Boston Baseball Writers Back Williams in MVP Votes
Boston writers and Red Sox owner Tom Yawkey criticized two out of town voters who placed Williams ninth and tenth in the American League MVP balloting. New York's Mickey Mantle won the award 233 to 205. Williams, 39, hit 38 homers with a .741 slugging average.
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Vikes Host Harbor in '57 Finale
Lang Beach College closes its 1957 football season at Veterans Memorial Stadium facing Harbor JC in the main event. Also featured are Long Beach high school sprinting and passing championships and a lifetime pass presentation to Bert Smith. Harbor aims to spoil LBCC with a strong passing attack led by Earley and Chappell, while Viking seniors wrap up LBCC careers.
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Trend Favors Validity of L A Diamond Petition
Los Angeles City Clerk Walter Peterson announced Friday that 6,073 of 21,179 signatures checked are valid for a proposed Dodgers stadium referendum. A minimum 51,767 signatures are required to place the issue on the ballot, with 3,172 signatures submitted by opponents under review.
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Fragmented football scores and odds from unknown league
Readable lines show scattered team names and scores across cities such as Santa Ana Santa Monica Ventura and Santa Barbara. Several numbers and fractions appear, but most context is missing, leaving an unclear scoreboard collage of irregular items.
Stanford Coach Chuck Taylor Quits Football Role
Stanford coach Chuck Taylor resigned at 37 to move to Stanford athletics administration. The optimist, famed for predicting wins, led the Indians to the Rose Bowl before losses to California and Illinois. He praised California as strong, while focusing on positive psychology for the upcoming big game.
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Evashevski May Leave Town Team After Notre Dame Game
Rumors circulate that Evashevski, coach of the town team, may coach his final game against Notre Dame. The paper notes Evie Evashevski won’t confirm plans, hinting at a Stanford offer as Athletic Director Paul Brochler and he have long clashed, possibly prompting a move.
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Olmedo Leads in Farrell Racquet Club Invitational Tennis
Olmedo of SC gains singles and doubles momentum at the 2nd Charles Farrell Racquet Club Invitational in Palm Springs. He defeats Eg Atkinson 3-9 6-3 6-1 to stay atop the singles field as quarter and semi finals loom. Other results include Don Klerbow’s 6-2 4-6 6-1 win over UCLA’s John Lesch and several other campus players posting wins.
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Myron MéeNamara
North Vead
Lockyer's Wiss Opener Ends In Fairly One Sided Win
Lockyer's Wiss Opener opened the 1957 season with a 86 to 40 loss to Islander gym opponents. Dallas Parkins led the attack with 19 points as the team dominated early and showcased a strong defense throughout the game.
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U S Turns Shoulder on Tabari in U S Newslines
In San Francisco Tabari, an immigrant runner from the November uprising, plans to return to his homeland. Friends quote him as homesick and unhappy with treatment in America. His coach and a former Hungarian citizen describe difficulties with U S officials and seek a post for him at a university.
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Seixas Leads U S in Davis Cup Quest in Australia
Vic Seixas at 34 remains lone American bright spot in a rough day for the U S team in Adelaide and Sydney. Gardnar Mulloy Talbert and young Mike Green suffered early exits while Seixas advances to a quarterfinal clash Tuesday, after defeating Warren Woodcock and facing heavy Australian support.
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Rams Face Browns as Wilson III Doubtful
The Rams rely on Joe Marconi and rookie Jon Arnett against the Cleveland Browns while fullback Wilson III is listed as doubtful with flu and Young 18 suffers a cheekbone injury from the prior game. Los Angeles aims to rebound after back-to-back wins and faces a weather-affected road test in Cleveland.
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Persiey Favored In Hollywood Boxing Showdown
In Hollywood Legion Stadium tonight Persiey a nine year veteran seeks first Southern California victory. He carries a 50 win 5 loss record while opponent Mickey Northrup the Irish Mexican veteran has fallen to Carter Tibbs and Alonzo in prior decisions.
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Feather or Bantam Kings Next Foes for Pajarito
Featherweight plans surface as promoter Ghorke Parnassus targets an outdoor Washington’s Birthday card in Los Angeles. Moreno remains a magnet, while heavyweight talks touch on Hoge Bassey and Alphonso Molimil with Europe on the horizon. Mayteo Moreno earned a 15 000 guarantee and returned to Mexico City after a 10 103 attendance near a world incline record.
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