Dodgers Get Extension on Brooklyn Move Deadline
National League owners unanimously extend to October 15 the deadline for Brooklyn to decide on transferring to Los Angeles. Dodgers owner Walter O Malley seeks LA move while Los Angeles votes loom. NL president Warren Giles notes extension voluntary after discussion.
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Little Rock Memory Sparks Coast Sport Talk
A Long Beach VFW commander recalls a Little Rock coaching figure Jim Karam. The piece notes Karam’s controversial role and a 1943 Junior Rose Bowl game, then shifts to Southern Cal football rumors and oddball anecdotes about Iowa’s press correction and a Long Beach fishing tale.
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Yankees Edge Braves In World Series Opener
The New York Yankees, 8 5 favorites, opened the 54th World Series against the Milwaukee Braves at Yankee Stadium. Whitey Ford was set to start for the Yankees against Warren Spahn. Mantle and Skowron expected to play despite injuries. Kubek started at short over Slaughter, with Coleman at second and Carey at third. The Braves, led by Spahn, planned to counter with a strong lineup and hoped to derail the Yankees at home. Weather forecast called for mostly fair skies and-seasonable temperatures for game day.
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PCC Legality Still Under Fire
San Francisco AP reports six new questions on the legality of Pacific Coast Conference disciplinary fines against California schools. The probe seeks whether fines above 1000 dollars were arbitrarily levied and if PCC can enforce penalties when California, UCLA, and Southern California finance are not taxed funds. Bonelli leads the committee examining PCC fines totaling 25,000 for California, 15,000 for UCLA, and 10,000 for Southern California tied to 1956 football player aid cases.
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Cubs Eye New Manager and Centerfielder in 1958 Shuffle
Schelling, rehired to helm the Cubs in 1958, seeks a new centerfielder after a 29–27 finish in the final two months of the season. Bragan, arriving to lead the Indians, says the club needs pitching depth and aims to boost the mound staff.
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Yankees vs Braves series notes and box score excerpts
Fragmentary sports wire shows references to Yankees and Braves games with batting and pitching notes. Mentions box scores, rosters like Mantle and Berra, and cited totals such as 30-21,688 on a date placeholder. Contains scattered player names and actions without a cohesive narrative.
Tickets On Sale For L A Open
Preseason tickets for the Long Beach event are now available with individual seats priced from $2 to $3. The World Tournament series features the Yankees vs Braves and runs November 8 to 10 at Lakewood with practice and qualifying rounds preceding the main events.
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Braves Manager Fred Haney Exudes Confidence In World Series
New York Yankees meet the Atlanta Braves in the first World Series game at Yankee Stadium as manager Fred Haney predicts a Braves victory. He calmed after a tense exchange with a reporter who asked if the team would choke, warning he would be thrown out if seen in the clubhouse during the series.
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