Dodgers win on Roseboro homer in Milwaukee
In a dusk game at County Stadium Milwaukee Dodgers catcher John Roseboro hit a sixth inning home run that proved the decisive run. Reliever Larry Sherry replaced starter Danny McDevitt as the hero pitched by the Dodgers drew a small crowd of about 297 to 800 with Norm Larker adding a single.
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Tichehnal Upsets Weather? Football Notes From A Fractured Ledger
The fragmentary report notes Ray Podesto earning the starting quarterback spot for a game against Hawaii after a 30-6 loss to the Cougars. It mentions Washington State's backup players stepping up, mentions San José State, and hints at schedule pressures with an open date and frequent weekly games.
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Marca jizien, 3 Leon 'City, out polnted on 'Pacheco
Fragmentary text mentions Pacheco with 136 percent in unspecific context. No clear event, date, or organization is readable.
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Local Ukiah clubs honor two hard nosed football players at Maple Cafe
Potter Valley hosts Anderson Valley as the Bearcats win 13 0 with Donnie Clark scoring from 30 yards and Arnie Egli adding a plunge. Ukiah quarterbacks club released first awards to Gary Smith and Jerry Hunt for hard nosed play scores two quick Santa Rosa touchdowns and a defensive stand. Willits reports Fred Macias sustained a bruise in the 19 13 win over Fort Bragg and prepares for Ferndale trip Saturday.
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Bruton Had Larry Worried in Ninth
Los Angeles pitcher recalls the tense ninth inning against Hank Aaron and Billton in a playoff game, praising Don Demeter for the catch and noting readiness for any further playoff duties.
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D Amato Faces Possible License Revocation by NY Commission
New York state Athletic Commission may revoke Cus D Amato's license today for failing to appear at the hearing into the Patterson Johansson title bout. D Amato, who manages Floyd Patterson, cited travel issues from Puerto Rico and indicated he could not arrive in time for the session.
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Fragmentary OCR Notes from Hidden Ledger
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Matthews Reverses Decision in Fight
Len Matthews of Philadelphia won a unanimous decision over Paulie Armstead of Los Angeles in a ten round lightweight bout. Matthews, fighting in Philadelphia, avenged a prior defeat by Armstead while seeking a rematch with Carlos Ortiz. Referee Joe Sweeny and two judges ruled for Matthews in a fight that featured a first round cut and constant pressure. United Press International rated the bout 48 45 for Matthews.
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Giardello Favored In Chicago Boxing Showdown
Middleweight contender Joey Giardello holds 6-5 odds to defeat Nigeria’s Dick Tiger at Chicago Stadium in a Wednesday ABC televised bout. Also Friday Harold Gomes, Jay Fullmer meet at Providence R I Auditorium with Gomes 12-5 favorite in their non title 10 rounder televised by NBC.
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Attendance up 9.1 percent in major leagues this season
Major league attendance rose to 19,063,568, up 1,602,938 from 1955, led by the White Sox and Indians in the American League and a pennant race in the National League. Dodgers topped the circuit with 2,037,284, while the Yankees reached 1,552,030 amid a league surge.
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Indians Pace Offense as USC Tops Defense in Big Five
In San Francisco the Stanford Indians lead the Big Five in total offense at 10.5 yards per game while USC tops defense at 118.0 yards allowed. USC also leads rushing with 218.5 yards per game. Stanford trails in aerial with 390 yards through the air. Mike McKeever of USC named lineman of the week for key plays against Pittsburgh.
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Oklahoma Sooners face possible poisoning of players
University of Oklahoma football team physician Dr. D G Willard said he believes about 20 Sooners were poisoned by some chemical or drug before their 45 13 loss to Northwestern. Investigations by Chicago and Evanston authorities are underway with a full report expected soon.
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Gridiron Ratings Highlight Early Week Rankings
United Press International lists top college football teams with first place votes and records. Louisiana State leads with 2-0 and 330 points, followed by Northwestern Iowa Army and other strong programs in the early season poll.
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Grimm Takes Cubs Helms Again In 1960 Pitch
CHICAGO AP—Charlie Grimm begins his third term as Chicago Cubs manager with no clear path to a pennant in 1960. Grimm, 61, now Cubs vice president, says five farm system prospects could help and decisions on others will follow in upcoming conferences. He succeeds Bob Scheffing after he resigned. Scheffing stays with the club in a yet undecided role.
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Athletics seek new manager after Craft nonrenewal
Kansas City Athletics announce that manager Harry Craft will not return as manager but will be offered a role in player development. General Manager Parke Carroll says they hope he stays with the club.
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