Williams Fined Five Thousand for Spitting Incident
Owner Tom Yawkey and GM Joe Cronin fined Ted Williams $5000 after a Tuesday game spitting episode with fans. The penalty ranks as the second largest in baseball history, with Babe Ruth's prior $5000 fine noted. The incident drew commentary on Commissioner Ford Frick’s role and Williams’ reputation as Splendid Spitter.
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Tom Yawkey
Joe Cronin
Ted Wiliams
Babe Ruth
Lair
Mier Huggins
Ted
Ford Frick
Aly
Frick
Yawkey and Cronin
Mr. Williams
Fine
Buck and Ned Bower Win Intruder in Fast Pace Derby Revival
Leonard J. Buck of the Ally and Stable celebrates a breakthrough victory as The Intruder powers through heats to claim the Kentucky Derby of harness racing. Ned Bower trained and piloted the three year old in a dramatic late surge that secured the major purse and a new confidence boost for the stable.
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Leonard J. Buck
Buck
Ned Bower
Ted Williams Faces Backlash After Spat With Yankees
Boston fans rally around Ted Williams amid a temper flare after a game with New York. Reports say Williams faced fines and donations poured in from supporters and officials, including Charles Collatos opening a fund at Rockland Atlas Naval Bank for contributions.
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Charles Collatos
Rockland Atlas Naval Bank
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Willams
Northampton
Mass
Ted Willams
All Star Football Event Set With Browns in Chicago
Chicago hosts the 23rd annual All Star game at Soldier Field. Top college backs and NFL hopefuls seek to outpace Cleveland’s Browns behind an untested offensive line. Notable players include Howie Cassady, Don Moeller, Lenny Moore, Joe Namath’s contemporaries, and College stars from Notre Dame to Oklahoma.
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Curley Lambeauw
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Navy
George Welsh
Iowa
Jerry Reichaw
Wisconsin
Jim Hahiska
Cleves Tan
California Boxing Probe Demands Shakeup and Fights Fix Accusations
A Sacramento report urges drastic boxing reform amid accusations of match fixing and underworld influence. It portrays boxing as gangster ridden in California and calls for a complete shakeup of state controls, with 72 violations found in a year long study. Promoters deny wrongdoing and await court or commission hearings.
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Edgewood Junior Tourney Pairings Listed For Friday
Edgewood County Club hosts the Edgewood Junior Championship with 44 entrants teeing off in a 18 hole format Friday morning. Participants include Tom Boots Lloyd Mee Clinlick Berry Atkinson Dave Harmon Mike Cummings Jack Hiday John Mills Toni Michael Jerry Braunnr Ed Pakus Re Green Mike Martin Venus Fasone Tom Javelle Steve Callan Dave Hillsidoss Cami Chaille Rick Molls Craig Hyahes Bobby Parefs Bob Brown Michie Null Barbara Hare Hisva Jay Janes Pat Daley Pat Michael Symonds Pant Mills Tom Ringwail John Gibson Glenn Ki.
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Tom Boots
Lloyd Mee Clinlick
Berry Atkinson
Dave Harmon
Mike Cummings
Jack Hiday
John Mills
Toni Michael
Jerry Braunnr
Ed Pakus
Green
Mike Martin
Venus Fasone
Tom Javelle
Steve Callan
Dave Hillidoss
Cami Chaille
Rick Molls
Craig Hyahes
Bobby Pare Fs
Bob Brown
Michie Null
Barbara Hare Hisva
Jay Janes
Pat Daley
Pat Michaela
Symonds
Pant Mills
Tom Ringwail Fibramora
Johy Gibson
Glenn Ki
Fishing at Lake Dawn and Dusk Patterns
The article describes how bass species and other fish move to shallow and rocky drop offs as day shifts to dawn and dusk. Walleye smallmouth bass and large bass seek ridges hidden by submerged sand and gravel bars while white bass stalk shad minnows near mirroring surfaces. An hour at dawn can exceed a full day’s catch at these spots.
Golf's Richest Starts Today Amid Record Purses
The World Championships begin Thursday with 92 pros and 12 women amateurs and 12 men winateurs, competing for a total purse around 1.2 million. Men top prize is 30 000 plus 6 exhibitions at 1 000 each, women 6 000 to 3 000 for top places, with a 1 000 cash award for a male pro breaking the course record. Julius Boros recalled as last year’s winner. Lloyd Mangrum course record set in 1938 remains a challenge.
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Cincago
Tom O'Shinler
Tam
Julius Boros
Lloyd Man- Brum
Babe Zahadlas
Colts Lose Veteran Kerkorian and Rookie Nel Viesrin
In Baltimore on Wednesday veteran quarterback Gary Kerkorian and rookie guard Pal Nel Viesrin left the Colts. Kerkorian cited camp holdout issues and plans to finish studies at Grergeliwen University while accepting a job at a Brooklyn brewery. A second rookie, Joe Kalahawan, reportedly quit and was waived after telling coach Ewbank he might not make the team. In Cleveland, Bob Feller is said to have pitched in a Sunday doubleheader with details undisclosed.
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Moray
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Shoteur
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Gary Kerkoriar
Pal Nel Viesrin
Baltimore Colts
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Grergeliwen University del Vicario
Misissippi Southern
Braoklyn Brewery
Joe Kallahawan
Handley Supports Rehiring Marlin as Game Warden
Governor Handley backs Edwin K. Marlin for rehire as Indiana game warden chief, opposing Marlin’s firing. Handley criticizes partisan moves and says the game wardens should stay above party politics, while Hook and Marlin’s aide plan to run the department.
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Creed advances to semifinals in Junior Invitation Open
Clifford Ann Creed of Opelousas advanced to the semifinals with a 4 and 6 victory over Judith Berners Hickory. Mary Mills, Gulfport Miss, youngest entrant, beat Andrea John Waterloo. Other results include Miss Gunderson and Miss Mand advancing. several players reported injuries.
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Opelousas
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Hickory
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Ohn
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Jo Ann Genderson
Seattle
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Glasnowine
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New York
Rhodes to start as Falstaffs face Meadowgold in title showdown
Warren Rhodes will pitch for the Falstaffs at Memorial Park in a decisive Anderson Amateur Baseball Association game against Meadowgold Dairy. A win clinches the pennant with Rhodes boasting the best on base and winning percentages and a stingy 2.0 earned run average. The 5:30 p.m. start is set as Howell Phata notes.
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Warren
Dusty
Saxton to Defend Welter Title Sept 12 in Syracuse
Johnny Saxton, the 26 year old Brooklyn welterweight champion, will defend his title on September 12 at the War Memorial Auditorium Syracuse against Carmen Basile. Promoters Norman Rothschild and Jim Norgis target a $15000 gate with TV and radio receipts split. Basile seeks upset after a May 16 loss and a March 14 win.
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Celera Hon
Carmen Bagilio
Syracuse
War Memorial Auditorium
Norman Trothschild
Saston
Brooklyn
Bastia
Citlenango
Chicago
Saxton
Pagilia
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Allbet
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Rothschild
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Jim Norgis
Tyenafinnad Rosine Club
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Olympic Berths For Pretty Three Top Divers
Detroit trials produced three divers earning U S Olympic berths. Mary McCormick led with 464.1 points while Barbara Gilders placed second and Tanya, a University of Detroit student, finished third for the three meter springboard. Yoshi Oyakawa highlighted the 100 meter backstroke qualifiers and set records in butterfly events.
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Pal Never Mee Cormick
Barbara Gilders
Jeanine Stungo
U. S
McCormick
Los Angeles
Brennan
Miss Gilders
Tanya
University of Detroit
Billy Worzyk
New England
Swat
Mawaii
Yoshi Oyakawa
Yorayk
Oyakawa
Frantic McKinney
Babe Zaharias Remains in Hospital After Surgery
Galveston Texas Babe Didrikson Zaharias, famed woman athlete, is reported to be doing well after a Monday operation for a blocked intestine. She has cancer recurrence first found in 1954 and has been hospitalized for months. The recent three hour operation followed another in the weeks prior. She was named top athlete of the ball century by the Associated Press in 1950.
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