Miceli Returns to Reformatory as Guest Referee
New York welterweight Joe Miceli appeared at the Indiana Reformatory last Thursday as guest referee on an amateur boxing card. Afterward Miceli told officials he might box an exhibition against Al Andrews if allowed. He sparred with inmates and boxed three rounds with Johny Green, Wendy Taylor, and four rounds with Bob Vitex as athletic director acted as third man.
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Incredible Zatopek Breaks Multiple Distance Records
Brussels report details Emil Zatopek smashing distances with a 10,000 meter time of 28 minutes 34.2 seconds and rapid 5,000 meter pace, amid weather and fatigue complaints. The Czech star, famed for Olympic golds, faced heavy track and pacing challenges but remained relentless in pursuit of records.
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Giel Receives Canadian Football Offer
Paul Giel of Minnesota said he had not decided on offers from Canada. He spoke at a conference with Ralph Miseaces, president of the Western Provincial Football Union, and said he would consider a return to football or baseball if the next ten years allowed.
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Dodgers Lead Braves in NL Race Despite Memorial Day Gap
The Brooklyn Dodgers sit behind the Milwaukee Braves by a shrinking margin as Memorial Day passes. Campanella’s absence is noted, but the Dodgers remain a strong contender while Reds and Cubs tighten the chase. The piece compares current standings to last year’s pennant run, highlighting the possible but unlikely repeat.
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Gillman Hold Drives Plants to 14 4 Win Over Bingles
Gillman pitchers hold Bingles to four runs as Plants 14 dominates Belea-Reiny Day League at the factory park. Wayne Beaver stars with two hits and drives in runs, while Miller, Marsh and Lawrence guide a 10 for win through the middle innings. Nine or more batters come to the plate each frame as Plants 14 rolls to victory.
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Readies Hot Sunday Card At Mt Lawn Speedway
New Castle Indiana set for a Sunday night show led by Angel Evans and Bill Evans with Gene Atkinson. Evans won the feature after Atkinson spun, as car counts and a large audience forecast a strong turnout with races including ten lap heats and a 30 lap finale.
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Taylor Suffers A Heart Attack in Los Angeles
Article notes bantamweight champion Bud Taylor, age 5, suffered a heart attack Tuesday and was taken to a French hospital for examination. Taylor, once recognized as bantamweight champion by the NBA in 1927-28, spent later years running a Terre Haute cafe. Records list about 145 fights, 66 wins by knockout, 53 via other methods.
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Charley Nusenberg
Indianapolis Motor Speedway purse distribution details
The Indianapolis Motor Speedway issued a record purse totaling 269 375 dollars for 33 entrants with prize breakdowns. Notable drivers include Till Vukovich and Jimmy Bryan among many others, reflecting large sums across final standings and bonus prizes.
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Trolling With Spinning Tackle for Angling
A compact guide on trolling with spinning reels for fishing. It highlights monofilament lines, the need to prevent line breaks during boat stops, and methods like slow bowing and weighted lures. Also discusses lure choices such as dart and wiggle lures and handling heavy lines.
Homers Aid Nite Owl In Thrilling Win At Park
Mick Thorn berg Murl Chambers and Ev Parks spark a 12-8 Delco-Remy Park victory as Nite Owl and Plants clash. B Parks yields four hits in a tense game with four deadlocks before the Trey-Seven team breaks it open with an eight run sixth inning for their second straight win.
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Soldier Field Rule Studied
Phoeetteee LinIng up a wet putt. Tommy Barnes of Atlanta uses umbrella for protection as he lines up a putt on the second hole during quarterfinal play in the Southern Amateur Golf tourney at Memphis. Chants oats in four to win hole. In a separate game, a homer over the left center field fence knocks Parks from the Plant 10 box. Laveier hits a high one over the right field wall. Thornberg rings up four hits in four trips with a single homer and two doubles.
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Arbitration Decides All Star Game Rules At Soldier Field
The Chicago Tribune reports the three man arbitration will decide if the 18M AlStar Football Game between the Detroit Lions and College All-Stars uses professional substitution rules at Soldier Field on Friday night. The dispute began after Coach Buddy Parker urged free substitution. Ward hints at a possible ruling under terms of the NPI contract.
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Kentucky Longshot Wins Derby in Upset Victory
Never Say Die, a 30-1 longshot, shocked at Epsom Downs to win the Derby. Jockey Lester Piggott guided the American-bred chestnut owned by Robert Sterling Clark of Upperville Virginia, as the field of 22 aged three-year-olds contended for the crown. Time was 2:85 44, with Darius and Arabian Night rounding out the top finishers amid a large Queen Elizabeth crowd and an Irish sweepstakes tie-in.
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Dack Burns Leads Eastern League Pilots as Dean of Managers
Dack Burns, manager of the team, stands as the dean of Eastern League pilots with a long tenure in the league since 16a, guiding many Senators and shaping the season's outlook.
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