Belmont Stakes Field Gathers For 125000 Added Derby Favorite
Carry Back eyes a Belmont Stakes sweep with Globemaster Ambiopoise joining an eight horse field. Other contenders include Bal Musette Flutterby Guadalcanal Sherlock Dr Miller and Hitting Away. Post time 3 50 p m EST CBS coverage 3 30 4 p m EST.
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Louis urges swift crackdown on boxing racketeers in Congress
Former heavyweight champion Joe Louis told the Senate Antitrust subcommittee that boxing is beset by criminal elements and is "a disgrace." He supported bills to place professional boxing under a federal commissioner, citing managers and promoters backed by hoodlums and naming figures tied to organized crime. Louis, testifying with other witnesses, said boxers are forced by agents whose backers include gangsters.
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Tony Ducks
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World Javelin Record Broken in Milan
Carlo Lievore of Italy threw the javelin 284 feet 7 inches to surpass the world record. Al Cantello had held the mark at 282 feet 32 inches set in Compton, California on June 5, 1959. Italian Federation officials will ask the IAF to recognize the new mark.
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Dickinson Opens 7 Stroke Lead in Memphis Open
Gardner Dickinson surged to a seven stroke lead at 128 after a 65 in the second round of the Memphis Open at Colonial Country Club. He built on an earlier 63, while Don Whitt slipped to 135 and six players joined him in a tie for second. Bolt and Middlecoff added late eagles on 18 to stay in contention.
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Tequesta
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Cary Middlecoff
Gene Littler
Ken Venturi
Tony Lema
Bolt
Middlecoff
Eagles
Reds Sign Pair Of Teen Prospects In Local Draft
Cincinnati scout Jim Bragan signed 19 year old outfielder Lee Andrew Maye of Birmingham Alabama to join the Reds Columbia South Carolina farm club. The previous day Bragan inked fellow 19 year old pitcher Sam Ellis from Birmingham for the Reds Indianapolis affiliate. Trainer Dave Erb, who rode Needles to victory in 1956, now trains thoroughbreds.
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Dave Erb
Needles
Romano's Two-Run Homer Lifts Cleveland Past Angels 6-4
John Romano lined a two-run homer in the eighth to break a 4-4 tie and lift Cleveland to a 6-4 win over the Los Angeles Angels. Frank Funk pitched two innings for the win, while Angels pitchers were charged with the late rally as Los Angeles continued a road skid.
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Elder Golf Cup: Snead Leads U S Team at Dorado Beach
Sam Snead fired a 67 for the second straight day to push the U S team to a 277 at the Canada Cup halfway point at Dorado Beach. Jim DeMaret added a 70 as the Americans built a six stroke edge over Australia led by Peter Thomson and Kel Nagel. Ben Arda of the Philippines kept within reach with a 69 to 138 total as he planned to leave the event due to a family emergency.
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Edgewood Tourney Winners Listed
Edgewood Country Club held a Memorial Day mixed two ball foursome tournament with winners named. Lowgross honors went to Evelyn Carter and Bob Jones followed by Eunice Anderson and John Daley, Margaret Webb and Walter Wickerham, Joyce Jones and Bob Martin. Lownet victors were Marian Jenkins and LeRoy Brodnick, Frances Murphy and Dick Cotton, Dorothy Daley and Walter Reynolds, Kate Bird and Franklyn Marsh. Sears Roebuck sponsored play. bridge prizes went to a dozen players including Betty Goyer and Mary Brower. Children enjoyed sack races relays bingo and a puppet show by Mrs. Mark Perlman plus free pony rides and a buffet in the evening.
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Mark Perliman
Washington raises Owens salary to 20000 a year
The University of Washington disclosed that its Board of Control approved a raise to Jim Owens bringing his total annual pay to 20000 dollars. Owens serves as athletic director and head football coach and led teams to two Rose Bowl victories.
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Board of Control
Buzhardt Shuts Out Pittsburgh in 6-0 Phillies Win
Philadelphia pitchers limited Pittsburgh to nine hits as Buzhardt blanked the Pirates 6-0 for his first win of the season. Pancho Herrera led the offense with two doubles and two RBIs amid a 12-hit Phillies attack, while Buzhardt struck out three with one walk over 2 two thirds innings of relief.
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Pile ome Standings THURSDAY SCORES
National League games had St Louis defeating San Francisco 7 to 6 and Chicago beating Philadelphia 10 to 3 Pittsburgh topped Milwaukee 8 to 2 in seven innings amid rain Only American League games Boston 7 New York 5 Washington 3 Los Angeles 2 Kansas City 4 Detroit 4 a tie called end after seven innings due to rain American Association Houston 2 Louisville 1 Denver 15 Dallas-Ft Worth 4
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Frankton Little League opens with flag ceremony and early games
A new 50 star flag presentation precedes Frankton Little League action at Frankton Park. Elwood VFW presents the flag with Joe Morris attending. Opening doubleheader features Best Ever Milk vs Farmers Grain & Coal at 1 p.m. and Frankton Building & Loan vs Jaycees in game two.
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Porterfield released by Syracuse Chiefs in IBL
Pitcher Bob Porterfield was released by the Syracuse Chiefs of the International Baseball League because he was undermining club manager Gene Verble, GM Dom Labbruzzo said. The Macon Peaches of the Southern Association are managed by Max Macon, who last year won the Sally League pennant with Columbia, S. C.
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ACC Senior Junior Foursomes Listed at Golf Day
The Anderson Country Club announced the entered pairs and starting times for its annual Senior Junior Golf Day. Committee members G P Shine Dr G E Ross R H Braswell and J E Mehagan disclosed the 1:00 to 3:10 schedule detailing 22 foursomes with players from ACC and guest participants.
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St Marys Honors Spring Athletes In School Program
St Marys celebrated spring sports with an awards program in the gym. Varsity baseball honors went to Harber Williams McKinney Snyder Klettheimer Lavelle Magers Broderick Degitz Wagner. Major golf awards went to Chaille Heider Daoust Head Laughlin with Heider named MVP and Chaille as medalist in the CICC Tourney.
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Griffith II vs Ortega Aims to Defend Welterweight Title
Emile Griffith remains a 2-1 favorite to defend his world welterweight crown against Gaspar Ortega in a 15 round bout at the Olympic Auditorium in Los Angeles. The title defense, Griffith first after beating Benny Paret on April 1, headlines ABC television at 7 p.m. PDT.
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Allen Receives 50 000 Bonus From Minnesota
The Minnesota Twins signed Purdue shortstop Bernie Allen to a 50 000 bonus contract, paid over four years. The 21 year old, 6 foot 1, 173-pound from East Liverpool Ohio led Purdue in batting and is expected to join Detroit for the opening game. Allen also starred as Purdue quarterback helping the Boilermakers to a 21 10 football win over Minnesota.
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