IBC Dissolution Ordered In New York And Illinois
Judge Sylvester Ryan ordered the dissolution of the IBC entities in New York and Illinois to open championship boxing to more competition. Norris and Wirtz must resign Madison Square Garden posts within 30 days after July 1 and divest Garden stock within five years, with the IBC barred from promotions until dissolution. The decree, effective July 1, also blocks both men from Garden offices and direct involvement in title bouts.
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Erskine Defeats St. Louis In Season's First
Carl Erskine earned the win in his first start of the year as Brooklyn defeated the league leading St. Louis Cardinals 10-3 in six innings. Duke Snider hit two homers, Fu rilla delivered a pinch hit homer and double for six RBIs, while Erskine allowed two early runs and four hits in six frames before Ed Roebuck finished. Gino Cimoli opened the decisive seventh with a double and Sandy Amoros drove in the tying run, helping Brooklyn surge past St. Louis.
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American Champ Richardson Ousted At Wimbledon
No. 1 U.S. amateur Hamilton Richardson lost in the opening round at the 71st Wimbledon Championships to unseeded Chilean Luis Ayala. The match ended 3-6 6-4 7-5 6-4 in Ayala's favor amid cold, wind, and rain, ending Richardson's bid at the unofficial world championships and denting American prospects.
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Orioles Beat Tigers 6-0 On Rain Delayed Opening Day
Baltimore pitcher Skinny Brown yielded five hits as the Orioles defeated the Detroit Tigers 6-0. The rain halted play for nearly two hours, part of a soggy opening day program that saw 12 Orioles hits and a rough day for Tigers starter Ed Richardson.
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Calabria Downs Gas City 3 To 2 In Memorial Park Game
Calabria American Legion Post 371 defeated Gas City Post 32 3 to 2 on the Memorial Park diamond. Calabria improves to 3–0, and will play Hockett Mace Post Thursday at Memorial Field. Game time 4 p.m.
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Campbell Scores Three Over Par In Mixed Athletics
The report lists Campbell, Hala Jonn Kobs, Fer dley Collins, and Ben Van Alstyne as coaches at Michigan State with a combined 35 years of service. It notes a by-law revision adoption set for Thursday June 27 and mentions a discharge of Army serviceman Tom Yewcic who will join the Delco Tigers in Washington.
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Hockett-Maco Edge Oilers 3 2 In Delta Diamond
Hockett Maceo edged Middletown Junior Oilers 3 to 2 with Charmolue, Hosier combine on three hitter. Winning pitcher Charmolue and Jerry Smith delivered doubles in the third while John Teague added an infield single as 15 hitters appeared for Hockett Maceo. The local legionaires scored the decisive run in the frame.
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Melson Bags County Amateur Golf Title for Second Straight
Oscar Melson won his second consecutive Madison County Amateur Golf title at Edgewood Country Club after a 72-hole match on the Granview course, finishing with a 284 total. He led early with rounds of 71 and 72, then posted 60 and 72, overcoming Norman Sanders who retired with a hand injury. Borson was second with 289 and Dr. Bob Blake third at 290 as top flights crowned.
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Cleveland recalls Altobelli from Jets
Cleveland Indians recall first baseman Jon Altobelli from the Columbus Jets of the International League after a 24 hour recall due to injuries to pitchers Herb Score and Bob Lemon. Altobelli will join Cleveland in New York Tuesday.
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Little League Results Note Shady Side and Area Games
In Shady Side Little League Local 669 UAW CIO defeated North Side Pharmacy 8-5. Twi-Lite Optimist beat Davis Dairy 9-5 in Fairview American Little League. Guide Lamp defeated Pitcock Construction 6-14. Chesterfield Lumber stopped Coca-Cola 9-5 in the Anderson Babe Ruth league. Umpires Fones, Chitwood, Kaminski, Devol, Simpson, Herbst noted. Pitchers, HRs listed for various players. Mile run at Dublin saw Ron Delany win in 4:09.7 ahead of Hewson and Pirie.
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Markleville Wins 10-2 Over Meadow Gold In Amateur Game
Benny Wolfe struck out 13 and overcame six errors to lead Markleville over Meadow Gold 10 to 2 at Memorial Park in the Anderson Amateur Baseball Association. Gary Bond and Charlie Mack each had three hits for the winners, while Cole led Meadow Gold with three singles. Tonight Anderson Sporting Goods meets Rybolt's Sporting Goods at Memorial Park at 7:30 p.m.
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Baseball stars defend reserve clause as essential
Three major league players testified before a House subcommittee Monday that the reserve clause is essential to organized baseball unless a workable substitute is found. Robin Roberts Eddie Yost and Jerry Coleman said they cannot propose a solution but support the clause. They noted minor leaguers sometimes complain of barriers to the majors and discussed potential limits on drafts or terms.
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