Jay McCreary Named Coach At Louisiana
LSU hires Jay McCreary as head coach on a three year contract at 3500 dollars per year. McCreary, former Frankfort High and Indiana University star, led Muncie Central to the 1952 Hoosier tournament title and posted 134 wins to 32 losses in six seasons. He succeeds Harry Rabenhorst who retired after 28 years at LSU.
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Alphonse Halimi Rivaled by Amerique Boxing Claim
The fragment notes Alphonse Halimi a French bantamweight boxer linked to Miami University in Florida and described as part of a backfield with ties to Red Blaik and Army coaching fame. It mentions undefeated pro record and a world level claim, though the text is garbled.
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Box Scores from a Doubleheader with Brewers and Pirates
National League first game report shows Brooklyn Dodgers facing Milwaukee Braves with Mazeroski Banks and Mejias among key hitters. Box score includes RBI from Virdon Neal and Sawatski and pitching notes for Conley Labine and others. multiple substitutions listed with fielding and batting details.
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Boyd Castellani Split Decision In Middleweight Bout
In Chicago Stadium, Bobby Boyd narrowly defeated Rocky Castellani by split decision in a dull middleweight bout watched by a small crowd. Referee Bernie Weiss separated the fighters after the bell, with Castellani landing the harder shots in rounds six and nine while Boyd rallied and controlled much of the action.
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Malley Keeps Congressmen Guessing About Dodger Move
Walter O'Malley, president of the Brooklyn Dodgers, told a House Judiciary subcommittee that the team might move to Los Angeles, saying the jig is up in Brooklyn unless a new 50,000-seat ballpark is built downtown. He would decide by season's end, framing the question of anti trust status in pro baseball during the hearing.
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Williams Speaks in Reserve Issue
Boston star Ted Williams voices reserve clause concerns as Congress probes professional baseball. He notes the sport could set its own rules but questions must be weighed after Supreme Court rulings brought football under antitrust laws. He responds to a reporter about baseball handling its own affairs.
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Little Leaguer Hurls 1 Hit Victory In Shady Side
Paul Black Jr. pitched a one hit game for Phillips Iron and Coal as they crushed City Service 19 to 0 in Shady Side Manor league play. Black struck out 13 and walked 6 in his first 1 hit effort, aiding Phillips to a top standing tie with Wilson's Poultry.
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Yankees Rally Stuns Indians to Preserve Narrow Standings
New York Yankees nipped Cleveland 3 1 to stay ½ game behind the Chicago White Sox. Johnny Kucks started strong before a ninth inning rally.
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Edgewood Ladies Complete Tourney
The Edgewood Ladies Golf Club finished its pro am tournament sponsored by Lavelle Pounds and WHBU. First round match play handicap opened yesterday backed by Shameker Sludin and Edge Packing Company. Top pro am teams included Honpes Redecap Busby. Diedring Walker Anderson. Clem Murphy Cherry. Frank Lary of Detroit led American League pitchers in 1956 innings with 294.
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