Francis Oliver split with Saperstein empire ending colorful basketball era
Oliver said he will not renew his 15000 a year contract with Abe Saperstein when it expires next October. He coached the Boston Whirlwinds touring against the Harlem Globetrotters while Francis contemplates college or high school coaching. Francis remains uncertain about the future after sensational Rio Grande days and possible tryouts with the Philadelphia Warriors.
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Francis
Oliver
Junle
Rio Grande
Ohio College
Abe Saperstein
Clarence
Bevo) Francis
Newt Oliver
Ohio Hills
Hery Oliver
Saperstein
Boston Whirlwinds
Harlem Globetrotters
Canada
Oiver
Revo
International News Service
Tye
Wellsville
Hig
Philadelphia Warri TP
Thifters
Campbell and Granger win first round at nationals
Campbell and Granger of Purdue in the National Intercollegiate Championship defeated their first-round foes on the Ohio State University Course. Campbell overcame an early deficit to win the opening hole and rally to take the match as the 1 Jinksmen posted sub-par scores yesterday.
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Anderson
Joe Campbell
Don Granger
Purdue University
Ohio State
Ernie
Campbell
Guorne
Rex Baxter
Houston
Jake Howard
Georgia
L John Garrett
Rice
Fritz
Columbus
Ohia
Joe Npbell
Purdue
Susupenue
Peuranece
Ohin University
Acu
Mateh
Ernie Fiverge
Sanipayoff
Archie and Floyd Patterson Tuned as Heavyweight Favorites
Archie Moore and Floyd Patterson named top contenders for the vacant heavyweight crown. Patterson, 21, moved from fourth to second after beating Tommie Cue Jackson, while Moore, 39, retained top status amid heavy contention. other German contenders and regional match details fill the column.
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New York
Archie ‘Moore
Floyd Patterson
Tng
Patterson
Brooklyn
Tommy Cue Jackson
Moore
New
Hie Toy Fates
Wrr
Mg Handler
Kentucky
Ping Yolande Pompey
Trinidad
Little
Transylvania College
Tash
Paige
Sant Dien
Cathal Transylvania
Centre College
Aml
Wigoyoung Patterson
Shitec
Kurky Mares
NG Tranylvania
Transylvania
Yankee Studi
James
Chandler
Charley Moran
Barker
Toronto
Ont
Sfunie
Happy
Patterson's Injured Right 2m Loved Bre'er Chandler
Leanis
Nestree
Gerhard Hecht
Germany
Dailia Lai
Tafy
Ralph Dupas
Orlewnys
Mapagnol
Bonnet
Fred Galiany
Spain
Cehampion
Wurupe Galiana
J Hogan Ohid Bassey
Nigeria
Mexican Net Star Falls to Champion at Kalamazoo
Uni of Southern California’s Micheal Joaquin Reyes, unseeded, defeats Tulane’s Jose Aguero in the NCAA singles at Kalamazoo College, advancing to the quarterfinals after dropping the first set. UCLA’s John Cranston, ranked No. 4, pulls off a major upset by beating Francisco Contreras of USC. Other results include UCLA players, and various wins in the singles draw as the tournament progresses.
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Kalamazoo
Micheal
Joaquin Reyes
Meiico City
University of Southern California
Jose Aguero
Tulane
Kalamazoo College
Reyes
Aguerafel
Als
John Cranston
UCLA
Flst
I ‘Io
Francisco Pancho Contreras
Southern California
John Lesch
Dick Potter
Michigan
Alex Olmede
Southern Cal
Les Dodson
Kalamazno College
Mike Fran
Barry Wale
Homa
Mike Green
Kiltor Sportsmans Digest On Landing Hooks Without Harm
The digest advises anglers on humane catch and release. Do not squeeze the fish body, remove the hook gently from the mouth, and avoid tearing gills. Hold the fish upright in calm water and move it softly to aid recovery before release.
Daley Predicts White Sox World Series After Sweep
Chicago mayor Daley buoyantly forecast a White Sox World Series appearance following a four game sweep of the Yankees. Stadium tweaks and high walls would reshape the park into a diamond but raise costs and traffic concerns. Redlegs News notes Crosley Field action and the Milwaukee Braves as top pennant favorites with exhibition games and local meetings also on tap. Elwood Panthers and Wellington horse show winners cap a busy sports page.
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Dales
Richard Daley
Chicago
Chicago White Sox
Tammoth
Sox
New York Yankees
Daley
Chisox
Avick
Saiout
Lake Shore Drive
Redlegs
Crosley Field
Milwakee Braves
Milwalker Clb
Chica Cubs
Ciney
Daly
Kansas City Athletics
Gvester Cineinnat
High Lifes Edge Teague in 9 to 5 Victory
The High Lifes pitched by Teague dominated the game with timely hits and steals. Memorial Park witnesses a tense start after rain delays as High Lifes secure a narrow win over Ryhol infielders.
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Teague
Anderson Heh
Laivas Teagne
Reball
Alexandra
Memorial Bark Uist
Feam
Andersitt Ratstiffe
Joan
Flooy
Memorial Wark
Chiceal
Sane
Palstaffs
Seatard Oilers
Cenaal Indiana
Seasur
High Lifes
Kokomo
Aff
Pam
Palstaff Wall
Cube Sane
Modern baseball roundup with scores and player names
A dense wrap of baseball results and standings from the American and National Leagues. Mentions include teams like New York and Chicago, pitcher and batter names, game outcomes, and notes on park venues and players, reflecting a late era box score style.
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Aavociotad
York
ALY
Beige Skae
Weslingtor Joyce BR
Lote Am Tirbicviaboe
Getty Weekly
Cayenne
Sanure St Bay
Akg
Ailadsiphie
Cesena
Vesterdats
Tlague Bianely
Chay Et Lnuic
Bovine
Chitean
Wathumton
Beton
Pattie Mmerigan Ansciciation
Cherindas
Lincue Barkin
New York
Hethin
Werthingien
Geeinsati
PiMybury
Dellisal
Komses Olg
Free Fair Bicycle Race Signups Urged Ahead of Monday Deadline
Anderson from Fair officials urge boys and girls to file entries for the annual bicycle races by 9 a.m. Monday to allow heat assignments. Capt. Floyd Kline Sr. chairs the event, with prizes totaling over 400 dollars in cash and merchandise. Riders must report to the judges stand at 6 40 a m for numbers and heat assignments, and safety measures include parents delivering bicycles when possible.
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Anderson
I Peake
Police Department
Floyd Kline Sr
Cincinnati Redlegs Seek Starters in National League All Star Balloting
Vote totals during the midweek tabulation place Johnny Temple and Roy McMillan at second base and shortstop respectively, with Frank Robinson and Ed Bailey leading at their positions for the National League. Gus Bell holds center field a pace ahead as the NL lines up for the July 10 game in Washington.
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Johnny Temple
Roy McMillan
Frank Robinson
Ed Bailey
Redlegs
Gus Bell
Ford Frick
Midwest
L Bell
Duke J Snider
Dodgers
Rick
Mickey Vernon
Boston Red Sox
Jed Vi Ic Verte
Cleveland Inds
George Kell
Baltimore
Criolles
Ray Beane
Detroit Tigers
Nelly Pax
Chicago White Sox
Harvey Kuenn
al Kaline
Tigers
Ted Williams
Red Sox
Mickey Mantle
Yogi Berra
New York Yankees
Dale Long
Yanks Hold Ground in Wimbledon Singles Rounds
Seven American men and Australia’s Lew Hoad and Ken Rosewall advanced to the Wimbledon second round on a tough day for the U S delegation. Ham Richardson and Vic Seixas won decisively while eight other Americans were eliminated including Burlie Patly who fell to Bobby Wilson.
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Sterling Slate
Wimbledon
England
Australia
Lew Foart
Ken Rosewall
Burlie Patly
Uncle Sam
Ham Richardson
Westfield
Nou
Vic Seixas
Philadelphia
Richidson
Patty
Los Angeles
Bobby Wilson
Britain
Barry Sammy Giaramalva
Houston
Davis
Denmark
Torben
McKay
Giammaalva
Gordon Torches
South Africa
Gil Shead
Angeleno
Bob Per
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Haven
Granger
Joe
Secrest
Donie
Sykes
Archie
Floyd
Bob Nodes
Oklahoma
Adam Secrest
Ile Grangver
Jim Sykes
North Carolina State
Ftex Baxter
Houston University
John Garevele
Rice Institute
Ghie George
Campbolt
George
Coamer
Daytona Reach
Fla
Ascar
Dastona Beach
Sportsmans Digest “Kiltor
Sumer
UT Pam
Maing Bowls Gardens
Coyne
Asul UW
Elwood
Johm Withon
Elwood Panthers
Yorklowh
Ygton
Mise Dane Wellington
Anerson
Muncie Fairgrounds
Winte
Beagtec
Ausletin Park
Wehaarenes
Anderson High
AK Rom
Merington
Satan
Shadyside
Mas Lefeatendt
Errart-Charles
Manners
Tilley
Brohuringran
Simpson
Dalley
Ady Wau
Coley Sho
Jones J. W
Hilt
Tmunye
Jones
Bony Faran
Teutun
Wilther Deren
Winpires Andaryon
Salland
Walt Dir
Cross Street
Cross Street Leam
Aperest
MG Ware
Rody
Oxfords
el Sary
Stretch Sox
Childrens Oxfords
Chambray
North Side Square
Cincy
Nat
Yanks
Kessler
Americas
MUI Russuta
Tamache Burg
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