Bahama Beats Turner To Extend Streak At Madison Square Garden
In a 10 round bout at Madison Square Garden Bahama outboxed Gil Turner to extend his winning streak to 12 while Turner dropped to 9 straight losses. Bahama controlled with quick lefts countering Turner's flurries and finished strong in a free-swinging crowd-pleaser watched by about 2,000 onlookers. Judges Gamboli and Eppy had Bahama ahead, while the referee Felix scored closely for Bahama.
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Biruini
Bahama
Jandy
Gil Turner
Madison Square Garden
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Buller
Oores
Nick Gamboli
Dae Eppy
Bahana Tel
Barney Felix Tad Ib
Baama
Phiiladelpha
Nce
Kid
Gavilan
Weller Lite
Bahama Bahama
Turnser
Deaf Mute Wins European Boxing Title in Six Round Kickout
Mario D Agata of Italy, a deaf boxer, defeated France's Robert Cohen to win the European Boxing Union light heavyweight title on a sixth round technical knockout at Olympi a Steel. The bout marked a historic first major title for the Maryland venue, underscoring D Agata's resilience and the growing profile of deaf athletes in boxing.
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Romie
Mario D'Agata
Italy
Mule Shigger
European Boxing Union
France
Robert] Cohen
Olympi: Steel
Wrong Name for Pitch Out in Imperial College Tilt
Imp irregular play discussed as Imperial College coach Corcoran argued about a pitch during a 16-12 lead, Palo Verde Jr College later forfeiting 9-0. Numerous quirky baseball anecdotes follow, including Falstaffs roster moves and local game plans amid a flood of colorful, chaotic notes.
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Calif
Mipire
Johny Corcoran
Pitehur al Brazil
Imperintiuniay College
Pauly Verde Junior College
Alhur
Corcoran
Imperial
Coreman Gas
Palo Verde
al Forfuit
Indians and White Sox split opener in Cleveland
The Chicago White Sox beat Cleveland 5 2 in the first game as Herb Score pitched a three hitter for the Indians. In the nightcap Billy Pierce improved to 12 2 with a two run victory that snapped Cleveland's nine game win streak. The White Sox pounded Lemmon for five early runs and Carrasquel and Naragon homered in the first game.
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Pierce
Cleveland
Billy Pierce
Chicago White Sox
Cleveland Indians
Herb Score
Indians
Vicory
Clevelard
Fintes
Chicago
White Sox
Bud Daley
Cal McLish
Jial Naragon
Chico Carrasquel
Yeunys
Naragon
Carrasquel
Johnson New Physical Head At WS Center
Willian B Harper announced Johnson as new recreation director for West Side Community Center while the Anderson Urbim League schedules special events from July through September. Activities include a free fair, fishing contest, cookouts, a tennis court dance, a water carnival, bike hike, back to school events, dances, and a back to school hop. Johnson, from Circleville Ohio, will report July 2 after graduating from Central State College Wilberforce.
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Anderson Urbim League
Willian B. Harper
West Side
Aly Gi
Anderson
Anly
Fairview
Moonight
Mounds Park
Center
Harper
League
Charles Edward Johnson
Circleville
Ohio
Johnson
Dewartment of
Physical Auduenliony Central State College
Wilberforce
Charles TL. Clemons
Clifford Sheaty
Wen
Samonetty Cornet
Park B & C
High Lifes and Advertisers Clash At Hall Park
Reports describe a tense meetup between the High Lifes and Advertisers tonight at Hall Park. Player names like Watson Leaver Teague Carter and Curt appear among a list of possible attendees and lineups, with practice and early game plans noted for the arena event.
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High Lifes
Clash
Vien Mitestein
Aaonteur
Rokaman
Aden
Sdyveen
Ragan Stars
Memary
Part Brothers
Dees
Nest
Cebmerky
Kadai
Wilson
Franke Harriveton
Sivapsba
Taka Watson
Ona
Antile
Baxter Jones In The Finals
Baxter and Jones reach the finals in a collegiate context as Pry Tax for Ur of Tate University and Weck Jones of Ohio lead a contested semifinal to face Cowboy State's Hathbad Prato. Jimmie Wikey of Mounton Gaeeip trails in taunts and Southern Methodist is edged in a late blog recap.
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Colombcs
Ghia
Tate University
Weck Jones
Ohia
Wien
Cage Clark
Powas
Lesey Jones
Alley Caund
Howe Ak
Jimmie Wikey
Mounton Gaeeip
Fem
Ferry Han
Southern Methodist
North Anderson and Park Place Triumph In Class A
North Anderson and Park Place won in Class A with 6 to 2 scores at Shadyside. Park Place fielded key hits from Vorovas Pyle and Loewen, while Baldwin took the loss for Mounts. North Anderson rallied to edge Romins as Fifth Street and others produced runs in a low scoring night.
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North Anderson
Park Place
Los
Pave
Wolthall P
Shadyside
Vorovas
Pyle
Loewen
Park
Baldwin
Ho Hive
Mawarly
Anderson
Romins
Fifth Street
Anitesda
Imis
Marsh
H. Woods
Waals
Momus
Qin Park
al Kadewin
Pupsley
Lnewen
Denniston
Kiwanis Lead in Civic Golf Four Up on Coaches
Kiwanis tops the Coaches by four strokes at Anderson Country Club in a four week Civic League event. Final count shows Kiwanis 607, with Rotary and Downtown Coaches close, while notable injuries and upcoming matches at Edgewood color the league scene.
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Kiwanis
Anderson
Phive
Isack Gardner
Fite: King Committee
Caces
Gil
Rotary
Woot
Boly Blake
Hela
East Am
Civie Pa Ginners
Edgewood
Babe Ruth Tournament to be Held in Terre Haute
The city is set to host the Babe Ruth Tournament for the Indiana region with Lee Porter Gerald Shaler and Babe Ruth president named as organizers. Fifteen players will be selected from the American League and National League to represent their leagues. The finals will be played in Terre Haute in August with the winner advancing to the national stage.
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Amercan “Association
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Jaimenpalis
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Wichita
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Gomec
Leoaue Chirwga
Brooklyn
Puifevelphia
Pitsburgh
St. Louis
Cincinnati
Chicago
Weshington
Kosten
Wilwerkes
Canlay Jones
Philedelhin
Relsorty
Mayline
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Gome
Gasinanti
Jeffeont Dirksan
Americaneague
Workington
New Yorks
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Easton
Ballimore
Soler Dales
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Derat Ul
Minoso
Lollar
Bropa
Apariva
Wilson
Fa Philips Pono
Roy Campanella
Martin
Cleveland
Gil Woodling
Hodges
Hitler
Nia
Rosen
Furillo
Bolton
Alston
Phagran
Ian
Avranz
Mckinley
Purelo
Mute Bane
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Pierce
Wendling
KTRON
Coat
Thuhy
Wilon
So—Wilson
Ho—Wilson
Ken
Mar
Lwilson
Alivdy
Rick
Summers
Aou
Asecund Usn
Lalla
Lemon
Mebish
Megan
Midersay
Indiana
Lee Porter
Shire
Gerald Shaler
Leral Babe Reeth Feiaue
Hivertor
Maher Ruthscian
Anderson
Minnbter
Nashua Will Race Ten Rivals Today
Nashua prepares for a crowded sprint card at Belmont Park with ten rivals set to challenge. Key horses include Neshasy and Flanigan, while restock and race-day betting lines shape the Derby trial atmosphere.
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Nashua
Amateurs Visit ACC Links At Anderson Club Invite
Amateur golf teams from Greenville and nearby cities gather for the Anderson Country Club Invitational. Twenty squads tee off at 2:30 with 20 groupings at five or six minute intervals, followed by a light dance and social hour.
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Amotio
Greenville
Anderson Country Club
Taux
Amlour
John Paved
Imeke Dee
Dirk Stackboutee
Ke Parks
Wot Shelly
Dave Batting
San O'Neall
Gebuaay Fy
Wentell Aldrich
Angela Dave Toles
Kendallville
Otrene Verotsko
Erre Haute
Nicke
Mike Garbaea
Bobby
Kall
Dave
Denver Bears Dominate Poll
Denver Bears lead first All-Star ballot returns with Tony Kubek Darrell Johnson Mary Throneberry Robby Richards Woody Meld and top outfielders Charles Peele Willie Kirkland and Bed Flazle among leaders. Host-town status eyed as All-Star game moves toward selections after early voting.
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Louisville
Denver Bears
Bears
Mayers
Tony Kubek
Denver
Ho Eurly
Darrell Johnson
Mary Throneberry
Robby Richards
Bal
Woody Meld
Charles Peele
Omaha
Willie Kirkland
Minnesons
Bed Flazle
Wichita
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J&-hole
Mika O'Neal
Dir Overlin
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Jack Hidey
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Kenneth Cook
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Shag) Crawford
Lugen
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Joe Campbell
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Oklahoma 4 & M
Sechrest
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Columbies
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Huevied Hom
Ale Cutting
Anderson Country Clik
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Thevestras
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Anderson Falstaffs
Jack Hartles
IBM
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Chuck) Smith
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Anderson Free Fair
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Turhey Faldly
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Rulkith
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