Archie Moore Stops Besmanoff in 10th Round Knockout
Archie Moore heavyweight champion defeats Willi Besmanoff by technical knockout in the 10th round of a non title bout at the Indiana State Fair Coliseum. Moore, weighing about 205 pounds over the limit, used his experience to control the late action and end the contest after Besmanoff sustained a bloody nose and sustained punishment.
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Dale Burgess
Associated Press
Indianapolis
Archie Moore
Willi Besmanoff
Moore
Arch
Besmanoff
Archie
Gilmer
IABC
Indiana State Fair Coliseum
Louisville
Stan Goldberg
Indiana Athletic Commission
Markleville Arabians Top Lewisville 10 3 In Practice
After a slow start Markleville Arabians exploded for six runs on three hits and two walks to beat Lewisville 10 to 3 in a Saturday afternoon practice game at Lewisville Diamond. Markleville opens season June 3 hosting Lapel Bulldogs. Sandefur earned the win, Peyton took the loss, Mercer credited with the save.
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Markleville Arabians
Lewisville
Markleville
Lapel Bulldogs
Finneraros
Big League Clubs Make Wise Trades
New York AP reports on major trades shaping the season. Gene Freese goes from Chicago to Philadelphia, with Dick Hart and Ken Hamlin also involved. Johnny Callison joins Chicago as a spark plug and Philadelphias Hall leads the Phillies with strong pitching and power.
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New York
Kansas City
Phil
Pittsburgh
Aladelphia
Gene Freese
Dick Hart
Ken Hamcago
Johnny Callison
Smith
Callison
Smoky Burgess
Hall
Freese
Hamlin
Spark Phillies
White Sox
Ular
Red Sox deny Jurges out as manager amid skid
Boston reports quote owner Tomy Yawkey and GM Stanley Harris denying Billy Jurges removed as manager. Club officials insist there is no knowledge of any managerial change as Boston endures a 10 game losing streak.
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Boston
UPI
Red Sox
Billy Jurges
Tomy Yawkey
Stanley
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Jurges
Dick O'Connerl
Surges
Gaels Triumph With Big Fourth Inning Display
Huntington improves to 9–4 after a 4–3 win over St. Marys with a decisive fourth inning. Grissom earned the victory, supported by Broderick, McKinney, Williams, and Snyder as key hitters. The win secures a 4–2 conference mark and second place in the standings.
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Jet
Huntington Cathali
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Huntington
Grissom
Ings
Gaels
Broderick
McKinney
Williams
T. Snyder
St. Marx's
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McHinner
T. Broderick
Rose
Ao T. Snyder
Magers
Harber
Frick
Pisene Bickel
Baltimore Naeeas
Billy Mekert
Gardner
Washington
Catch Petre
Clint Courtney
Williams, Grissom
Frick Miner
McKinnesy
Briggs
Harber Briggs
Grissomy
K. Briggs
J. Snyder
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Ladies Day Ends Two Tournaments At Edee Wend CC
Virginia Musser won the Throw-Mut Tournament sponsored by the House of Bragin Two at the Edee Wend Country Club yesterday. Ramona Gibson took second, Betty Carlson third, Juanita Shets fourth. Margaret Webby won the Blind Par 18 hole Tournament sponsored by Doris and Cecil Gray. Vera Cotton was second, Lurs Pressington third, Melda Koubek fourth. Sweeps Stakes start date announced to end June 8, sponsored by the Pair Store Gates and Gwinns.
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Virginia Musser
House of Bragin
Edeewend
Ramona Cibson
Betty Carlsson
Juanita ‘Shets
Margaret Webby
Doris
Cecil Gray
Vera Cotton
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Melda Koubek
Store
Gates, and Gwinns
Elliott predicts sub four minute mile at California Relays
World record holder Herb Elliott of Australia predicted he will run the mile under four minutes at the California Relays in Modesto. He faces Cyrol Burleson of the University of Oregon, who ran 3:52.64 on April 3.
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Modesto. Calif
Herb Elliott
Australia
California
Cyrol Burleson
University of Oregon
United States
Haitian Uses of US Flag Spark Protest in New York
The State Department says a New York City wholesaler shipped U S flags to Haiti for dress goods curtains and scrub rags. Officials seek to halt the practice and identify the supplier, raising questions about possible export controls and respect for the National Emblem.
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Frank Eleazi
United Press Internati
Washington
UPI
State Department
New York City
U.S
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D—Ore
Alison C. Wysong
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New York
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Los Angeles
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Drysdale
Stapleton
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Lacey
Parkhurst
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Parwhurst
Delco Tops Optimist in Four-Minute Ambition
Delco beat Optimist 4.4 as Stapleton pitched a four-hitter. Elliott declared he could run under four minutes here if pace stays fast, while Burleson, fresh from high school, trailed. The article notes Elliott’s possible record run and mentions a Del Rio golf course event and a midweek golf outing.
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Delco
Remy
Stapleton
Fairview
Elliott
Lussie
Burleson
Bakersfield
Calif
Herb
del Rio
NS Pharmacy Wins North Side Pharmacy Edged Cross Street Market
Cross Street Market fell 110 to 33 as NS Pharmacy surged in the second inning and finished strong in the Shaysi League. Roberts and Haney contributed, with Reveal earning the win and Robbins taking the loss.
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North Side Pharmacy
Cross Street Market
Reveal
Goehring Guli
Moose
Cross St. Mkt
NS Pharmacy
Robbins
F.bbert
Swanson
Haney
W — Reveal
L — Robbins
Baseball scoreboard and pitching notes from today
Yesterday’s results across the National and American Leagues show Rochester losing 2 to 1, Montreal 7 to 2, and Richland 2 to 7. Today’s American League matchups include Brown at New York and Shaws at Kansas City with night games listed. National League features San Francisco at Philadelphia and Milwaukee at St Louis with several pitchers noted.
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Ulpd
Los Angeles Dodgers
Tigers
Frank Lary
Phillies
Les Ans
Gilliam
Walters
Kirk
New York
Merrera
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George Yak
Rancona
Crowe
Cleveland Indians
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Is There Life in Outer Space
Scientists seek life beyond Earth using a new West Virginia radio telescope that listens for intelligent signals from planets 70 trillion miles away. The June Reader's Digest feature explains the strategy and aims behind this historic search.
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Outer Space
Reader's Digest
New
West Virginia
Ade
Braves Reschedule Doubleheaders With Giants and Cubs
The Milwaukee Braves rescheduled a rain postponed game with the Giants into a twi night doubleheader on June 21, adding a second doubleheader to a June 14 home stand. A fog halted May 20 game with the Cubs is now set as a twi night doubleheader on June 15.
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Cleveland
Milwaukee
Milt Burns
Iwaukee Braves
Baldwin - Wallace College
San Francisco
Urban Olmsted Falls High School
Ink
County Stadium
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UPI
Milwaukee Braves
Braves
Chicago Cubs
Stomach Ulcer May Sideline Davenport For Weeks
San Francisco Giants third baseman Jim Davenport suffers a stomach ulcer and faces possible several weeks out. He was hospitalized after nausea and vomiting blood, with doctors allowing light workouts but unsure when he can return to play. Davenport hopes to rejoin in St. Louis. Bake Sale Friday Kelley Furn 1129 Mer. Mary Stewart BPW Club.
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Davenport
Giants
St. Louis
Kelley Furn
Mary Stewart
BPW
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Baltimore Orioles
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Minaso
Yankees
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Stohler
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Leon Wagner
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Chico Fernandez
Chico
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MacKay
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Johannesburg
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America
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Chile
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Spain
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Roberti Haillet
France
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Pietrangeli
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Dariene Hard
Montebello
Sandra Reynolds
South Africa
Vera Puzejava
Czechoslovakia
Roland Garros
Mike Souchak
Arnold Palmer
Don Finsterwald
Ken Venturi
Jeccy Barber
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Jack Fleck
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Jay Herbert
Billy Collins
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