Primo Carnera Dies in Sequals Former Heavyweight Champ
Italy reports Primo Carnera age 60 known as The Ambling Alp died in Sequals where he was born after a battle with cirrhosis. World champion from 1933 to 1934, he defeated Sharkey in 1933 then lost the title to Baer in 1934. He left the US last month to return home. He is survived by his wife Pina and two children.
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Prince Primo Carnera A Heavyweight Legend From Sequals
Da Preem Primo Carnera rose from Sequals Italy to claim the world heavyweight title in 1933 by defeating Jack Sharkey in New York. He stood 6 ft 5 in with massive reach and fought 26 times in 1932, later losing the belt to Max Baer in 1934 and enduring a long postboxing career including wrestling and film work in Los Angeles. He returned to Italy late in life to be honored as a great Italian athlete.
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Indians Fall To Tigers in Rain Delayed 7-4 Loss
Detroit Tigers snapped a four game skid with a 7-4 win over Cleveland. Willie Horton drove in two as Durward Joe Sparma earned the win over Cleveland pitcher Tomo O Donoghue. Reliever Orlando Pena loaded the bases with three walks in the sixth before a two run single by Horton broke the tie. Norm Cash added two RBI on a third inning triple. The series stands 1-1 with a rubber game set for tonight.
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Washington signs Bruce Matte, Miami of Ohio quarterback and brother of Baltimore Colts veteran Tom Matte. Renee Powell of East Canton turns professional ahead of National Women's Open. Oxford University crew defeats Wisconsin in Henley Grand Challenge Cup first round. Marietta College loses to Cambridge in Ladies' Challenge Plate.
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1966 Champion Upset In Women's Tourney
Mrs. Frank Stranahan of Toledo upset the defending champion, advancing in the Women’s Ohio State Golf Association Invitational Championship in Columbus. Mary Jane McKinley won a second flight match, Lida Matthews reached the semifinal, and several other quarterfinals and consolation results were decided in an action-filled day.
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Owling P Scores Team Standings at Meeks Milk Meet
Readable lines show top scorer Gloria Snider with 221 222 587 and Howard Russell 229 while Barry Bolin posts 552. Inn Crowd series appears in lakeview area with Caen Suzuki and Abex scenes. Further details are unclear from fragments.
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Two Eliminated In Golf Meet At Purdue
WEST LAFAYETTE Ind Greg Moore and Tim Reardon failed to qualify for match play in the 50th Western Junior Championship at Purdue golf course Reardon from Worthington will attend Ohio University this fall shot 76 for 153 Moore from Athens and OU golfer posted 78 for 159 two day cut reduced to low 31 with 149 as the threshold Match play begins today through Saturday Hite Sulphur Springs W Va Mrs Stanley Thompson of Arlington Va scored a hole in one with a 5 iron on the 118 yard 11th Greenbrier course in a foursome with three other Arlington and Winchester residents.
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Standings and Results Across Leagues and Cities
Sports standings and results show Toledo 6 Buffalo 2 and Richmond 5 Rochester 2 in standings. Jacksonville 66 Syracuse 5 9, Toronto at Columbus on wet grounds. National League results New York 4 Philadelphia 2 and Los Angeles 2 1 Atlanta 1. No games scheduled today. United Association results Vancouver Washington tie Detroit 1 Chi 1. San Francisco 08 Ange Tetley’s Go mee Tarente et Houston.
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Causey’s homer caps White Sox victory over Orioles
Wayne Causey belted a first pitch homer in the eighth lifting the Chicago White Sox to a 3-2 win over Baltimore. Eddie Stanky noted he did not expect a home run and Causey’s shot erased a 2-0 Orioles lead as Chicago padded its lead atop the standings. Hoyt Wilhelm worked the ninth to hold Baltimore.
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Willie Mays, left off the NL starting lineup for the first time since 1954, homered twice and added two singles as the Giants beat the Cardinals 9-1. He finished fourth in outfield voting, trailing Lou Brock, while Chicago, Los Angeles, Houston, and Philadelphia won their NL games. Mays batted .293 with 13 homers and 37 RBI this season.
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