Home Park Diet Fattens Win Record
Eau Claire's Braves boost Northern League lead with a 3-2 victory over St. Cloud to go 15 of 17 at home. Newcomer Pete Marashio wins his first Northern League start after service, pitching six scoreless innings. St. Cloud drops to fourth as Winnipeg and Superior win.
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Eau Claire
Braves
St. Cloud
Fargo Moorhead
Pete Marashio
Marashio
Winnipeg
Grand Forks
Jim Hicks
Bill Howard
Chet Dickey
Superior
Aberdeen
Bill Knapek
Cleveland Indians
Paul O'Dea
Fargo- Moorhead
Phil Seghi
Directors resign from Madison Square Garden over boxing ties
Bernard F. Gimbel and five other MSG directors quit alleging they are captives of boxing promoter Jim Norris. The board members named Walter P. Chrysler Jr. Sydney J. Weinberg William M. Greve Jansen Noyes and Stanton Griffis. Norris declined to comment. Kilpatrick stated he would rather not discuss the situation.
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New York
Bernard F. Gimbel
Madison Square Garden
Jim Norris
New York Herald Tribune
The
Herald Tribune
Walter P. Chrysler Jr
Sydney J. Weinberg
William M. Greve
Jansen Noyes
Stanton Griffis
Norris
John Reed Kilpatrick
the Garden
Arcaro Aims To Tie Belmont Win Record On Nashua
Eddie Arcaro seeks his sixth Belmont Stakes title aboard Nashua to match longtime record holder Jimmy McLaughlin. The 39 year old rider is tied with Earl Sande among modern Belmont winners as Nashua headlines the 87th Belmont. Probables include Nance's Lad Jabneh and Mr Al L Flying Fury may also start.
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New York
Eddie Arcaro
Nashua
Cincinnati
Belmont Park
Swaps
Pimlico
Hilton A
Rabbit) Dobson
Mr. A. L
Jamaica
Rochester Dominates Minnesota High School Tennis Meet
Rochester swept the state titles on Tuesday winning 17 points to runner ups' six. Dave Healey defended his singles crown defeating Chauncey Riggs 7-5 6-3 while Rochester pair Roger Jackman and Roger Egis beat Stan Palmer and Bob Adolphson 6-0 6-2 for the doubles title.
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Minneapolis
Rochester
Minnesota
Duluth Central
St. Peter
Dave Healey
Chauncey Riggs
Roger Jackman
Roger Egis
Stan Palmer
Bob Adolphson
DeMarco and Basilio Finish Boxing Drills For Title Fight
Welterweight champion Tony De Marco and challenger Carmen Basilio completed boxing drills two days before their 15 round title bout in Syracuse. De Marco weighed 145 and sparred 51 rounds at Monticello camp, while Basilio stayed under 147 pounds after three rounds of work and training for his second title bid.
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Syracuse
N.Y
Tony DeMarco
Carmen Basilio
DeMarco
Irvin Steen
Monticello
N. Y
Tony
Sammy Fuller
Johnny Saxton
Basilio
Kid Gavilan
Braves Show Signs of Life Amid Slump Recovery
New York reports the Milwaukee Braves, once doomed, have won five of six to climb to third place. Manager Charley Grimm laments injuries and lineup instability while noting improved pitching and a belief they still have a chance to catch up.
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Milwaukee Braves
Charley Grimm
Braves
Joe Adcock
Andy Pafko
Bobby Thomson
Eddie Mathews
Grimm
Assessment Notice for Austin Minnesota 1955 Review
The Board of Review of the City of Austin in Mower County Minnesota will meet at 10:00 a m on Monday June 27 1955 in the City Clerk office to review and correct assessments for 1955 Persons aggrieved or claiming others are under assessed must appear to show cause. No action on complaints about others until the assessed or their agent is notified. J H Weiland Clerk of City of Austin June 8 10 13 16 21 24.
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Board of Review
Austin
Mower County
State of
Minnesota
Southwest Cops Track Title At Minnesota Meet
Southwest High wins the team title with 26 percent of the points as Jack Ferrazzi of Eveleth dominates sprint events. Individual wins include Frank Drew in the 440, Dave Myers in low hurdles, and a 4x880 relay. Stan Morrow sets a vault record, while Alvin Oacis and Jerry Larson earn notable finishes in distance and mile events.
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Minneapolis
Southwest
Minnesota
Iron Range
Hopkins
Little Jack Ferrazzi
Eveleth
Ferrazzi
Ferrazzin
Frank Drew
Dave Myers
Ron McCombs
Drew
Myers
A. Schmucker
Merv Meredith
Robbinsdale
Minneapolis Washburn
St. Paul
Alvin Oacis
Garden City
Minneapolis Central
Jerry Larson
Tom Dry
Rochester
Mayo Clinic
Bob Mittelstadt
Blue Earth
Jerry Orness
Mankato
Bob Blakley
SMT
Paul Central
Lake Crystal
Minneapolis Roosevelt
St. James
Red Wing
St. Louis Park
International Falls
Garver Ends Yankees Jinx with Inning Winning Pitch
Ned Garver, 29, of the Detroit Tigers, ignored the Yankee jinx by not reading papers before the game and then pitched eight strong innings as Fred Hatfield hit a 12th inning homer to lift Detroit to a 4 3 victory over New York for Garver's first win against the Yankees since 1949.
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Detroit
Ned Garver Smply
New York Yankees
Detroit Tigers
Yankees
Fred Hatfield
Garver
Hector Toe Named Coach for Montreal Canadiens
Hector Toe, nicknamed the Old Lamplighter during 12 NHL seasons, is named coach of the Montreal Canadiens at age 43. He succeeds Dick Irvin, who leaves to coach the Chicago Black Hawks on a two year deal.
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Hector Toe
Montreal
Hector
Toe
Montreal Canadiens
Victoria Mines, Ont
Dick Irvin
Chicago Black Hawks
NHL
Culver City Open Title for O'Leary
Paul O Leary of Bismarck North Dakota won the 10th Culver City Open golf title with 34 35 69. The event drew 62 pros and 101 amateurs and the amateur top honors were shared by Norman Mann and Marvin Nischan with 36 38 74 and 38 35 74.
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N.D
Culver City
Calif
Paul O'Leary
Bismarck
Norman Mann
Marvin Nischan
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Associated Press
John Zarcone
Walt Fishburn
Tony Taylor
Arcaro
Belmont
Healey
Larry Leider
St. Paul Central
Riggs
Mark Anderson
Allstate
Sears
United States
Canada
Allstate Insurance Company
Cc. V
Cc. V. “Verne’’ Olson
W. Allegheney
Austin, Minn
Winon Conorenor
Sears, Poebuct and Co
Wih
Stoke
J. H. Weiland
City of Austin
Southwest Cops
J.M.C.A
Owatonn
Lane's
Danes Rexall Drug Store
O'Leary
Conoco
Conoco Super
America
Conoco Super Service
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