Prince Beats General Tire 2-1 In Last-Inning Finish
Prince Buick nips General Tire 2-1 as Watts delivers a pinch-hit triple with two outs in the seventh, breaking a tied score and moving Prince into a first-place contention. Tucker pitched well for General Tire, Brinkley fanned five for Prince, and Rose Johnson blocked two third-base attempts at the plate. Bayshore beat Service Produce 9-3. Franta defeated Humble 6-4 to join a four-team tie in the standings.
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Marshall
Watts
Mates
Prince Buick
General Tire
Baker
Dickie Rosenfeld
Bayshore
Culpepper
Ray Lamb
H Boyett
Service “Produce
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Augo
General ‘Tire
Shorty Milner
Bob
Tucker
Prince
Webster Brinkley
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Tuck
Noel Roach
Peewee Thomas
Watt
Roach
Thomas
Rose Johnson
Tire
Baker's
Franta
Humble
Ers
Cilipepper
Serv
Johnny Johnson
Bob Payne
Bento
Munting And Fishing Report Highlights Bayou Anglers
Shorty predicted white perch would bite by now and proves fairly accurate as winds in the past week have little effect on bayou fishing. Gaspergou caught by Buddy Davis and Ronnie Hruby near James Street. Archie Moody returns from Louisiana with 41 speckled trout and notes the early morning tide. Hunters urged to call crows and hawks to boost nesting birds and small game populations.
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Pic Setts
Cedar Bayou
Buddy Davis
Ronnie Hruby
James Eet
Louisiana
Moody Archie
Mississippi River
Archie Moore Seeks Shot at Joey Maxim Title
Archie Moore, 33, Toledo, demands a title shot with Joey Maxim and vows to fight at any weight until Maxim agrees to meet him. In a recent ten round bout at Memorial Hall he overwhelmed Clarence Henry of Los Angeles, outclassing him and showing a weight loss hindered his performance.
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Joey Maxim
Archie Moore
Toledo
Maxims
Moore
Clarence
Henry
Los Angeles
Memorial
Sante
Baltmore
Americans Clash At Wimbledon Round Two Matchups
At Wimbledon, American players Gardner Mulloy and Herbie Flam meet in a veteran clash as Budge Patty faces No. 1 U S star in another all American quarterfinal pathway. The round features Gardnar Mulloy, 81, from Coral Gables, against Flam of Bever- Huis, and Philadelphia’s Frankie Sedgman meets Budge Patty of Los Angeles.
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U.S
Fom
San Diego
Rats
Yank K
Gardnar-Mulloy
Coral Gables
Fla
Herbie Flam
Bever- Huis
Frank Sedge
Philadelphia
Budge
Los ‘Angeles
Madison Square Garden Closes Season in Boxing Night
New York hosts the season finale with Norman Hayes of Boston facing Eric Durando of Bayside NY in a televised bout. Hayes makes his New York debut as the favorite at 2 to 1. The card features Villemain and Jake LaMotta in supporting appearances.
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Norman Hayes
Boston
Eric Durando
Baysite
Madison Square Garden
Young Hayes
Villemain
Jake LaMotta
Patty Berg Leads Women Open After Opening Round
In Philadelphia on Friday Patty Berg posted a one stroke lead in the women’s open national golf championship. Berg shot a par 63 to sit atop a field that includes Betty Jameson and defending champion Bets Ramsey, with Suggs’ 69 among the notable rounds.
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Little Patty Berg
Minneapolis
Queen Patty
Philadelphia Inquirer
Joozy
Neri
Louise Suggs
Carrollton, Gas Club
Betty Jameson
San Antonio
Sugar Wants Another Grack At Joey Maxim
Sugar Ray Robinson rejected retirement and sought a rematch with Joey Maxim after his Yankee Stadium heat collapse. Promoter Jim Norris voiced interest in staging a Chicago bout, while the International Boxing Club favored Maxim defending the light heavyweight crown before facing Sugar again, possibly in Detroit in September. Robinson described the bout’s fatigue, recalled his stamina, and noted he went the distance in 136 pro fights, with both men earning about 100k from the gate plus TV and movie deals. the gross gate reached 421,615.
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Sugar
Ray Robinson
Flath
Joey Robinson
Jim Norris
Bertie
Chicago
Te International Boxing Club
Maxim
Jake LaMatta
Detroit
Sugar Rey
Yankee’ Stadium
Sugar Ray
Nellie Fox Keeps Up Hustle For White Sox
Nellie Fox, 24, a standout second baseman for the Chicago White Sox, battles for league honors with Cleveland’s Bobby Avila as he anchors the infield. Once traded from Philadelphia, he transformed into a top fielder and steady hitter, posting strong seasons and displaying relentless enthusiasm in play and in the dugout.
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Chicago
e—Pepperpot
Nellie Pox
Chicago White Sox
St. Thomas, Pa
Cleveland
Bobby Avila
Fox
White Sox
Philadelphia Athletics
Cramer
Pat Richards
Cabinit
Johnny Mize
Chico Carrasaquel
Ikes
Richa
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