American Legion Reverses Last Weekend Win and Losses
Dave Ordway continued his winning streak at Alumni Field, blanking Brattleboro to lift the Generals 2-1 in the first game of a doubleheader. Bennington split the weekend set, winning two of three as Brattleboro’s Bill Christmas and a late Brattleboro rally pushed the Governors past the Generals 8-4 in the finale.
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GiGi) Allard
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Never Ask a Trainer What He Uses to Stop Cuts
In San Francisco veteran boxing trainer Mario Spampinato guards his secret cut material while discussing his career as a trainer for champions such as Bobo Olson Eddie Machen and Pat Valentino. He recalls stories from world title bouts and his early days with Johnny Burdick shaping his rubbing down technique.
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Machen
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Ezzard Charles
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Flash Eleorde
Rex Layne
Joey Giarde
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Joe
Dom DeMaggio
Oakeland Oaks
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PGA Championship to Set All-Time Purses in Columbus
The 46th PGA Championship in Columbus Ohio is already the richest ever with over 170000 in advance ticket money. The field includes 170 players with 18 past champions and stars like Jack Nicklaus and Arnold Palmer. Competition begins with stroke play Thursday after a warmup period, reducing entrants from 170 to 60 for the final round.
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Akron Firestone Country Club
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Columbus
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Cantrell
Frederick Leveque
Denny Shute
Akron
Dwine
Jack Nicklaus
Philadelphia
Nicklaus
Arnold Palmer
Baseball Standings and Schedule Highlights Across Leagues
The standings show Baltimore leading the American League with a .634 winning percentage while New York sits at .608. National League leaders include San Francisco at .607 and Philadelphia at .600. Upcoming games feature cross-league rivalries and doubleheaders with key pitchers listed for Tuesday actions.
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