Celtics Lakers To Clash In Pittsfield Next Friday Night
Boston Celtics meet the Minneapolis Lakers in an 8 30 PM exhibition clash at the State Armory. The 114 game tour opens in New England after a 110 104 loss in Houston Maine. Elgin Baylor starred for the Lakers with 19 points while Celtics leader Jones topped his club with 17. Reserved seats available at local shops and barberies across Pittsfield Dalton Lenox and surrounding towns.
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Merchants Meet Ft Dix in Mackenzie Stadium
Holyoke reports a football doubleheader at Mackenzie Stadium with Ft Dix facing the Merchants at 7:30. An halftime Gaelic football exhibition by Sprineff players is planned after Ft Dix’s 35-6 win over Ft Ga wees, as Ft Dix showcases a high scoring attack led by halfbacks Bill Boegly and George Marinkof amid a banner crowd expected around 10,800.
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Viva
Gomes Favored to Defeat Fullmer in Providence Fight
Harold Gomes the durable local is favored to defeat Jay Fullmer to earn a shot at Davie Moore's featherweight title. The bout will be nationally televised at 10 pm ADT. Gomes, 43-4, ranked No. 1 feather challenger, recently held the junior lightweight crown from Paul Jorgenson. Fullmer, 17-2-1, arrives with Gene Fullmer’s brother status and a Utah-based camp.
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Boxing and football slate highlights on tonight's TV
A dense schedule lists Gomes versus Fullmer boxing on WRGR and WRCA with a boxing card. High school football from New York on WARC and Notre Dame facing Purdue on WERK. Other items include Navy vs Southern Methodist, Chicago Bears on WBRK, and candlepin bowling for all ages on WHOC. Also wrestling on WEIX and WFIX, baseball on WROA and Los Angeles Dodgers updates.
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37th GE Tourney Tomorrow At Three Courses
The 37th General Electric Co golf tournament will tee off tomorrow at the Country Club of Pittsfield Berksh ire Country Club and Stockbridge Golf Club with 340 players. Teams Generals captained by Bill Burrows and Electrics captained by Frank Woods compete under a modified Calloway system with gross and net prizes and nearest-to-pin awards at each course. Roy Lane and Sam Cadelora chair the event, with detailed pairings and start times listed for both sides.
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Decline of U S Boxing Revealed in Ring Ratings
New York AP notes a continuing drop in U S boxers and a rise of non US champions across Ring magazine ratings. From 8 divisions, 55 percent of top spots are held by foreign fighters led by Sweden's Ingemar Johansson, with multiple nations represented in bantamweight and flyweight.
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Ring Magazine
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Joe Becerra
Menxico
Pascual Perez
Argentina
Finland
Gunnar Barlund
Risto Luukkonen
Tony Anthony
Snap Judgment New York Notes Dead Heats Rise
From 1910 to the 1936 camera era few dead heats for first place were called and none for other positions. Last year there were more than 400 dead heats recorded as judges switch to rapid, decisive results.
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Caliente track payoff record tied by two horse winners
At Caliente race track on July 4 1954 horses Rocklite and Slick Trick won the first two races setting up the largest double payoff of 12724.80 dollars in UPI report from THTUANA Mexico.
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Southern Cal Ohio State Meet Tonight at Los Angeles
Southern California and Ohio State meet at the Los Angeles Coliseum in a Friday night clash. USC, a two point favorite, aims to extend a 2-0 start while Ohio State seeks to climb in the rankings after opening with a 14-11 win over Duke.
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Challengers Open State Season Against Cornwall Academy
The Challengers table tennis team begins its season Tuesday night at the Stanley Club facing Cornwall Academy of Great Barrington. Sponsored by the Stanley Club, the roster includes Bir Arpante, Mert Amuso, Koseher, Frank Moretti, Ted Oslund, Gene Frenier, George Morrell and Bob Mahar. Last year they went 11-1 and plan at least two games weekly, with contact to Morrel at 664 North St. Pittsfield.
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Constant Competitors Lewis and Britton Fought 20 Times
New York match report notes welterweights Lew is quoted as red fish or noting constant rivalry with Jack Britton. The two boxers clashed across a total of twenty bouts, reflecting a long standing competitive history in the weight class.
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Giants Set 347 Stolen Bases Record in 1911 Season
New York Giants baseball team of 1911 set a major league record by stealing 347 bases in a single season marking the sport's most prolific base stealing performance.
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Bouts Postponed: Fighters Appear At Wrong Salem
About 15 fighters showed up for the first in a series of weekly amateur boxing matches in Salem Massachusetts. Twelve bouts were on the card leaving 18 fighters unaccounted for. They had come by mistake. The bouts were rescheduled for October 19.
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California featherweight title claim unsettled at skin of odds
Associated Press reports Danny Valdez of Los Angeles with 125 percent odds and opponent Wight Hawkins also at 125 percent for the California featherweight title. In Copenhagen, Christian Christensen of Denmark stopped Emilia Marconi of Italy in the welterweight bout.
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Off the Books Bulletin Board New York racing results
Hindu dominates with 19 straight wins in a noisy update from New York horse racing and bowling lines. The report lists Chowhounds Um ogtares Doggies Snatuy birds Jungeleers Glamos and others with race results and standings.
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Tucker Triumphs 6-0 on Hoose TD Run in Local Gridiron
Delbert Hoose set up the win with a 30 yard run and a crucial interception as Tucker defeated Russell 6-0 in the Northern Elementary Fifth Grade Touch Football League at Wahco gah Field on Wednesday afternoon.
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Dalton Teams Face Cheshire In Football
Cheshire clash for Dalton Juniors and Peewees scheduled Sunday here. First game starts at 1 30 p m local time with both groups meeting on the field to compete in football action.
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Fast on His Feat Sets Lions Records in 60 and 100
Detroit Lions rookie halfback, fast on his feet, shattered indoor 60 yard mark and outdoor 100 yard record at the Gamma Mulary Institute meet. The performance highlighted the Southern Conference indoor record and outdoor standard, underscoring his speed and potential for the team.
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