Woman Wrestler Battle Ends In Wild Ring Riots
A chaotic Saturday night at the Auditorium featured a tag team match with Lady Angel and Fargo against Sweet Susie and an European rival, ending in disqualification and a brawl that drew police. Susie carried from ring unconscious, while Fargo claimed victory amid crowd chaos and clashes with Freeman.
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Cleveland Ace Hurler Leaves Hospital Monday
Cleveland Indians pitcher Herb Score will be released from the hospital Monday after a stomach disorder. Doctor Erwin Mayer, an Orioles physician, diagnosed the illness and Score plans to rejoin the team in Boston.
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Pittsburgh World Series Fever Grips City Tickets Surpass 300
Pirates fever sweeps Pittsburgh as the box office reports over 300 World Series ticket reservations in the past week. Fans rush to secure seats with many payments by check, signaling strong local interest in the forthcoming series.
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Rod Thorn Earns Berth On Third Team In Selection
Charleston June 9 The Daily Mail lists 1960s era all star selections with Rod Thorn among third team catchers. The compiled roster includes Tom Perdue Hunting ton Vinson Steve Everhart Dave East Bank and more from Beckley Bluefield and Parkersburg with notable ERAs and records noted for the season.
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Phillies Rally Past Cubs for Fifth-Place NL Win
The Philadelphia Phillies beat the Chicago Cubs 6 to 4 in Chicago. Saul Rogovin earned his second win of the year while Bob Miller relieved him. The victory leaves Philadelphia within a half game of the league-leading Bruins in the National League standings.
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Top NCAA Meet Features 31 Fast Runners and Sprint Highlights
The article notes 31 top runners at the 35th National Collegiate meet with elite 100 meter times near 10 seconds. Duke star Dave Sime and California ace Leamon King headline the :93 trio with Agostini, while :94 contenders include Bobby Morrow, Art Pollard, Ken Kaye, Ed Waters, Bobby Whilden, and Herby Carper. Foreign students can compete in NCAA events but not for Games trials.
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Patterson's Broken Hand Might Halt Moore Title Fight
Floyd Patterson suffers a broken fourth metacarpal in his right hand raising the risk that the September world heavyweight title bout with Archie Moore may be canceled. Doctors expect further tests and a recovery period, while betting odds already favor Moore.
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University Club Golf Winners at Bluefield Country Club
Fred Blue defended his University Club Golf Championship at Bluefield Country Club with a 70. Andy Clark and Roland Hudson tied for low net in the Championship flight with 71. M P Wagner, Ray Matty, Jim Linsey and Dave oe tied for low gross at 74 among guests. Bill Taylor had high score. Pete Murry nearest to pin with a ball 10 inches from the No 9 flag.
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Buckeye Favored In Brown Jug Contender Buckeye
Buckeye, a three year old pacing colt with a bent left front foot, is the early long range favorite for the Little Brown Jug $70,000 pace at Delaware Delaware County fair on Sept 20. Purchased for 1200 by C M Saunders of Toledo from Goose Bay progeny, Buckeye has a strong 1954 record with 16 wins in 25 starts and earnings over 342000 while trainer Harry Fitzpatrick weighed caution but Saunders pressed the bid.
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