Undertaker Reinstated To Face Rodriguez In Ramsey Match
The Undertaker Roberts has been reinstated following an executive hearing by the deputy athletic commission. He will meet Carlos Rodriguez, Mexican champion, in Ramsey this Saturday for the Southeastern championship, amid tension over his past dirty tactics and a stiff challenge from the hoodlum Rodriguez.
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Mangrum Leads PGA Open Field At Oakmont
Lloyd Mangrum, leading money winner with $13,873, is the favorite as Oakmont opens the 33rd PGA Championship with 140 entrants. Chandler Harper defends, amid slump and stomach ailment, while greats like Snead De Vicenzo Ferrier Worsham Burke and Palmer eye the low medal and match play to follow.
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White Sulphur Springs
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Jim Ferrier
San Francisco
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Houston
Upsets Rain In Third Round Of NCAA Tennis
In Evanston Illinois three seed players from the Pacific coast fell as Ronnie Barnes William and Mary beat Jack Shoemaker UCLA 6 0 3 6 8 6 Ensign Henry Goezler Navy defeated Jack Kerr USC 7 5 3 6 6 3 and Bob Luxemberg North Carolina beat Charles Hickox Stanford 4 6 8 6 6 4 Earl Cochell USC won in straight sets over a Smith Notre Dame 6 3 Tony Trabert Cincinnati Hugh Stewart USC and Robin Willner UCLA reached the fourth round with easy wins while Sonny Bradley Illinois fell to Stewart 6 6 6 0 in a later match.
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Bob Luxemberg
North Carolina
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Stanford
Earl Cochell
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Tony Trabert
Cincinnati
Hugh Stewart
Robin Willner
Trabert
Tom Henderson
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Willner
Tommy Boys
Stewart
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Illinois
Longevity and turnover mark major league baseball managers
The piece surveys how long managers stay with clubs and who has held the job the longest. It notes Connie Mack's 50 years with the Athletics and traces turnover across the American and National Leagues, highlighting figures like Billy Southworth, Billy Meyer, Leo Durocher, and John McGraw, plus Boston and St. Louis club trends. It ends with reflections on the pressures and memory of managers and their onfield results.
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Muddy) Ruel
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White Sox
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Cleveland
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James R. McAleer
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Tom Yawkey
Boston Nationals
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Kid) Southworth
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Reds
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John McGraw
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Southworth
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Tommy Holmes
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Louis Cancels Berlin Bout With Hein Ten Hoff
Joe Louis ends plans for a August Berlin ten round fight with Germanys Hein Ten Hoff after a crowd incident and referee controversy in Berlin. Louis manager Marshall Miles says no Berlin match and explores July options possibly Buffalo or New York for a Louis return with Ezzard Charles in September.
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Piedmont League Portamouth 2-2 note rain
Reported results show Portamouth tied 2-2 with an unspecified opponent in the Piedmont League as rain affected games. Norfolk recorded a 1-4 loss while Newport News posted 4 and Richmond Roanoke at Lynchburg games were 2 in parentheses.
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Irish Bob Murphy Set To Fight La Motta At Yankee Stadium
Irish Bob Murphy is the favorite to beat Jake La Motta in a 12 round light heavyweight bout at Yankee Stadium. The winner could earn a title shot at Joey Maxim next season. The show plans a $200,000 gate with 20,000 seats, priced at $2.50, with theater TV coverage in eight cities and 11 theaters outside New York. The bout starts at 9:00 p m EST and will not be shown on home TV or radio.
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National League games headline matchups today
Brooklyn at New York Newcombe faces Janaga in a 9 4 versus 8 6 matchup while Chicago visits St Louis as Killer or Rush duel Presko. Boston travels to Philadelphia for night action as Aur bets or Bickford clash Roberts. Pittsburgh hosts Cincinnati with Friend versus Blackwell in night contest.
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Baseball scores from yesterday across major league matchups
Yesterday's results show Boston defeating Philadelphia 13 to 7, Cleveland beating Newarth 4 to 0, St Louis 4 in 11 innings over an opponent, and Chicago 11 Detroit 3. New York at Washington night game Shea 2 4 against Johnson 11. Philadelphia at Boston Kellner 5 5 vs McDermott 44. Detroit at Chicago Newhouser 5 5 or Gray 7 against Rogovin 4 3. Louie at Cleveland Wid mar 4 v Garela 4.
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Appalachian League Scores and Tonight's Matches
The recap lists Kingsport and Elizabethton with nine and thirteen runs respectively from last night. Tonight Bluefield plays Bristol and Welch, while Elizabethton faces Kingsport and Johnson City in scheduled league games.
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Feets Barnum Leaves Parkersburg for Indiana Post
Feets Barnum withdrew from the Parkersburg high school basketball coaching race after taking a job in Columbia City Indiana. The Williamsport and nearby programs mentor will head the football and track departments at a Fort Wayne area high school, having previously coached basketball and baseball in Parkersburg and West Virginia. He is a former WV Wesleyan football standout and has connections with the New York Giants and Philadelphia Eagles.
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Feets) Barnum
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