Hodge Wins Golden Gloves Heavyweight Title in MSG Bout
Dan Hodge of Wichita Kansas upset Charles Hood of Monroe North Carolina to claim the Golden Gloves heavyweight title at Madison Square Garden. Hood knocked Hodge down in the first round, but Hodge recovered to stop Hood at 2 23 of the second round.
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New York
Dan Hodge
Wichita
Kans
Charles Hood
Monroe
N.C
Hodge
U.S
Madison Square Garden
Haney Says Pizarro Slipping, Spahn Braves’ Only Lefty
Bradenton Florida March 24 Warren Spahn may be Braves sole left hander this season if Juan Pizarro does not improve Fred Haney announced after releasing Vie Rehm to Wichita farm club left Spahn and Pizarro as the only southpaws on the staff Rehm Nottebart Ripplemeyer Roarke Morgan Maye sent to Wichita with Rehm Roarke already on roster Pizarro had a disappointing showing to date
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Bradenton
Fla
Fred Haney
Warren Spahn
Milwaukee Braves
Juan Pizarro
Haney
Vie Rehm
Wichita
Spahn
Pizarro
Braves
Rehm
Don Nottebart
Ray Bader Captures Black Rock Pin Event
Ray Bader won a weekend bowling tournament at Black Rock alleys with a 382 to take first prize. Other top finishers included Lou Papp 379 Ed Covaleskie 364 and Palasino 366. The report notes strong bowling from several competitors and mentions Sugar Rey Robinson birth and Ross H. Smith linked to Springfield College lacrosse.
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Ray Bader
Haney
The
Black
Lou Papp
al Horvath
Palasino
Ed Covaleskie
Ralph Ciarlo
Milford Chiefs Face U S Marines Tonight
Milford Conn Chiefs open 51st National AAU basketball tournament against U S Marines in Denver. If they win, they face Bartlesville Oklahoma, a multiple AAU title contender, amid a schedule heavy with regional clubs and intercity matchups.
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Milford Chiefs
U.S. Marines
Middle Street Wins In Tourney Tilt
Middle Street edged North End 45 to 42 in a semi final game of the Sterling House Intermediate Division basketball tournament. Jim Miller and Orlando Costas led Middle Street in the second half with 11 and 15 points. Don Mastrong starred for North End. Junior Division saw JCC Juniors beat Sterling Juniors 38 to 26 with Sam Rost scoring 23. Midget Division had Maplewood defeating East Side Bombers 45 to 2. Play resumes Wednesday at 3 p.m. with Middle Street Seniors facing Picayunes.
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Middle Street
North End
Sterling House
Jim Miller
Orlando Costas
Don Mastrong
Ray Krikorian
JCC
Sterling
Sam Rost
Rost
Phil Galino
Maplewood
East Side Bombers
Picayunes
North End Boys’ Club
North Eng
Migoile ST
Haver
Tov
Jh Smith
Gelsner
Prus
Flawrence
Dorman Noo Usman
Frank
Charley Joseph Edges Sandy in New Orleans Bout
In New Orleans Charley Joseph won a unanimous decision over Randy Sandy. Joseph weighed 158 1-2 pounds to Sandy’s 159 1-2, with Joseph taking control from the sixth round. Referee Roland Brown scored six rounds to two for Joseph. two judges had Joseph winning by varied margins.
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Joseph
Sandy
New Orleans
Charley Joseph
Randy Sandy
Brooklyn
Roland Brown
Frederick Adams
Charles Dabney
Mr. First Triumphs in Gulfstream Race
Castle Rock Farm's Mr First rode by Steve Brooks to win the $4,000 Blaze of Glory Purse at Gulfstream Park in the mud by a short neck. Shines Bright led early before tiring to finish second, with Ben A Jones third in the mile and one sixteenth race. The Derby, a $100,000 added event for three year olds, is scheduled for Saturday at Hallandale Florida.
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Hallandale
Fla
Steve Brooks
Castle Rock Farm
Gulfstream Park
Shines Bright
Ben 4. Jones
Bullah
Nasrullah
Willie Harmatz
Fred W. Hooper
Mar
Alhambra
Kooper
Gray Trust
Alarullih
Howard All-Stars Hold Initial Tryouts Sunday
Initial tryouts for the Howard All-Stars are scheduled for Sunday on diamond No. 7 at Seaside Park. Players between the ages of 18 and 30 are invited to report.
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Nxt
Diamond No
Seaside Park
Sugar Ray Robinson vs Carmen Basilio title rematch set
Chicago March 24 AP Sugar Ray Robinson seeks his fifth attempt at the world middleweight crown against defending champion Carmen Basilio in a 15 round bout at Chicago Stadium. The fight airs on CBS and closes circuit in 140 cities. expected attendance 17 000 to 20 000.
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Chicago
Carmen Basillo Tomorrow Hight
Sugar Ray Robinson
CBS
Canada
District of Columbia
International Boxing Club
Lima
Robinson
Sugar Ray
Basilio
New York
Joe Louis
Carmen
Bassilia
Randy Turpin
Bobo Olson
Gene Fullmer
Fullmer
Marty Machet
Robinson Camp
Imadt
Basilia
al Bert
Minnis
Ilinois
SEC
Tessers
Furber
Ray
Cinson
Sugar
Bassick Fathers Honor Helms at All Sports Dinner
Rugged Archie Helms received a special award at Bassick High School’s All-Sports dinner as the Bassick Fathers club honored senior athlete of the year. The event featured a Harry Lyon Memorial plaque for the school and called for a scholarship fund to aid athletes in attending college.
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Archie Helms
Bassick
YMCA
Bassick Fathers Club
Helms
Fathers Club
Harry Lyon
Lyon
William Grant
Lester Silverstone
Joe Vancisin
Dartmouth
Yale University
Hel
Vancisin
Yale
Charles Neary
Tony Wiencke
John Olson
Guy Crosby
George Kell Hired as CBS Sports Caster
George Kell, former American League All Star third baseman, is hired by CBS as a sports broadcaster. Beginning April 5 he will host an 18 minute interview show before Saturday game of the week telecasts and, starting June 1, will alternate weekly between the two programs.
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New York
George Kell
Columbia Broadcasting System
Kell
Antonelli Burnside to Hurl for Giants in Phoenix
San Francisco Giants leaders of the Cactus league, with a 4 record, work fundamentals under Arizona sun. Manager Bill Rigney said Johnny Antonelli and Pete Burnside will pitch against the Cubs in Phoenix tomorrow as Antonelli targets six innings. Dusty Rhodes may be available after headaches, having batted only three times in exhibitions.
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Phoenix
Artiz
San Francisco Giants
Arizona Sun
Bill Rigney
Johnny Antonelli
Pete Burnside
Chicubs
Antonelli
Rigney
Johnny
Frank Bowman
Dusty Rhodes
A’s option two pitchers to Buffalo in spring moves
The Kansas City Athletics optioned left handed pitchers Rip Coleman and George Brunet to Buffalo, their International League farm club. Coleman, 7-5 with Buffalo and 0-7 for the A’s, was part of the deal sending Bobby Shantz to New York. Brunet, who led the Southern Association in strikeouts and went 14-15 at Little Rock, goes to Buffalo for more seasoning. A heavy rain canceled the Athletics Pirates exhibition, the second rainout for the team in 13 training seasons here.
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West Palm Beach
Fla
Kansas City Athletics
Rip Coleman
George Brunet
Buffalo
N.Y
Coleman
Yankees
Bobby Shantz
New York
Athletics
Brunet
Southern Association
Little Rock
Pittsburg Pirates
Duck Pin Tavern Softball Team Prepares for Season
The Duck Pin tavern softball team will organize for the coming season. Last year's players and new candidates are asked to contact Rob Hilton at ED 3154. The team hopes to enter a local league.
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Duck Pin Tavern
Rob Hilton
Bridgeport Women Lead In National Duckpin Tourney Action
Terry Cunningham of Bridgeport tops women's singles with 336, tied with Agnes Kuchta for lead at the 28th National Duckpin Bowling Congress in New Haven. Irene Kiley of Bridgeport sits second at 335 with Louise Sansone, also of Bridgeport, second in women's doubles at 622. Through Sunday, 61 teams, 74 singles and 62 doubles competed as top Baltimore players prepare to join Candee Lanes.
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Terry Cunningham
BridgePort
Agnes Kuchta
Torrington
Candee Arena
New Haven
Irene Kiley
Kiley
Louise Sansone
Baltimore
Tri
Detrom
Calzary Way
Novey Tereesay
Aues DeFea
Ghent
Benifea
Lavers
Wal
Ravbestos
Manhattan
Tiberto
Mewfrield
Carross
Antellotti
Beaudain
Marsala
Banka
Industries
Joseph Trettel
Conrad Lammie
Alex Rackleooz
Bernard Partur
Robert Mannion, Y
Raybestos
Stortini
Conn
Gires
Diane Wright
Tuth Hubina
Doris Jenkins
Pauline Briggs Saul
Edith Barney FO Joti
Raybestos Rayettes
Frances Britt
Barbara Spry
Frances Raylon
Mildred Ellas
Lorraine Meehan
Warner Bros
Shirley Fortin
Katherine Ojasvsky
Ilda. Piazza
Angie Gatti
Joan Stroomer
Rene Kiley
Louise Sansone VO
Candy Smith
Mars Ann Rossi
Poe
tWinmen's Singien Bridgeport
Cnn
Louse Sansone
Mary Ada Roast
Terry Cunningham Voz
Lori-El Wins Fort Smith Purse at Oaklawn Park
Lori-El trained by M. R. Soto and A. E. J. Berke captured her second win of the season by taking the featured $3,200 Fort Smith Purse at Oaklawn Park in Hot Springs Arkansas. Emil Denemark's Camelback finished second and Rose's Gem owned by M. H. Van Berg came third. Ohio State tops NCAA swimming championships with ten titles.
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Hot Springs
Ark
M. R. Soto
A. E. J. Berke
Lori-El
Oaklawn
Perk
Smith
Emil Denemark
Drs
Camelback
M. H. van Berg
Rose
Gem
Andrews Knocks Out Gonzales in First Round
Eddie Andrews of Lowell Massachusetts floored Tony Gonzalez of East Orange New Jersey with the first solid punch and ended the 10 round bout at 1 41 of the first round at St Nick's Arena Gonzalez fell and could not beat the count after a short right connected.
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New York
Eddie Andrews
Lowell
Mass
Tony
Tex} Gonzalez
East Orange
N.J
St. Nicholas Arena
Andrews
Gonzalez
Mickey Crawford
St. Nick's
Golf title won by Mas Codone at North and South
Medalist Mrs. Philip Cudone defeated defending champion Barbara McIntire one up to win the North and South Amateur golf championship at Pinehurst. Cudone led around the greens, parred the 15th and 16th for decisive holes while McIntire three‑putted, and edged a tense finish after 18 holes.
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Pinehurst
N. C
Philip Cudone
Barbara McIntire
Cudone
West Caldwell
N. J
Lake Park
Barbara
Sterling House leads past Navy in rough playoff clash
Sam Pizzuto and Dave Karponai starred as Sterling House Loop Harvard beat Navy 35 0 2 in a Sterling House Intermediate Basketball playoff at Stratford High School. Navy faces Dartmouth Friday at 7 15 P M in Worcester Junior High School gym with winner advancing to play Harvard for the league title.
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Harvard
Sam Pizzuto
Dave Karponai
Navy
Sterling House
Stratford High School
Dick Guzda
Dartmouth
Wooster
Pym
Marvard Wayy
Ryers Kerponai
Fgunda
Pizzuta
Vitulka
D. Smith
I'Holdt
Lawrence
Doe
Saraco
Tess
Eltore
O'Murray
Powell
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James Harger
Kent Green
Anthony Tozzo
Gilbert Higginbotham
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Emile Griffith
Dave Holman
Toledo
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Jose Torres
Puerto Rico
Carmie Price
Ambridge
Antonio Castanon
Norman Smith
Washington, D. C
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Melbourne
Wilbur McClure
Price
Billy Collins
Nashville
Tenn
Castanon
Gil Yanez
George Foster
Cincinnati
Ross H. Smith
Cornell University
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Sugar Rey Robinson
Walker Smith
Biddy
Scranton
Charley Doran
Buddy Hannon
Huntington
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Jimmy Liddy
Richard Cody
Sandy Sulzyckis
Bob Murphy
Dan Cedrone
Jack K
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Kaycees
Gardner Motors
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Presidio
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Safeway Steel
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Frank Glenn
Charlie Decker
Stan Kernan
O'Neal Weaver
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Jim Carter
Warren Cartier
Middle ST
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Ger
Hal Hale
Felson Company
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Rocky Graziano
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England
Gregory Page
Araun Ty Frank de Angels
San Francisco
Burnside
Giants
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Oaklawn Winner
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Nerkus
Wilson
Providence, &. l
Charlie Nerkus
Port Washinsne N. Y
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Hartford, Conn
Arcadia Ballroom
Norkus
Sacona
Mas Codone
Esso
OIL Heat Service
New England
Knowlton ST
Spt
TEL. Edison
Consumers Petroleum CO
Post Road
Fairfield
LH. Gault & Son, Inc
Westport
Vincent Brothers Company
Howard Ave
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