Championship title declared vacant in light heavyweight mis
The Pennsylvania Athletic Commission announced the light heavyweight championship vacant and said it would recognize an elimination tournament to select Archie Moore's successor, as of June 18 in Philadelphia.
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Philadelphia
Pennsylvania Athletic Commission
Archie
Moore
Tutwiler Edges Salisbury 1 Up In City-Wide Semi Finals
In a tense Meadow Brook match, Ed Tutwiler defeated Rupert Salisbury 1 up on the 18th green to advance to the City-Wide golf tournament semifinals. Tutwiler trailed early but rallied with key putts and a late birdie to seal the victory. Elmer Zimmerman and Kenny Harless joined him in the next round.
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Darrell Harless
The
Gazette
Rupert Salisbury
West Virginia
Ed Tutwiler
Tutwiler
Meadow Brook
Gordon Murray
Jerry Whittington
Tucker Bowen
Salisbury
Tut
Rupert
Blues Win 4-3 in Ninth Inning Thriller
In Kansas City a late rally gave the Blues a 4-3 win over the Senators after a tight pitchers duel. Hurd started for Kansas City and except for a rough ninth, held Charleston to few hits, while Sturdivant kept the Senators in check through eight. Kokos started the late Kansas City surge with a triple, Triandos followed with a homer, and Voiselle closed the game after Hurd departed.
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Ansas City
Charleston
Kansas City
Blues
Senators
Phil Haugstad
Tommy Hurd
Tom Sturdivant
Bill Killinger
Alex Garbowski
Hurd
Killinger
Bob Masser
Garbowski
Masser
al Ware
Dick Kokos
Kansas’ City
Gus Triandos
Bill Voiselle
Voiselle
John Kucab
Sturdivant
Kucab
Haugstad
Huré
Kansas
Abhoa
Hoa Kropt
Goldh'ry
Verdi
Mairston
Segrist
Killinger Rf
Kokos
Garb'aki Ss
Schut
Mauro & Ao
Yal
Enn
Sth
Soroon
Baan
Ces UE Aoeer & Masser
Fokoa Idea
Schult
Be Rekos
Garkowski
Ware
Trianlox
Balcena
Verdl
Maey Er
Hr—Triandes
Vaerdl
Torpey-Goldeferry
Jases
Hangstad
Cy Joiselle
So—Hurd
Bauystad Ain
Sturdivant B
Buref
Kucetstin
Volmelle
Randisugstad
Burd
Ne ' Voiselle
Ye i Haugatad
Voiselie
U— Mullin
Silva
Nile
Louisville
St. Paul
Delackauty
Browning
Nevel
Bucha
Taleda
Minneapoli
Bobaeffer
Pratkowite
Haager Tee
Burris
Byerly
Baldwin
Muchera
Broug
Fryade Joneee
Shirley Fry
Akron
Ohio
Louise Brough
Beverly Hills
Calif
Baseball Pony League scores and leading hitters at multiple games
A cluttered baseball card shows Albans Powell Drug vs Hardman Hardware with early runs, along with Paxton, Cody, and several standout hits. Leading hitters include Powell, Goodwin, Hernshaw, Rooke, Hickman, and McMillan across multiple teams, with noted home runs and triples. Pitchers Paxton and others posted double-digit strikeouts in various matchups, while some games ended in defensive plays and late-inning rallies.
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Pony League
Powell
Hardman Hardware
Paxton
Cody
Hardiman
Vancquer
Goodwin
Hardman
Watson
Ion
Thomas Caruthers
Leach
Hernshaw
Caruthers
Little League
X . Albans
Ibycees
Hartley
Clark
Whitman
Hickman
Mulloy
Jaycees
Saulshy
Siile
Rooke
Homer
Lions
Kiwanis
Foster
Coyner
Liggett
Robinson
Canter
Bland
Rotary
Garcia Shuts Out Red Sox 2-0 to Extend Indians Winning Streak
Mike Garcia tossed a four hit shutout as Cleveland beat Boston 2-0, extending the Indians’ win streak to nine. Larry Doby drove in the first run with the lone first four-inning hit and scored the second run on Vic Wertz’s single in the sixth.
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Cleveland
Mike Garcia
Indians
Boston
Red Sox
Tribe
Larry Doby
Doby
Philleyrf
Bolling
Westskelf
Sullivann
Deby
S&—Jensen
Regalado
Majeski
Wertz
Lepcio
Goodman
Bb—Sullivan
Garcia
So—Garcia
Sullivan
HO Sullivan
Parnell
R-Er—Sullvan
Balk—Sullivan
W— Garcia
L—Sullivan
W—Romewell
Napp
Flaherty
Stevens
Indians Top Columbus Red Birds In Home Stand Opener
The Indianapolis Indians beat the Columbus Red Birds 7 to 5 to open a long home stretch. Joe Altobelli went 4 for 4 with his third homer as Dick Tomanek held the Birds to two hits for 5 1 3 innings before arm soreness forced his exit. Old Ted Wilks finished the seventh, while Glenn Harshbarger and Bob Kelly faced late threats.
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Ted Wilks
Columbus
Birds
Dick Tomanek
Glenn Harshbarger
Bob Kelly
Joe Altobelli
Indians
Indianapolis
Jachems Cf
Hasleir
Lemmeress
Wade Ch
Moxtall
Altob's
Lyons
Coinvitere
Ruerf
O/Hurrell
Downs Rf
Ginsberg c
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Friend Ss
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Prentice
Tormansk P
U Thomas
Horeh- Lawrence
Borger
Kirk Op
Simpson
Blephen- Koro'wakl
Q Son
Kellood Molliere
Wilks
Hatshbarger
Ron
Kirk
Melliore
Colmmbua
Lammers
Mozzall
Thomas
Lawsréence
Stephenson
Haste
Altovelli
Colavito
Harshbarger
Lawrence
H. Kelly
Lawrence Harrally
LaFollette and Conley Win Edgewood Golf Tie
L M LaFollette and Mrs J S Conley win a three blind hole ladies golf tournament at Edgewood Country Club. The event showcased skilled play by both champions and highlighted a competitive field of female golfers.
Portocarrero's Four-Hitter Secures Athletics 2 1 Win Over Tigers
Arnold Portocarrero allowed four hits and earned his fourth major league win as the Philadelphia Athletics defeated the Detroit Tigers 2-1 in Detroit. Renna drove in one run, and Boone contributed a homer as Philadelphia struck early, holding on despite late Detroit threats. Portocarrero improved to 1-6 with Hoeft suffering the loss. game time listed at 2:13 with a paid attendance of 23,216.
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Comiskey Park
Yanks
Sox
Comiskeys
Clevelands
New York
Chicago
Byrd
Morgan
Grim
Sam
Berra
Trucks
Martin
Fornieles
Lollar
Portoccarreros
Athletics
Detroit
Arnold Portocarrero
New York City
Philadelphia Athletics
Detroit Tigers
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Boone
Renna
Belarai
Bernial
House
Wiiaou
O Tuttle
Dem'tri
Uksline
Rob'son
Bolling
Porterop
Setaut'a
Oelt
Hensel
hNisman
cBertoix
Herbert
Nieman
Philadelphia
E—Buyove
Rei Venna
Zernial
Kuenn
Jutile
Jb—Flingan
Henna
Jacobs
Bertola
Delsing
Portocarrero
Hoeft
Marlowe
Ho—Hoeft
Herbart
Ed Tutwiler dazzles in Meadow Brook City-Wide links
In a lively throwback to Gazette era golf, Ed Tutwiler fires a 61 in a Meadow Brook qualifying round, besting defending champ Dick Fourche and prompting jokes about his prowess. The City-Wide tournament, long tied to Meadow Brook, remains a tough, honor-driven test with a loyal gallery expected for the final championship match.
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Ed Tutwiler
Meadow Brook
Tut
Dick Fourche
The
Gazette
Pop Galligan
Harry Embleton
Meadow
Jack Krueger
Mike
Florida job lures WV coach Harold Messer away
Congratulations pour in to Harold Messer, Summersville coach, who has landed a teaching job in Florida. He notes WV schools cannot stop the exodus as money talks, with he and 13 other West Virginians headed for Fort Lauderdale before the new term.
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Harold Messer
Summersville
Florida
West Virginia
Mosser
Green Bank
Harold
West
Widner Filly to Make 1st Start of Season in Gazelle
Widner Filly Evening Out, the 1958 champion 2-year-old filly, will face ten rivals in the $25,000 Gazelle Stakes at Aqueduct tomorrow. The entry includes Fascinator and On Your Own along with Happy Shut Out Mood and other contenders as Eddie Arcaro rides Widner Filly in the mile and one sixteenth race.
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Eddie Arcaro
New York
George D. Widener
Maine
Chance Farm
King Ranch
Aqueduct
John D. Hertz
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Fu Cron Ue
Bask
Wee
Elmer Zimmerman
Ed Hanna
Kenny Harless
Tag Galyean
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Chisox
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Long
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Kryhoski
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Columbus Red Birds
Frank Leonord
Broad ST
Dman
Charles
Rocky Marciano
Ezzard Charles
Madison Square Garden
Rocky
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Kearse
Marciano
Associated Press
Joe Walcott
Walcott
Brockton
Joe
Widner
Flat Top Lake
Beckley
Flat Top Lake Association
R. C. Swim
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