Temple Hits Lawson and Is Fined for Clubhouse Fracas
Cincinnati shortstop Johnny Temple, 26, punched Earl Lawson, Times-Star writer, after Lawson charged an error in the Redlegs win over the Pirates. NL President Warren Giles fined Temple $100 and Temple apologized to Lawson in a players’ meeting. Lawson suffered a bruised eye.
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Temple and Lawson in heated Reds clash followed by apology
Temple, Lawson and teammates clashed at a Reds session after Temple allegedly knocked Lawson down and tried to jump him. Lawson said he only struck those breaking up the fight while Temple claimed he only pushed in a temper flareup. Temple apologized to Lawson during a closed players meeting and faced further discipline from General Manager Gabe Paul.
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Mason-Dixon Tennis Action Set July 1-6
The Mason-Dixon Tennis Tournament will be held July 1-6 at the Greenbrier Hotel courts in White Sulphur Springs. Events include men and women singles and doubles and mixed doubles with entries due by 3 p.m. Sunday, June 3. Defending doubles champs Wally Holzman and Hugh Thompson return. Mike Green misses due to Wimbledon.
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Outsider Miss Arlen Wins Regret Handicap at Monmouth
Miss Arlen a 4 year old bay filly owned by A J Della Pietra of Miami Fla with jockey Sam Boulmetis edged Venomous the even money favorite by a head in the Regret Handicap at Monmouth Park before 25027. The six furlongs were run in 1 08 3 with Miss Arlen returning 41 60 11 20 and 6 60 and earning 14927 30 for owner.
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Breakup of PCC Seen After Policy Rift
Berkeley June 22 PCC breakup seen certain unless the league changes core policies. Regents urged no bound annual games except Idaho is exempt. Oregon, Oregon State, Washington State, Stanford fear loss of PCC status while Cal UCLA threaten exit. Rose Bowl officials study implications with Big Ten pact in question.
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Patterson to Box Untried Olympian
Burly Pete Rademacher, Olympic champion, signed to fight Floyd Patterson for the heavyweight title in Seattle the week of Aug. 19 if Patterson still holds the crown. Patterson has a July 29 bout with Hurricane Tommy Jackson in New York. Promoter Jack Hurley said backers posted 258000 dollars as a guarantee for the Seattle bout at Sick's Seattle Stadium with 30080 capacity. Hurley called it historic as the first time an amateur champion moves directly to a pro title shot.
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Lincoln Wins Mile in AAU Meet at Dayton
Australia’s Merv Lincoln captured the 69th AAU mile in 4 06.1 setting a meet record. He surged from fourth in the final eighth to win narrowly over Bowden and Seaman, with Bowden finishing third and Seaman second. Reginald Pearman then set an AAU quarter-mile record of 46.4, upsetting Olympic and NCAA champions.
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Paul Ray offers special Chevrolet deal for Carbide employees
Former Carbide worker Paul A. Ray promotes a personal deal at Roger Dean's Chevrolet to Carbide employees. The Canton includes savings on a new Chevrolet with a Paul A. Ray special offer for employees.
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