Akins Wins by TKO in 10th Round Over Smith
Welterweight champion Virgil Akins stopped Charlie Tombstone Smith at 1:18 of the 10th round on a nationally televised show. Akins, weighing 150, overwhelmed the Los Angeles challenger after an earlier cut opened near Akins eyes. Smith was unable to answer the bell as Akins unleashed 16 rights in the final stanza.
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Tombstone
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Akins
Smith
Jeffs
Frank Sikora
Romack And Valentine Vie In Golf
Barbara Romack of Sacramento Calif faces Mrs George Valentine in a U S Women s Golf Championship fifth round repeat match. The 7 and 6 British final rematch follows Romack s 1962 meeting with Valentine and precedes a potential semifinal between the winner and Harriet Glanville after Glanville beat Janette Robertson and Mrs George Trainor in long matches.
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Lonn
Barbara Romack
Sacramento
Calif
George Valentine
U. S
Miss Romiack
Miss Romack
Mia
Valentine
Berridge Long
Huntington
W. Va
Harriet Glanville
Long Beach
George Trainor
Rochester
N. C
League Seeks Fifteen More Bowlers For 1958 59 Circuit
The Bowl-Aire League needs 15 more bowlers in the 150 and under average class for the 1958 59 season. Norman Swart, president, urged participation at a league meeting at East Washington Street alleys. Six teams are entered with vacancies. league plays Wednesday nights at 9 p m and welcomes teen and new bowlers, especially high school students. A next meeting at Bowl-Aire is planned.
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Washington Street
McInnes Steel Co
Norman Swart
Loop
Aivell & P.m
White Sox push for second place as they face Yankees
Chicago seeks to cement second with a seven game win streak and a 10-8 comeback over Boston, while New York protects first with a 71 win over Cleveland. Jim Landis drove in four for the White Sox and Yogi Berra homered twice for the Yankees.
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New York Yankees
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al Lopes
Mag
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Boston
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Cleveland Indians
Detroit
Washington
Baltimore
Kansas City
Jim Landis
Turk Lawn
Art Ditmar
Yankee
Yogi Berra
Gary Bell
al Kaline
Tigers
Frank Lary
Pete Ramos
Bob Nieman
Shen
Orioles
Walt Craddock
Jack Harshman
White Sox Win Seven In A Row In Stride
New York AP Chicago White Sox stretch to seven consecutive victories as manager Al Lopez exudes confidence. He dismisses talk of a distant second place and aims to chase the Yankees, noting a 10 game gap but promising more wins. The team opens a three game series versus the AL leaders at Yankee Stadium.
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San Francisco
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Joe Pignatano
Norm Lanker
Cincinnati
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St. Louis
Willie Jones
Pittsburgh
Chicago Cubs
Bob Friend
Chicago
Dick Croft
Bill Mazeroski
Friend
Buc
Dick Stuart
RBI
Dick Grost
Bucs
Ron Kline
Harvey Haddix
Ray Jablonski
Brooks Lawrence
Valmy Thomas
Jabbo
Bill White
al Worthington
Jones
Phillie
del Ennis
Cardinals
Harry Anderson
Phils
Robin Roberts
Billy Muffett
NEW York
Chicago White Sox
al Lopez
Lopez
Sox
Yankee Stadium
Rookie End Boots Winning Field Goal In Rainy Exhibition
Tom Miner of Tulsa emerged as a Steelers contender by kicking a 37 yard field goal as time expired to beat the Green Bay Packers 3 to 0 in a rain soaked exhibition at County Stadium. Jack Butler set up the late score with an interception on Babe Parilli’s pass at the Steelers 30. The Packers fumbled a potential TD after a kickoff return to the Steeler seven as Ray McLean debuted as coach.
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Tulsa
Pittsburgh Steelers
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Ray Scooter McLean
Packers
al Carmichael
Cleveland Browns
Russia Wins Women Foil Team Title In Philadelphia
Russia captured the women's world foil team title in Philadelphia for the second time, adding another accolade to their fencing achievements.
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Philadelphia
Russia
Baseball scores and schedule across major leagues today
Today’s games include Chicago at New York, Detroit at Baltimore, Kansas City at Washington, Cleveland at Boston. Yesterday New York beat Cleveland 7-1 and Chicago 10-8. National League standings show Milwaukee 70 50 588, San Francisco 63 54 538, and Pittsburgh 62 56 525 with several rain shortened or moved games.
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St. Louis
Chicago
Philadelphia
Cincinnati
Tod
Canadian Open Leads With Five Under Par 65s
Edmonton golfer Don January and Mike Fetchik shot five under par 65s to lead by one stroke in the opening round of the Canadian Open.
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Edmonton
Don January
Mike Fetchik
Halas Sees Bears 20 Percent Better This Season
Chicago coach George Halas, returning from retirement, says the Bears will be 20 percent better than last year and a toss-up in the Western Division. He cites improvements from Green Bay and the Rams, Detroit as champion, and notes new players Merrill Douglas Abe Gibron Willie Lee.
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Trey
George Halas
Chicago Bears
Halas
Green Bay
Los Angeles Rams
Baltimore
Detroit
San Francisco
Harlon Hill
Hill
Bears boast strong line and quick receivers
The passage notes the Bears’ robust offensive line with Chuck Howley of West Virginia Ted Kreis a standout with the San Diego Marines and Dick Klein of Town. It hints at Don Healy of Maryland as a potential sleeper and praises pass catching as a weapon against opposition.
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Bears
Chuck Howley
West Virginia
Ted Kurras
San Diego Marines
Dick Klein
Town
Don Healy
Maryland
Gunderson Beattie advances in U S Women Amateur golf
Defending champion Joanne Gunderson Beattie defeated Mrs Charles Spatd of Greenwich on the 18th hole and sent Judy Darling to defeat 4 and 3 to reach the next round in the U S Women Amateur championship. Atlantic City hosts the event.
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Associated Press
Darien
Conn
Joanne Gunderson
Beattie
Charles Spatd
Greenwich
Judy Darling
Hudson Heights
Canada
U. S
Atlantic
Guy — Trate
Atlante City
Corry Tennis Club doubles final set for Saturday
The Corry Tennis Club narrowed the men doubles field to two teams after semifinals at Mead Park. Tony Rudeck and Bob Lawson beat Tony Amoroso and Ray Clark 6 1 3 6 3 while Bob Marsh and Tom Titus beat Bob Zalmueck and Mike Vincent 6 2 6 0. The final, a best of five, is scheduled for Saturday at 2 p.m.
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Tony Rudeck
Bob Lawson
Tony Amoroso
Ray Clark
Bob Marsh
Tom Titus
Bob Zalmueck
Mike Vincent
Radecki
Lawson
Marsh
Titus
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