Olson Stops Langlois For World Middleweight Title
Olson, 26, defeats Langlois, 28, by TKO 58 seconds into the 11th round at the Cow Palace. Referee stops fight due to Langlois eye injuries as crowd boos. Officials’ scores favor Olson under California scoring. AP card lists 59-50-1.
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San Francisco
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Cow Palace
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Flores
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State Athlete Commission
Lang Jois
Langlois
Jean Bretonnel
George Kanter
Jack Downey
California
Vern Bybee
Automatics Dominate First Half In Raymond League Action
Bowling results from the Raymond League show the Automatics blanking Flat Department while Office swept Machine Shop to claim early first half honors. Team scores list Automatics 847 876 847 against Flat Dept 768 758 24, Office 803 112, Machine Shop 757 752 783, Sales 800 741 820, General Elony 735 767 747, 1900 Office 738 774 787, Small Order 718 800 1165. Sterling Milk widened its lead in the VFW Men’s 4 League by beating Bowl-Aire twice, while Jensen’s Auto Body and Corry Wallpaper & Paint posted mixed results. In the Ladies A League, Stewart Hat Shop swept Brigham’s Hardware to extend its lead, with All-Way Electric and Thompson Maple Products also competing. Grace Rogers, Marlon McCloskey, and Ethel Russell led individual scores as Faith moved into first pick in the Women of the Moose League by sweeping Love and Charity dropping games to Hope and Faith.
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General Factory
General Elony
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Sterling Milk
VFW
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Corry
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Brigham’s
Thompson Maple Products
All-Way Electric Ladies
Thompson Maple
Electric Mae Brigham
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All-Way
Eleetric
Thompson Muore Products
Grace Rogers
Marlon McCloskey
Ethel Russell
Faith
Women of the Moose League
Love
Charity
Hope
Plans for new 50000 dollar golf tournament
A New York group plans a Cavalcade of Golf to replace George S May s Tat O Shanter festival as the sport s richest event with 50000 in prizes led by Tim Holland Long Island amateur champion Sam Snead as chairman Shackamaxon Country Club Scotch Plains New Jersey will host next September 15000 first prize aims to reestablish the East as a major golf center no date set yet plus college basketball results from Seton Hall Scranton Penn State Colgate and more
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New York
George S. May
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Scotch Plains
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Long Island
Sam Snead
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Plainfield
Giardello Indicted in Station Brawl Case in Philadelphia
Joey Giardello, 24, top middleweight contender, faces six indictments including riot assault battery false pretense and larceny by trick in a gas station brawl in Philadelphia. Co-defendants Victor Marianello Joseph Bonadies and Pasquale Concilio also charged with riotous destruction of property and assault. Witnesses Howard Short gas station attendant Frank Gallo owner and Police Captain Brooks Lowe testified before the grand jury.
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Philadelphia
Joey Giardello
Giardello
Trick
Victor Marianni
Joseph Bonadies
Pasquile Concilio
Marianillo
Howard Short
Frank Gallo
Brooks Lowe
Giardetto
Short
Gallo
Willie Mays Named NL Most Valuable Player of 1964
Willie Mays of the New York Giants was voted the National League MVP for 1964 by the Baseball Writers Association. The 23 year old center fielder led NL batting with .345, won the batting and slugging titles, belted 41 homers with 23 doubles and 13 triples, and drove in 110 runs. Ted Kluszewski of Cincinnati finished second with 317 points.
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NEW York
Willie Howard Mays
New York Giants
Baseball Writers Association of America
Giants
Ted Kliszewski
Cincinnati
Wonder
Brooklyn Dodgers
al Dark
Dark
Stan Musiel
St. Louis Cardinals
Robin Roberts
Philadelphia Phils
Joe Adcock
Milwaukee Braves
Pee Wee Reese
Brooklyn
Gil Hodges
Dodgers
Mays
Lithle
Alabama
Americans take 2-0 Davis Cup lead over Sweden in Interzone
Tony Trabert defeats Sven Davidson 6-4 6-3 6-4 and Vic Seixas edges Lennart Bergelin 5-1 6-2 6-4 9-7 6-2 to put the United States up in the Interzone final. Doubles tomorrow or a singles win on Saturday clinches for the U S in the best of five series. In other news Native Dancer narrowly wins the Preakness or Sport Digest poll for top horse of the year with 44 votes to High Gun's 42.
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Tony Trabert
Vic Seixas
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Sweden
Tony
Mill Ton Courts
Sven Davidson
Seixas
Lennart Bergell
Trabert
Davidson-Bergelin
Baltimore
High Gun
Purl
Sport Digest
Hockey scores and baseball legends noted in report
The sports brief lists National League scores Detroit 3 New York 3 and Toronto 8 Chicago 3 along with American League Hershey 9 Cleveland 3 and Springfield 6 Pittsburgh 3. It also highlights his expert catches and throws drawing comparisons to Tris Speaker Joe DiMaggio Terry Moore and Max Carey. It mentions Vic Wertz’s legendary running catch from the 1954 World Series.
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New York
Toronto
Chicago
Hershey
Cleveland
Springfield
Pittsburgh
Tris Speaker
Joe DiMaggio
Terry Moore
Max Carey
Vic Werl
Fordham Drops Football Again After Losing Season
Fordham University ends its football program for the fifth time in its history. President Rev. Lawrence J. McGinley announced the decision noting continued financial losses and bleak prospects. Jack Coffey, the athletic manager, confirmed the move after a 1954 season in which the Rams won one game and tied one while losing seven.
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Fordham University
Lawrence J. McGinley
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Wmo
Jack Coffey
Rams
Goc
Ed Danowskel
Callegie Tech and More Do Scoring Blitzes
Callegie Tech beat Thiel 87 to 58 and NC State defeated South Carolina 62. Georgetown DC won 76 to 74 over Mt Mary’s, while Marquette topped Michigan 83 to 78. Earlier scores include SL Laws 2 Mississippi 68, Missouri 77 Arkansas 58, Thiel’s 87 Dayton 7, Louisville 67, Western Michigan 60 Toledo 52, Rio Grande 87 Bliss 51, Wyoming 80 Oklahoma A&M 43. NBA results feature New York 8 Syracuse 61 and Boston 117 Milwaukee 106, with Rochester 0 and Philadelphia 99 Fort Wayne 90.
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Minneapolis
Philadelphia
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Springfield Takes Lead In Hockey Loop
Springfield Indians moved to first in the American Hockey League after a 6-3 win over the Pittsburgh Hornets, while Hershey and Cleveland swapped second place positions following a 9-3 Bowls win in Hershey. referee penalties totaled 60 minutes in one period, with Ross Lowe of Springfield sustaining major penalties for fighting and serving 25 minutes total with an assist.
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Springfield Indians
American Hockey League
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Hershey Bens
Springfield
Indians
Pittsburgh
Frank Udvari
Hershey
Cleveland Barons
Hornets
Ross Lowe
Box Puede
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Se 200 Club Hob Morton Fires 256 In Bowling Event
Hob Morton led last night’s assault on the lumber in league bowling with a sizzling 256 game. Don Majoney rolled 284, Charley Shuss 214, Al Dorman 202, Bill Hammond 210 and 004, Bill Lamielle 203, Rocky Mountain 214, Al Baressi 202, Rosy Caru 0 204, Gus Eder 204, Clarence Mixer 210, and Dick Hurlbut 204 and 210. In San Juan Puerto Rico a high school diploma was awarded yesterday to Roberto Clemente 19-year-old Pirates draftee. Clemente, from San Juan’s Commercial Institute, says he is confident he can make the majors next season after winter league play.
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Don Ma
Joney
Charley Shuss
al Dorman
Bill Hammond
Bill Lamielle
Rocky Mountain
al Baressi
Rosy Caru
Gus Eder
Clarence Mixer
Dick Hurlbut
San Juan
Puerto Rico
Roberto Clemente
Pitsburgh Pirates
Clemente
Commercial Institute
Green Leads Dukes Past Pacific in 52 win
Pittsburgh report states Duquesne University men's basketball defeated College of the Pacific 52 to 45 with St Green scoring 20 points on 50 percent shooting after missing the prior game due to illness. Duquesne held a steady lead, while Carnegie Tech beat Thiel 87-58 as Jim Boyd tallied 20 points.
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Pittsburgh
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College of the Pacific
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Thiel
Jim Boyd
Steubenville
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