Boxing Televised Cards From City and Coast
Tonight and tomorrow a pair of boxing telecasts feature Gallardo of Los Angeles vs Riley of St Louis in a 10 round welterweight bout from Washington with Gallardo favored after recent title thoughts. Also from New York City at Sir Nick's Arena Ramon Fuentes meets Al Wilson in a TV debut for Fuentes as Wilson seeks a win to stake his claim.
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Lou Hanna
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Boston
Harvey Kuenn
Detroit
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Rocky Castella
Johny Mack
Cleveland Arena
Great Britain
Charles Humes
Randy Turple
London
Florida Gators claim Southeastern Conference title in relay sweep
Florida Gators won the SEC title with multiple first places led by distance standout Ted Robinson and sprint ace Grorce Duganne. Each victory set a conference record as two Florida swimmers finished atop the meet standings and boosted their season marks.
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Booalstroker
Ted Robinson
Florida Gators
Vonterenne
Vinegar Bend Mizell Stars As Cardinals Beat Pirates
Vinegar Bend Mizell pitched for St. Louis, fanning nine and allowing two early hits as the Cardinals defeated the Pirates 5-0 in Pittsburgh. Carlos Bernier and Frank Thomas had Pittsburgh's only two safeties, while Milwaukee, Cincinnati, Philadelphia, and Detroit posted NL or AL results. The Braves, Reds, Phillies, and Yankees were involved in notable streaks and standings shifts across the league.
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Pirates Cancel Pact to Train in Cuba
Pittsburgh the Pirates will not train in Cuba next spring. General Manager Branch Rickey said the Cuban government cancelled the contract for two more seasons. The arrangement was unsatisfactory to both sides and the Pirates will consider other training sites.
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Giles Links TV to Fewer Night Baseball Tilts
Warren Giles, NL president, says TV threatens night games and may push baseball into daytime slots. He notes fans choose screens over ballparks, cites Cubs as example of success with all day games. NL considers shifting start date from April 13 to April 20 after weather concerns.
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Pacing Hitters in Major Loops
George Kell leads American League batting as 1999 season highlights show Kell with 27 hits in 65 at bats for a .? average. He tied with Gene Woodling in a recent week for 20 points as he bested Whorlinn of the Yankees. In the National League Johnny Wyrostek remains atop the unit, while Woodling misses games due to eye irritation. Multiple AL players chase batting crowns as the season progresses with few games remaining.
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Kell
Pash
Gene Whorlinn
New York Yankees
Johnny Wyrostek
Philadelphia Bpil
Wes Still
Yesterday's Results and Tonight's MLB Schedule Summary
American League yesterday Detroit 10 New York 8. Boston at St Louis rain. National League New York 12 Cincinnati 4 St Louis 5 Pittsburgh 0. Brooklyn 9 Philadelphia 8. Chicago 4. Tonight New York at Cleveland. Boston at Chicago. Philadelphia at St Louis. Washington at Detroit. St Louis at Pittsburgh. Cincinnati at New York. Chicago at Philadelphia. Milwaukee at Brooklyn.
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Dick Krytoski
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Dick Ger
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Boston
Cincinnati
Miyake
Paradelphia
Chicago
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Hilladelphia
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Phildelphia
Boston and Milwaukee shine in baseball league honors
Fragmented report highlights National League feats by Eddie Mathews of Milwaukee with six RBIs and 18th RBI, while Milwaukee's Max Surkent tops pitchers. Boston's Mel Parnell and Ed Alwis are noted in American League context as Tagh’s team wins three games with no losses.
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Eidie Mathews
Milwaukee
Brookely
Ray Campinella
Tully
Max Surkent Levy
Mel Parnell
Barky Wyle
Cleveland
Marin Stuart
Ed Alwis
Tagh
Yankees? Pirates? Mizell sparks shutout. Bell drives 12
Pitcher Wilmer Mizell pitched a 5-0 win aided by two singles and nine strikeouts. Guy Bell and Ted Kluszewski led Cincinnati’s offense, driving in 12 on 10 hits. The Redlegs split a doubleheader with the New York Giants, with Bell hitting an eight grand slam in the combined effort.
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Wilmer
Vinegar Bend
Mizell
St. Lows Cardinale
Oun
Pittsburgh
Guy Bell
Ted Klie
Wewski
New system to determine champions adopted in Penn State Teachers Colleges league
The conference adopts a new scoring plan devised by Dr Roger Saylor to weight teams with long schedules and shift control toward a central officiating body. At a meeting Westerly was named a committee member. secretary treasurer John A. Hock and officers George E. Miller and Oscar Taljenstein were re-elected.
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Pennsylvania State Teachers Colleges
Roger Saylor
Pennsylvania State College
Rocky Mclinfuly
Saylor
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