Scrambled sports notes mix boxing and racing legends
Heavyweight champ Rocky Marciano and Barbara vacation in Acapulco Mexico. Johnny Dundee predicts Archie Moore will beat Boyd Dison on June 22 title defense. Archie Moore compared to Bob Frazier in size and style as reminders of past champions. Mentions of Ederle Chadwick and a range of racing figures including Hoot Mon and Belmont Park programs.
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John Barrington
VNS
New York
Fiocky Marciano
Barbara
Acapulco
Mexico
Johny Dundte
Archie Moore
Bybe
Dundee
Australia
ABS Miner Securitary
Avcivio
Hoot Mon
Tun Ingaciia
Goshen
Ak Net Mon
Holisumer
Scott Frost
Sted
Mike Souchak
Lhis Bear
Srossinger
N.Y
AL Besselink
Ther Rossinger
Joe Turnesa
Belmont Park
Tonors Eme
Belmont
Middleground
Beba Olson
Nis
Sir Flaherty
Bodo
Maicie
International Boxing Clu
Moint
Bison
Bob Fa Simmons
Irish Miler Hurt Critically in Fall
Irish miler Vieloc Milligan, 23, a top track star for Northern Ireland, was reported in critical condition after a fall near Jackson in Grand Teton National Park. He suffered two skull fractures from a 190 foot fall while climbing with a Purdue student and friend. he is in St. Joseph's hospital in Jackson.
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Jackson, Wyo
Orf
Ireland
Jackson
Grand Teton National Park
Vieloc Milligan
van- Touren
David Grinau
Valparaiso
Ind
Purdue Univers
Phillies Sign Three Players for Minor Leagues
The Philadelphia Phillies signed three college players. Bobby Bunt, an outfielder, and John Anderson, a left handed pitcher, from the University of Alabama, assigned to Reidsville in the Class B Caroling teams. Roger Anderson, a first baseman from the University of Minnesota, assigned to Three Rivers in the Class C Provincial League.
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Philadelphia Jim
Philadelphia Phillies
Bobby Bunt
John Anderson
Usity
Alabama
Reidsville
Caroling
Roger Anderson
University of Minnesoa
Three Rivers
Series Evened As Acorns Bats Silenced By Greenwood
Oakland manager Lefty O'Doul blamed weak hitting after the Acorns were blanked 8-0 by Bob Greenwood of the San Francisco Seals. The cold, damp conditions limited offense as Oakland collected only three hits. Key injuries bothered both sides with Moran sidelined a few days and Jorgensen hurt at third base. The Seals built a four-run first inning and held on for the win, setting up a decisive rubber game.
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Jim Nasic
San Francisco
Lefty O'Doul
Oakland Acorns
PCL
Seal
Bob Greenwood
Thergas
Jasalylut
Athens
Bos
Greta Wood
Francisco
Toran
Lars
Moran
Johnny Jorgensen
Greenwood
Seals
George Bamberger
Ritchey
Black
Acorn
O'Doul
Fred Besana
Oakland
Yao
Russ Rose
Spechwood
Stars Add Vico and Zarilla to Strengthen Left Side
The Hollywood Stars signed left handed hitter George Vico a 1 year old first baseman and outfielder who spent time with the Stars last season and added feint handed batter Al Zarilla an outfielder on Tuesday to boost left side power.
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Holly Wogh
Hollywood Stars
George Vico
The
Stars
al Zarilla
One-Hitter by Garber Lifts Stars to 4th Place
Hollywood Stars stay in the race in the Pacific Coast League last night as Bob Garber scattered one hit over eight innings for a 4-0 win. Hal Rice added a solo single and Gene Mauch's sacrifice play helped push Los Angeles ahead. Bubba Church took the loss, leaving the Stars a half game behind Oakland and a half game ahead of San Francisco.
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Hollywood Stars
Bob Garber
Tw Angeles
D 1
Bobby Brapan
Vien
Tours
Oakland
San Francisco
Garber
Hollywood
Angel
Hal Rice
Disk Smith
Gene. Mauch
I Cod
Lye Walls
Romer
Jack Lotrke
Bubba Church
Don Roberts
Nornsaurice Sroalsinm
Diego
Sa Francisco
Ouklar
Sacrament
Porviand
San Diego
The
Rainiers
George Schmees
Homer
Joe Ginsberg
Gere Worble
Bill Glynn
Ginsherg
Joen Oldham
Charles Sishug
Uve Snions
Marina
United Apress
Seattle
Red
Goths Svoad
Mas Angeles
Sayaera
Port
San Prine
Che
San Ua
Gene
Diego Cal
al Battaly
Amer
Fey
New Yorke
Tha Ghiveso
Jovelan
Baliye Dot Roay
Ais Ah
Akin Wiley
Rane
Evel
The Fishin Fool Reports On May Fishing Fever
Ralph Stevens notes a lively fishing scene along Napa and Fol samy lakes with many anglers releasing bass and stripers. Reports cite 10 to 16 inch bass at Paradise Point and various bays, with large mouth bass being released and activity from Crockett to Antioch.
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Solover
Cact
Norman Montgomery
Norman
Napa
Folsom
Frank Joseph
Avell
Beaucoup
Fraca
P.m
Crockett
Folsamy
May
Jim Hinrichsen
Paradise Paint
Paradise
Wims
Suntech
George Gagnon
Fruiwale
Beginni and
Pal
Bay Farm
Islan
Trodlove Farm Island
Swanton
Marlines
Antioch
DeMarco Basilio Clash Prepares For Welterweight Title Bout
New York reports Tony DeMarco faces Carmen Basilio in a high stakes welterweight title defense. The article recalls that many champions lost on first defense, highlighting DeMarco Basilio’s contrasting paths. Basilio, 28, from Syracuse, and DeMarco, 23, are described as modest pros aiming to break the jinx as fans anticipate the bout.
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New York
Tony DeMarco
Carmen Basilio
Jimmy MacLarin
Barney Rass
Honey Melony
Joe Dundee
Red Cochreng
Johnny Bratton
Dole Saxtin
Zame
Pooi
Fehvina
Tony
Carmen
Goveur
Sully
Leonard Lioteea
Marco
DeMeco
Escume
DeMarco
Ing Crowder
Besilio Faltaway
Gavilen
Fanother
Detroit Eyes 1960 Summer Games Bid For Olympics
Detroit positions itself to lead Americas bid to host the 1960 Olympic Games in a bid that would include Canada and the United States. IOC officials convene in Paris to choose a site among Melbourne Tokyo Rome and other candidates with Detroit presenting a strong athletic image and national appeal.
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ARIS
CMS
International Olympic Committees
Voaventd
Paris
Cii
Cet
IOC
Melbourne
Auset
Jlgea
Melbourn
Detroit
America
Tokyo
Rome
Brussetls
Budapest
Lausanne
Mexico City
Jad A. Tompkins
Devoit
Fred C. Malthuel
Richard E. Cross
Thomas LE. Lane
Tompkins
Devoits
Detrait
Wesern
Canada
U. S
Pooarse
Innsbruck Chosen for 1960 Winter Olympics
Lausanne Switzerland reports the national skating union voted to restart plans for the 1960 Winter Games, with the move prioritizing Innsbruck amid other strong options including Squaw Valley and Lake Placid.
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Lausanne
Switzerland
Onenational Skating Union
Tansbeach
Russia
Squaw Valles
Calif
Ace Newcombe Dominates Redlegs For 10th Win Of Season
Don Newcombe fired a four hit game to beat Cincinnati 3-1 for his 7th win without a loss. He added two hits at the plate to lift his batting average to .400 as Brooklyn moved ahead in the standings. The Dodgers maintained a strong lead while other teams faltered in a cold night of action.
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Carl Lundquist
United Press
Darder den Newcombe
Dodger
Dizzy Dean
Cardinals
Dean
Big Newk
Robin Roberts
Phils
Hal Newhauer
Tigers
Mars
Bucky Walters
Reds
Rampaign
Ihitg
Walt Alston
Newk
Jesst
Newcombe
The
Redlegs
Rene
Ted Kluszewski
Brooklinning
le Secon Place
Cuus
Pittsburgh
Dale Long
Giants
Braves
Delphia
Boston
Lens
Ronnie Kline
Rob Ruch
Bobby Hofman
Harris
Jim Bearsall
Sam Dears
Dugi
Bob Id
Clint Courtney
Washing Ston
Harry Simson
Evers
Don Johnson
Batimore
Yetterday
Dazzler
Don Newcombe
Cincinnati
Hogan and Snead Plan Second Practice Round at Olympic
In San Francisco at the Olympic Club Lakeside course Ben Hogan and Sam Snead prepare for a second practice round ahead of next week's national event. Other top golfers such as Gene Littler and Bob Rosburg are also heading into final preparations as winter meets near.
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San Francisco
Ben, Hogan
Sam Snead
Olympic Club
Lakesile
Logast
Snead
Vince A
Elas
Spead
Gene Little
Bob Rosbiug
Dousneracint
Thisttay
Yankee Netters Win in Britain
In Britain the American tennis team led by Tony Nebid advances from the first round with four of eight berths. Trabert, once a U S champion from Cincinnati, remains a strong title possibility amid tough conditions. Stel defeats Mal Anderson in a long match while Herbie Flam and Gil Shea progress in the singles as Americans push toward the next rounds.
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Tony Nebid
Trabert
U. S
Cincinnati
Diftioaluies
Wet & Maar
Vic Stel
Mal Anderson
sAuseivalia
Herbie Flam
Gil Shea
Proiector
Brayeh
Waorhen
Sports Coliseum Committee Sought by Alameda Chambers
Associated Chambers of Commerce of Alameda County will ask the Board of Supervisors to form a six member panel, three from each district, to study possible sites for a sports coliseum. The decision followed a county fairgrounds meeting hosted by Pleasanton chamber with Supervisor Chester Stanley and Parks Air Force base officials as guests.
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Associated Chambers of Commerce
Alameda County
Board of Supervisors
Pleasanten Chamber
Chester Stanley
Parks Air Force Base
Conrad and U S Players Win in France Golf Meet
Paris reports American golfers led by Joe Conrad of San Antonio in the British Amateur at Chantilly. Bruce Cudd of Portland and Don Bisplinghoff of Orlando reached quarterfinals while Bisplinghoff staged a late surge to beat Mitchell. Other U S players and a trio of international competitors progress in the 3 year old event.
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Paris
Joe Conrad
San Antonio
Tex
Francis Alvares
Chantilly
Army
Terday Oetantin Yves
Sue Ac
France
Af Ameri
Bruce Gudd
Port
Lane
Ore
Don Bisplinghoff
Orandu
Fla
Triad
Dies
Malik
India
Bisplieghoff
Mitchell Ao Wildhywood
Maureen Connolly to wed Saturday in San Diego
Maureen Connolly, the town’s champion who has been out of active competition, will marry Norman Brinker this Saturday at a San Diego Catholic church. The bride, famed for tennis, plans to continue covering Wimbledon matches for a newspaper.
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San Diego
Maureen Fe
Connolly
Norman Brinker
San
Diegnatte
Patr Catholic
Englend
Hone
Moon
Wiebledon
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Dwain Esper
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Jim McClean
Lorenzo Manor
Hunt Foods
Bob Philes
Hunt Entry
Hayward Area Recreation
Casiro Valley
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U.S
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