Box Scores from PCL Major League doubleheader
Two minor league box score records listing players, positions, and line scores for the Chicago and Oakland teams. The first game includes DiPietro, Bonagni, and Bragani contingents with RBIs by Barber and Walls among others. The second game features Hooley, Wade, Mauch, and Prescott with Bragan, Garber, Bernier and Stevens contributing RBIs and homeruns.
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Boxing Parity Debate Amid Brutal Boxing Charges
New York readers hear boxing critics label the sport brutal and dangerous while Doctor James Hamilton argues it may not be a sport. Archie Moore and Lou Nova discuss risk, managers’ ethics, and the toll on fighters, noting many ex-boxers suffer long-term injuries.
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James Hamilton
Archie
Moore
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Nova
Maxie Baer
Seafford
Chuck Foster
Jelnes
Boster
Bam
Ahim
Foster's
Tigers Sign Lefty James Brady From Jersey City
Detroit Tigers sign left handed pitcher James Brady from Jersey City New Jersey who was pursued by seven major league clubs. Brady will finish Notre Dame's season next week and join the Tigers in New York in June with a bonus contract around 35000 dollars.
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James Brady
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Bobo Olson Aims Fast Pace Against Archie Moore Fight
Sid Flaherty predicted Olson will set a blinding pace for the light heavyweight title defense against Archie Moore on June 22. Flaherty urged readiness to travel 15 rounds at top speed, stressing speed as the key factor in the bout.
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Sid Flaherty
Bobo Olson
Archie Moore
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Flaherty Sala
Archie Moore Faces Tough Struggle to Reach Light-Heavyweight Limit
Archie Moore said today it has been a tough struggle to make the light heavyweight limit for his title defense against Bobo Olson on June 22 in Summit New Jersey. He expressed hope the cuts won’t leave him weak.
Colgate tops Southern California 6 4 in NCAA Omaha
Six survivors move into the college world series quarterfinals at Omaha with Western Michigan and Wake Forest undefeated. Colgate, Oklahoma A&M, Arizona, and Colorado State still alive after day two double elimination. Arizona’s Carl Thames struck out 15 in a 2 0 win over Springfield. Wake Forest beat Colorado State 20 0. Western Michigan edged Oklahoma A&M 5 4.
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Rams Sign Backs for 1955 Season
The Los Angeles Rams signed running backs Cecil Taylor from Kansas State and Rocky Tharp from the University of Alabama for the 1955 season. Free agent Bob Meyers, former Stanford back, also joined after two years in service.
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Los Angeles Rams
Cecil Taylor
Kansas State
Rocky Tharp
University of Alabama
Bob Meyers
Stanford
Nelson Kinates A New Old Desire To Win In Open
Nelson Kinates recalls a fierce drive to win as he returns to the U S Open for first time since 1949. The veteran, known as Lord E Byron in his prime, reflects on a 1940s surge and later life running a Roanoke Texas ranch while remaining a serious contender in golf's major event.
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Texas
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Nelsor
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IOC Opens Biggest Meeting On Amateurism And 1960 Sites
The International Olympic Committee begins its largest session with delegates from 42 nations. Key topics include site selections for the 1960 Winter and Summer Games, amateurism rules, professionalism, and the use of Armed Services personnel in competition. Brundage to report on Australia 1958 preparations. Russia’s alleged state-sponsored amateurs questioned as bids for 1964 intensify.
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International Olympic Committee
Armed Services
France
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Sorbonne
University of Paris
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Italy
Laussane
Switzerland
Cortina D'Ampezzo
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Australia
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Moderate Bonus Signed by Phillies for 2 Moderate Bonus
Philadelphia signs 20 year old righthander from University of Delaware Dallas Green, who hails from Wilmington Delaware. He will report to Syracuse in the International League.
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Philadelphia Phillies
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Little Mo to Favor Wimbledon Tourney
SAN DIEGO Miss Connolly the three time women’s world tennis champion and Norman Brinker will continue their honeymoon Wednesday as they depart for England to watch Wimbledon matches. Connolly aged 20 and Brinker aged 24 are students at San Diego State college and were married Saturday.
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England
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San Diego State College
459ERS OBTAIN COLORADO ACE
San Francisco 49ers add Colorado halfback D Hardy, star of the 1955 Shrine game, who will play for the 49ers and Cleveland Indians in baseball. Coach Red Strader said Hardy has clearance from Hank Greenberg to pursue both sports. He will join Cleveland’s Reading farm club before reporting to football in August.
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Hank Greenberg
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