Fightin Words on June Pay Days in Boxing History
The piece traces June boxing milestones from Schmeling Sharkey in 1930 to Braddock Louis era, noting June titles, upsets, and paydays. It recalls June 12 1930 blows and champions like Carnera Baer Braddock Louis Walcott Charles Marciano, ending with modern video-era note that June pays are the same despite heat.
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Anchorage Igloo
Max Schmeling
Jack ” Sharkey
Schmeling
Zagony
New York
Jimmy Crowley
Charles Mathison
Harold Barnes
Crowley
Sharkey
Clanney
New York Commission
Max
Farley
Phelan
Muldoon
da Preem
Livermore
Max Baer
Carnera
James J. Braddock
Baor
Lexington
Alabama
Detroit
Joe Louis
Braddock
Billy . Com
Yingside
Ezzard Charles
Or. Louis
Joe Walcott
Walcott
Charles
Cincinnati
Major league recreation log features boxing and baseball notes
A radio sports log lists events including boxing with Johnny Sugmemn and Bob Sattertiel and a baseball recreation game involving Los Angeles OG. The fragment hints at Major League level activity and box score mentions within a broader broadcast segment.
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Weunenuns So Pepeals
Los Angeles
EYA
Johnny Sugmemn
Bob Sattertiel
Hogan and Snead Team for Canada Cup Debut
American rivals Ben Hogan and Sam Snead formed an unusual two man unit to represent the United States in the Canada Cup golf matches at Wentworth England. The pairing marks their first time as partners in the event, with Snead expected to produce his best golf and Hogan confident in their chances against a field of nations. The event, spanning Sunday to Tuesday, features teams from 28 countries. President Eisenhower sent a telegram of goodwill to the competitors outlining the event as a beacon of international friendship.
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New York
Ben Hogan
Sam Snead
Snead
Hogan
Sam
Canada
International Golf Associa’tion
Washington
Wentworth
Eng
Ben
U.S
John Hopkins
Angel
IGA
Argentina
Roberto de Vicenzo
Antonio Cerda
Australia
Peter Thomson
Kel Nagle
Ed Furgel
Chick Harbert
Belgium
Brazil
Chile
China
Colombia
Denmark
England
Egypt
France
Germany
Holyand
Ireland
Italy
Japan
Korea
Mexico
New Zealand
Philippines
Portugal
Scotland
South Africa
Spain
Sweden
Switzerland
Wales
Rainiers and Stars Hold Ground in Coast League Drive
United Press reports LA Angels stay atop the Pacific Coast League after a 12-5 win over the San Francisco Seals as Seattle Rainiers beat San Diego 3-2. Hollywood edged Montreal Mounties 2-1 in ninth inning chaos, while Sacramento rises to the first division after San Francisco’s defeat.
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United Press
Los Angeles Angels
Angels
San Francisco Seals
Seattle
San Diego
Bollywood
Vancouver
Sacramento
Portland
Singleton
Rainiers
Vielory
Bob Usher
Padres
Arnie
Tey Orteig
Atkins
Hollywood
Fred Green
Charlie Locke
H “Locke
Ibase
San’ Francisco
Seals
Zifth
Kemmerer Seeks Opening Win Streak To Night
Los Angeles faces San Francisco Seals in a document note game as Kemmerer (4-4) climbs the mound for LA while Bilke and Pieretti duel for San Francisco. Freese belts a homer and LA builds a multi-run lead, with Thorpe and Henry handling the late innings.
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Los Angeles
San Francisco Seals
Seraphs
Ken ‘Aspromonte
Tal Taormina
Haywood Sullivan
Don Lenhardt
Steve Rilke
Company
Bob Thorpe
Angels
George Freese
R. W
Smith
Bilke
Mike Bill Slack
Angelinos
Eddie Joost
Bill
Henry
Jeilhender
Bilko
Joost
Russ Kemmerey
Freese
Marino Pieretti
San
Francisco
Mationeys
Aspmate
Tarmanas
Het Sullivan
Adi
Lenbardye
Omphiier
Tannerap
O'Bolger
Sri
Bannahy Ao Pihogees
Touls
Totaik
San, Francisco
Los ‘Angeles
E—Aspromonte
Sullivan
Rel
Lenhardt
Taormina
Thorpe
DiPietro
Bolger
Speaker Wade
Mahoney
Wise
Wade
Aspromonte
R. W. Smith
Slack
Passarell
Seek Women's Softball Teams Open in Hayward District
The Hayward Area Recreation District invites individuals and teams to join a women's softball league. Four teams have expressed interest. practice runs Wednesday nights at Bret Harte field from 7:08 to 8:30 p.m. League play starts July 2. Applications accepted at HARD on E street. Residence in the district is required. Virginia Lemuelson and Barbara Fisher named as charge staff.
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Hayward Area
Lois Nelson
HARD
Bret Harte Field
Tirginia Lemuelson
Barbara Fisher
Hayward Tennis Club Organizes Tonight
Hayward Tennis Club holds its first organizational meeting at 8 p.m. in the district office on 3rd Street. Sten Wilson invites interested players as the club, an outgrowth of the recent Hayward tournament, aims to boost local tennis, interclub play, social events, and new courts. A film of the 1955 Davis Cup matches USA versus Australia will be shown.
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Hayward
Sten Wilson
Everet Gale
United States
Australia
Wilson
Keep Feet Planted Firmly When Hitting Shot
A 1956 golf tip article explains the importance of firm footwork. It describes a golfer at impact with weight on the left leg, feet flat, arms extended, and shoulders pivoting for a solid follow through. Maintaining a planted stance prevents balance loss and ensures a successful shot.
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The
Daily Review
John F. Dunn Co
Six More Area Men Are Hunter Safety Instructors
Washington D C six more area men from Hayward were named by the National Rifle Association to serve as instructors in the Hunter Safety Course, part of a national program to educate young and inexperienced hunters. Hayward’s new instructors include Robert J. Azevedo Curtis Glen De Hart Jr Don G Devine Norman Lucchesi Hay Saunders and Clay Larson of The Daily Review.
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Washington, D.C
Hayward
National Rifle, Association of America
Photon
The
Daily Review
Clay Larson
United States
National Rifles Association
Robert J. Azeveco
Hill Avenue
Curtis Glen de Hart, Jr
Orchard Avenue
Don G. Devine
New Hall Street
Norman Lucchesi
Pergola Drive
Hay Saunders
Windfeldt Road
Larson
Prospect Street
Nose Cut Ends Fight in Stockton Bout
Larry Bataan of Los Angeles halted Baby Camacha of Tijuana with a severe nose cut in the eighth round, stopping the Mexican from answering the bell.
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Stockton
Larry Bataan
Los Angeles
Philippines
Baby Camacha
Tijuana
Mexico
American Association Scores Omaha Rout Charleston Early
In the American Association standings Omaha defeated Charleston 13 to 0 with a strong early surge. Ichita led St Paul past unspecified opponents 14 to 4, delivering decisive advantage in a separate matchup.
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American Association
Omaha
Charleston
Ichita
St. Paul
Spring Valley Opens Fall 18 Preview Friday
Milpitas prepares for the official Saturday opening of Spring Valleys second nine holes to create a full 18 hole course in Southern Alameda county. A Friday preview golf clinic led by Bud Ward features five pros as Ray Anderson reports over 11000 players using the first nine. The public can play the full 18 for 1 Friday only, then 2 weekdays and 3 weekends. a pro am follows with many area professionals and amateurs. Dr. David B. Rosehill is president of Spring Valley corporation.
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Milpitas
Spring Valleys
Alameda County
Ray Anderson
Bud Ward
Jack Gage
Joey Rey
Pat Mahoney
Pat Merkowich
Manny Goulart
Hillview
al Vleus
Wes Horan
Los Altos
Eddie Duino
Dave Juarez
Sar Jose
John Hanly
Mission San Jose
Bill Corbett
Castlewood
George Brano
Almaden
Billy Moniz
Rinconada
Vern Brown
Gilroy
Doug Howe
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Steve Bilko
Riverside
Calif
Eddie Sparr
Radio Sports Log
Kemmerer
New Seal
Hayward Tennis Club
Kentucky
Kentugky
Castellery Company
Lowshale
Suzad
Golf School
TV Sports
Firestone Tires
Senate
Firestone
Firestone Champion
Firestone Transport
Firestone Anh
Lucerne
the Daily Review
Trout
Shamphold Icebox
Legehtrout
Hayward Bill
Watkins Straat
Jon Harder
Main Street
Palmer's Drug Store
Stron
San Leandro
Boyt
Fremont Len
Fremans
Canterelli
Castro Valley
Sportirenn
Lorenzo Sporting Goods & Hobby Shop
Hesperian Byd
Hove
Tranf
Acca
Agi Review
O Participete
Averall
Mansurad
Auremeny
Bonis
Secon Targaat
Daily
Naval Review Volow
Spring Valley
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