Anthony Durelle bout headlines New York Paris card
This week's slate centers on Tony Anthony versus Yvon Durelle in New York with a bid for the 175 pound title, plus Charley Humez defending the European middleweight crown in Paris against Gustav Scholz. NBC will televise the Anthony Durelle bout. other matches feature Spider Webb versus Hot Mims and a regional schedule across cities.
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Baie St. Anne
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Archie Moore
NBC
Charley Homez
France
Gustav Scholz
Germany
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Tibero Mit
NSC
Spider Webb
Chicago
New York St
Tony Dibiase
Peter Schmidt
Charley Humez
Ea Souekaieholz
Vancouver
Archis Moore
Bob Albright
New Orleans
Aupas
Clarence
Holyoks
Mass
Carmela Costa
Ae “Gaels
Bobby Trogers
Tyler
Tex
Bobby Truman
Boey Lopes
Jimmy
Amend
Caut—Vie Cardot
Giants Nab Pair In Cactus League Wins Without Mays
The San Francisco Giants defeated the Cleveland Indians twice in Cactus League play without Willie Mays, who missed both games with a cold. Cepeda and Jablonski sparked the offense as San Francisco built a 3-0 lead, with Woodling delivering a two-run homer for Cleveland’s lone tally.
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Ray Jablonski
Davy Spencer
Gary Bell
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Felipe Alow
Whitey Lockman
Foster Castleman
Woodschick
Mer
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Alou
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Woodling
Red Worthington
Hoe Shipley
Ernie Brogne
Sefore Grissom
Decision On IBC Ruling Expected By Supreme Court
The Supreme Court was to meet to hand down decisions including a possible ruling on the governments arbitration result against the International Boxing Club of New York and others. The case stems from a summer District Court decision by Sylvester J. Ryan. DOJ seeks endorsement. boxing interests seek a reversal after challenging actions by IBC leaders and associates including Janes D. Novtis and Arthur M. Wirts.
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Lane Snub Rapped By NBA Proxy
Racine Wisconsin report says Gillie Jackson, president of the National Boxing Association, criticized Julius Helfland's World Championship Committee for allowing a title match between Joe Brown and Ralph Dupas. Jackson insists the champion must defend against the No 1 contender, a position Kenny Lane holds in NBA ratings.
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Cool Weather and Willie Mays Help Saver Hold Giants Job
San Francisco veteran Hank Sauer says cool weather and Willie Mays are biggest aids as he competes for the left field job in spring camp. Sauer, entering his 13th season, faces rivals including Bobby Thomson and Ray Lavar, but remains confident he can keep the uniform on day by day. He says the support of young players in camp and his spring performance will decide his fate, with Mays staying as his main safeguard.
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Newcomers Add Zip to Braves Pennant Express
The Milwaukee Braves win their Grapefruit League opener over the Detroit Tigers 4 3 as John DeMerit Hersh and Bob Rush steal the headlines. DeMerit drives in a two run seventh inning triple while Hersh hits a homer and Rush allows no runs in debut. Burdette contract talks loom over the rotation picture as he may miss start if not signed. Cardinals top Yankees 4 2 behind a trio of hurlers and a ninth inning Hobie Lardner hit.
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Wichita
Rush
Chicago Cubs
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Fred Maney
Frank Barnes
Tom Flanigan
Billy Muffett
Hobie
Lardrith
Fege
CBS to Televise Triple Crown races in 1957
CBS Television and Radio will provide exclusive coverage of the 1957 Triple Crown races for three year olds. The Kentucky Derby on May 3 at Churchill Downs, the Preakness on May 1 at Pimlico, and the Belmont Stakes on June 7 at Belmont Park in New York are broadcast nationwide. Tony DiBiase favored to win the welterweight bout in New York.
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Columbia
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St. Nicholas Arena
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Louisville
Pimlico
Baltimore
Belmonte Park
Record Gate For Sportsmens Show in San Francisco
The National Shorts and Boat Show drew a record attendance of 261,427 during its 3 10 day run, said managing director Thomas Rooney. Exhibitors reported about four million dollars in merchandise sold during the event.
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Thomas Rooney
Johansson to Face McMurtry in U S showdown
Ingemar Johansson, ranked fifth among world heavyweights, will fight 20th-ranked Pat McMurtry in Tacoma Washington next August for a $20,000 purse. The bout is positioned as a major North West heavyweight clash.
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Mont
Ingemar Johansson
Pat McMurtry
Tacoma
Wash
Northwest
Garrett Wins San Jose Race
Bill Garrett drove Ais Linhares Offield to victory yesterday in the 100 lap main event for midget auto racers at San Jose Speedway. The 25 mile race was completed in 3 minutes 2 seconds. Johnny Tolan of Norwalk promoted the show. Bob Evans of Port finished second and Dickie Reese of Oakland came in third. Beers set the track record with a 1 38 43 qualifying lap.
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Linhares Offield
San Jose Speedway
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Norwalk
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Bob Evans
Port
Dickie Reese
Qre
Oakland
Indianapolis
John- Edwin Ahlquist
Johansson
Mac Ng ‘Parsons
Beers
Exhibition Baseball Slates Cancelled Games and Schedules
Yesterday's results show several exhibitions cancelled including Boston versus Pilsbersh and Washington against Kansas. Today's schedule features matches in Florida and Arizona with teams like Chicago, Cincinnati, Detroit, and San Francisco active in Mesa and Clearwater. Tomorrow's lineup includes Chicago facing San Francisco in Mesa and other matchups across Tam, St. Petersburg, and Scottsdale venues.
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Hans
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Reese, 38, Sees End Of Active Play
VERO BEACH FL. Pee Wee Reese announced this will be his last baseball season with the Los Angeles Dodgers. At 38, he contemplates his 15th year, noting a .226 bat last year and back trouble that limited him to parttime duty. He plans to play wherever needed.
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Wilson Sparks Met Quintet Past CVHS Teachers
Castro Valley crowd watched the San Francisco 49ers upset the Valley High faculty 83 to 69 as Billy Wilson scored 23 points and Tom Gunnari led the hosts with 38. A. C. Owens and Rosevelt Bergmann also contributed for the 49ers, who pulled away in the second quarter while the faculty struggled to keep pace. The game, sponsored by the Castro Valley High School Boosters, aimed to raise funds for athletic department equipment.
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Castro Valley
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Billy Wilson
Valley High
Spartan Gymnasium
Wilson
49Ers
Conjtrol
Tom Gunnari
Rosevelt
Bergmann
Dick Jones
Gumnall
Valley
Castro Valley High School
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Phuy
Jaechool
Gunnar
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Forester
Ogonmanyt
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tiSoftau
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C Obe
Claire
Matta Seig
Ai Hari
Rotahs
Hers
Leonard Wins At Daytona Beach Motorcycle Derby Title
Joe Leonard of San Jose California rode a Harley-Davidson to win the 200 mile National Championship Motorcycle Race at Daytona Beach in 1 hour 32 minutes. He averaged a record 93,861 miles per hour finishing ahead after leading from start to finish on the 4.1 mile beach and road course.
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Joe Leonard
Leongard
San Jose
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Cote
PCC Co Leaders Vie Tonight at Eugene in PCC playoff
Oregon State and California, tied atop the PCC with 12-4 records, meet at McArthur Court in Eugene for a sudden death playoff to decide the NCAA Western Regional entry. A near sellout of about 10,000 expected, with Beavers arriving after a late season loss and Bears arriving from Berkeley for the decisive game.
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Oregon
Victor Schmidt
Pacific Coast Conference
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Snee Neene
Creag Englehard
Stanford
Schmidt
Berkeley
Mayote
San Francisco
Cow Palace
Thahe
Seavers
Vandals
Las Ging
Dave Gambee
Gregont State
Jim Branom
Gary Rimmons
Wharton Coleman
Cal Osc Playoff Televised On Channel 2 In Oregon
Tonight's playoff game between California and Oregon State is set for eight o'clock in Eugene Oregon and will be telecast on Channel 2. This marks KTVU's first remote special event pickup since commercial operations began a week ago.
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Oregon State
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Merchants Beat Rival to Tie for Third in Alameda League
San Leandro Merchants defeated Hatzell Radidyes day at Leandro Bail Park to level for third in the Alameda San Leandro winter caste. Rish Moler delivered the deciding run in the eighth inning as pinch-hitter Ray Malgrad drew a bases loaded walk to force in the run.
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Yés
Leandro Bail Park
Rish Moler
Ray Malgrad
Chase Wide Open in NCAA Hoop Tourney
Dayton favorites in the NCAA tourney race as West Virginia Cincinnati Kansas State and Temple USC and San Francisco are cited as potential favorites. California and Oregon State duel for the PCC berth while SMU and Arkansas battle for the SWC bid.
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