Relays Officials Deny Pace Setter In Mile Race
The report says a pace setter may have influenced a mile race with Drew Dunlap of Texas, while officials debated recognition of Elliott's 3 57.8 world mark. PCC officials tackled Rose Bowl futures, scheduling, and eligibility as they wrestled with reform proposals and possible conference realignments.
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Who Will Ride Tim Tam For Third Jewel
Tim Tam, Derby and Preakness winner, eyes a Triple Crown bid in the Belmont Stakes at Belmont Park on June 7. Hartack may return to ride, with Valenzuela having impressed as a substitute in the Derby, Kentucky Derby trial, and Pimlico. Tim Tam’s earnings reach 5555.55 with $97,200 purse. Lincoln Road finished second in the Belmont heat, earning 470.87 this season.
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Redhot Cerv Out With Broken Jaw
Kansas City Me. Bob Cerv, Kansas City’s slugging outfielder, will be out a few days with a fractured jaw after colliding with Detroit catcher Rod Wilson at the plate. Cerv has 11 homers and 30 RBI and a .343 batting average.
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Redlegs Sign Wiksis As Utility Infielder
The Cincinnati Redlegs have signed Eddie Wiksis, 21, to an unconditional deal. He leaves Baltimore to join the club as a utility infielder.
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Boxing TV Bout Highlights Durelle Busso Rematch
The page previews a Wednesday card featuring Durelle against Ballarin and a Friday TV bout with Lehouari Godin vs Johnny Busso at Madison Square Garden. It notes NBC telecast of Busso Godin, Durelle’s rising stock after an April Washington debut, and other listed matchups across Montreal Boston and New York arenas.
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USC Netters Win Johnie Busse vs Laliouni Godin
USC Netters claim a victory in a tennis match featuring players Busse and Godin with notes of opponents from Southern California and New York. The fragment mentions California teams, New York venues, and several players in a noisy, partially decoded SATURDAY setup.
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14 Positions Left To Be Filled For 500 Mile Classic
Indianapolis race notes show 14 positions open for the 500 Mile Memorial Jay auto event. Eighteen cars qualified Saturday with wind and rain shortening four laps of time trials. Rathmann and Elisian set new four lap records as veterans and rookies compete for the final spots.
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Ariz
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Houston
Tex
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Golfsmith
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Name Bowlers Fall Short in WIBC Event
In San Francisco the Women s International Bowling Congress tournament saw top stars like Marion Ledewig Sylvia Wene La Verne Carter and Doris Porter unable to topple the leaders as the 33 day event nears its close Holiday Bowl of Los Angeles held fourth in Division 1 with a 2712 total.
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Stars
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Doris Porter
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Giants Show Pitching Strength In New Surge
In Chicago the Giants regained first place with strong pitching led by Miller and Antonelli. Miller blanked the Cubs on three singles for his first win, while Antonelli pitched well in a 7-3 win helping San Francisco sweep the doubleheader. Rigney praised both pitchers and the staff's improvement as the Braves risk losing the lead if they win tonight in Cincinnati.
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Redlegs
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Antonnelli
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Hardy Homer Causes Tiff In Cleveland Victory
Cleveland rookie Carran Hardymayer delivered a pinch hit homer with two on in the seventh inning off Billy Pierce to lift the Indians to a 4 1 victory over the Chicago White Sox in the first game of a twin bill. The homer appeared foul at first, then umpire Len Hurley ruled it fair after a later clarification by Morley, prompting a bases loaded situation with Gary Geiger and Minnie Minoso scoring during the protest by White Sox manager Al Lopez.
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49ers Nagurski In Alumni Tilt
Minnesota alumni with guest Gopher greats led by Bronko Nagurski faced the varsity team in an alumni football game Saturday in Minneapolis. Nagurski aged 50 carried twice for six yards and attempted a point after but was stopped.
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Giants and Yankees Surge Split Baseball Triumphant Week
The Yankees strengthened their AL lead to 6 1/2 games behind a 6-2 nightcap win over the Senators as McMaglie and Turley combined on two strong performances. Meanwhile the Giants moved to first in the NL with a 7-3 win over the Cubs and the Reds beat the Braves, signaling a tight pennant race as Maglie and Turley delivered key moments and Mantle provided run support in New York.
Grand Prix Leader Runs Out of Gas in Monaco
Monaco report says Dike Hawthorn of Britain led the Grand Prix before running out of fuel while in front. Maurice Trintignant of France and Joe driving a British Cooper won the race. Kepp scored two touchdowns and six miles into the two hour fifty two minute event. Harry Schell led Palm Beach, Florida, finishing fifth as California spring football practice notes mention Grover Garvin scoring three times for the Blues.
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Dodgers Beat Cardinals 4 0 to Spark Playoff Push
Los Angeles Dodgers shut out St Louis 4 0 to end a four game series and gain some hope in a season fading in the NL cellar. Carl Erskine pitched eight hits and seven strikeouts while Don Drysdale started the opener and took the loss. Carl Purillo and Charley Neal produced key RBI hits, with Neal and Gilliam driving in runs and Hodges adding the fourth. St Louis rode a grand slam by Ken Boyer in the first inning and a late single by Boyer to seal the series.
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Drysdale
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Curt Fieed
N.Y. Still After N.L. Club
Parks Commissioner Robert Moses backs New York securing a National League franchise, insisting a new stadium is needed before a move. A special committee will present its report to Mayor Wagner, including financing plans for a Flushing Meadows site once used for the 1939-40 World's Fair.
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Cardinals Sign Wight To Boost Front Line
The St. Louis Cardinals reportedly signed left handed pitcher Bill Wight to strengthen rotation as reports tie the move to bringing back depth. Wight, noted for a strong track background, previously helped set a world decathlon mark before shifting to baseball.
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Standings and results from the National League
National League standings list teams including Milwaukee Pittsburgh Philadelphia Chicago St. Louis Cincinnati and Los Angeles with records and yesterday's results. Other notes show New York Kansas City Cleveland Baltimore Boston Detroit and Washington results. today’s schedule is listed with names and matchups.
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