Travs halt Birmingham surge in Little Rock tilt
Little Rock’s Travs snap a nine game Birmingham streak as Rock’s relief duo Stuart and Tully steer a 6-4 win over Atlanta. Birmingham’s nine game run ends after Memphis Chicks 3-0 shutout in twin bill. Wingo wins Birmingham opener. Attendance 6,259.
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Famed Citation Echoes at Three Tracks in Loss and Glory
At Garden State Park Nashua beat the retired Citation in money earned with 1 199 365 dollars. Fabius, son of Citation, won Pimlico’s feature and kept the Derby winner’s family in the spotlight as Needles faded in the Belmont Park Acorn Stakes scene.
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Yankees Sign Deacon Star To Baron Contract
Winston-Salem earns notice as Linwood Holt Wake Forest catcher graduates and signs with the New York Yankees baron contract. Holt, 22, 6-1 190 pounds, left handed batter, will join Winston-Salem on option before moving toward Birmingham.
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Clowns Cross Bats With 2 Black Yanks
On Wednesday night the Clowns meet the New York Black Yankees in a barnstorming game at K Pedron Field. Notable players include Natureboy Williams, Prince Jo Henry, Goose Tatum and Ed Hamman with King Tut and Sepe Bebop. Game time is eight o'clock.
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No Fur Bearing Seals Mentioned Here
The statement clarifies that fur comes from sea lions, not fur bearing seals, correcting a common misconception about sources of seal fur.
Teams trade blows as Vols blank Mobile in shutout
New Orleans piled 12 hits off Nashville's starter Dick Botelho as Les Phillips and Joe Perrotta worked in relief to keep Mobile scoreless. The Vols pushed across single runs in each of the final five innings off Mobile starter Bill Dailey.
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Pirates Smash Braves In Pair Of Doubleheaders
The Pirates defeated the Milwaukee Braves in a doubleheader 6-3 and 5-0 as Dale Long homered twice to lead Pittsburgh. Long drove in seven runs for a 29 RBI season total while Bobby Bragan’s club drew 32,346 at Forbes Field.
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Charles Bethea clash may decide title scramble
Ezzard Charles and Wayne Bethea are set for the feature at St Nicholas Arena New York in a bout that could thrust a winner into the title scramble for the Rocky Marciano vacancy. Charles 93-17-1 faces Bethea 9-4-2 with 41 knockouts and a history of never being stopped. DuMont plans telecasts sections of the country.
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Wininger Captures Kansas City Open Title
Bo Wininger used two clutch birdie putts to win the Kansas City Open at Milburn Country Club. He shot 2-under 70 in the final round to finish 273 15 under par, one stroke ahead of Bob Rosberg and Fred Hawkins. Finsterwald moved into contention with a 73 and shared fifth at 278 as Souchak trailed.
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Ed Brown Wins Montgomery Tourney Back-to-Back
Montgomery golfer Ed Brown captured the 43rd Montgomery Country Club Invitation Tournament. The event drew entrants from across the region with Brown following a recent victory at the Maxwell Air Force Base Invitational. Harper Johnson Jr. and Fred Broadway, both of Montgomery, split a consolation final won by Johnson on 20 holes. Local golfers led the top placements amid out-of-town entrants.
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Basillio Seeks Robinson After Saxton Bout
Carmen Basilio, ex welterweight champion, said he would like a rematch with Sugar Ray Robinson after defending the world welterweight crown with a knockout in Los Angeles. Basilio stated his plan to win back the title first, then tackle Robinson.
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Ladies Golfing Class Canceled for Ruth Banks Week
This morning officials announced the Ruth Banks Handicap Tournament schedule means the Ladies Class Les sons will not be held Wednesday morning.
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Goodloe Could Help Florida Defend Track Title Next Year
Ellis Goodloe of Chattanooga plans to join Florida next season to bolster the Gators in defending the Southeastern Conference track crown. His recent times hint at breaking LSU marks as he ran 9.8 in the freshman 100 and 21.0 in the 220, while Jim Smith and Harry Carpenter matched 220 times in varsity competition. Florida topped LSU and Auburn with 63.5 points as LSU won the freshman meet and Auburn moved into second in the overall standings.
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Major League Leaders Baseball Summary
American League leaders include Mantle of New York leading in home runs and runs scored with 47 hits and 15 RBIs. Berra of New York is among RBI leaders. Ford of New York has a 6 0 record with 1.000 ERA. National League batting leaders and other stats feature Long of Pittsburgh and Jacobs of Kansas City among baserunners and strikeouts.
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Uganda Sends Five-Man Team to Olympics
A five-member Ugandan team prepared for the Olympic Games with aims in Matheuaean events. The piece notes a gymnast named Serene Pee who has glaucoma and is blinded.
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Bruins Hit With 95 000 Penalty Across Three Sports
UCLA Bruins face a three year probation and post season ban after Pacific Coast Conference action. Washington Huskies also penalized for improper payments to alumni. Constraints include payments of 40 dollars monthly to athletes and lack of cooperation with the conference commissioner.
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School Fines and Probation Over Rose Bowl Receipts
An outright fine of $15,000 was assessed against the school. The remaining roughly $95,000 will be in lost Rose Bowl and television receipts, while the school is placed on probation.
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