Sluggers Chevalier Second Says Perry Unauthorized To Throw In Towel
In a National League overview dated April 22 1950 the article recounts a boxing mishap tied to baseball gossip. Leon Chevalier the boxer and Bob Perry his second faced controversy when a towel was thrown in the sixth round by Perry during a bout versus Prima Camera. Referee Toby Irwin faces criticism for not listening to a trainer.
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Perry
Jguron
NM McGrath
NEA Service
San Francisco
Cal
Waeamy
Leon Chevalier
Prima Camera
Qald
Bob Perry
Leon
Toby Irwin
Carnera
McGrath
Camera
Ferry
Leom
Godfrey Carnera
Kira
George Godfrey
Godfrey
el Prime
Baseball Results From American Association Games
St Paul beat Toledo 4 to 1 followed by Minneapolis 8 Columbus 3 and Kansas City 1 Louisville 2. Milwaukee and Indianapolis tied or incomplete in the report, with unclear final score.
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St. Paul
Toledo
Minneapolis
Columbus
Kansas City
Louisville
Indianapolis
Rue
Yesterday's Stars Del Bissonette Drives 7 RBIs In 15-8 Robins Win
Del Bissonette Robins slugger drove in seven with a homer a triple and a single as Brooklyn beat Atlanta 15-8. Travis Jackson and Fred Leach also homered, Giants and Cubs pounded opponents, Hadley held Athletics to three, White Sox and Indians won tight games.
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Robins
Braves
H Hal Carlson
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Reds
Travis Jackson
Giants
Phils
Irving Hadley
Senators
Athletics
Ted Evons
White Sox
Browns
Clint Brown
Indians
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Tedax
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Giant Sportstop
Fred Leach
Bob O'Farrell
Bill Walker
Wison
Hartnett
Beck
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Cincinnati
Hal Carlson
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Sisler
Pittsburgh Pirates
St. Louis
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Irving
Burmpa
Belvair Ts
Cleveland
Ins
Ted Lyons
Chicago White Sox
Louis
Lyons
Ernie Smith
Alvin Crowder
Willie Kamm
Yankees
Red Sox
McKenna Knocks Out Spargo In 2nd Round
Sioux Falls April 22 Trish McKenna Fort Meade middleweight knocked out Frankie Spargo Mason City Iowa in the second round of an eight round bout The Iowan was floored three times in the first round as McKenna builds prestige in Black Hills boxing circles Also on card Marion Haines Mitchell won a six round decision over Sol Lory Sioux Falls Clayton Mickey McDonnell boxed well and Bob Foster knocked out Red Lahr in the first round
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Trish” McKenna
Fort Meade
Frankie Spargo
Mason City
Iowa
West Iver
Black Hills
Marion Haines
Sol Lowery
Speedy Clayton
Mickey McDonnell
Sioux Ci
Bob Foster
Montrose
Red Lahr
Farmer
McKinleys Cup Division Honors in Grade School Ball
McKinley diamondballers closed their schedule with a 21 to 14 win over Jefferson to clinch the division title with an undefeated 4–0. In the other game Washington BU upset Wilson opponents 44 to 4. Score by innings shows McKinley 380 8 om 20923 and Wilson 144. Batteries Erans Ferrell Johnson Axelnd.
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Johnson
Jackie Fields Demonstrates Victory in Non Title Bout
In Kansas City on April 22 Jackie Fields of San Francisco welterweight champion knocked out Meyer Grace of Philadelphia in the third round of a ten round non title bout. Grace led early but Fields dominated, delivering three knockdowns before the count.
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Norial
Meyer Grace
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King Tut
Milwaukee
Pinkie Kaufman
Hartford
Conn
My Sullivan
St. Paul
Jackie Horner
Moore Robbed Of No Hit Game
The St Paul pitcher Wiley Moore appeared close to a no hitter but two hits by Max Rosenfield ended the bid as Toledo won 4 to 0. Other scores include Louisville beating Kansas City 2 to 1 and Columbus defeating Minneapolis 5 to 3. Fidel LaBarba outpointed Bud Taylor in Chicago. Solly Schuman stopped Ernie North- Waterloo in Terre Haute.
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Associated Press
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Max Rosenfield
Toledo
Ficker
Wiley Moore
St. Paul
New York Yankee
Mudkens
Rosenfield
Tod
Louisville
Joig Davis
George Murray
Colonels
Kansas City Blues
Joe Deberry
Blues
Tuns
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Murray
Charlie High
Millers
Columbus
Minneapolis
Bee
Bemie Nei
Milwaukee
Indianapolis
3& Paul
In- Hanapolis
Kansas City
Coumpes
Shicago
Fidel LaBarba
Los Angeles
Bud Taylor
Terre Haute
Ind
Solly Schuman
Ernie
North
Waterloo
Carnera Suspended Over Fight Towel Incident
Primo Carnera is barred from California rings after a chaotic finish to his bout with Leon Chevalier in San Francisco. The state athletic commission revoked Carnera and manager Leon Lie of France licenses and ordered purses returned, citing a towel tossed into the ring by Chevalier's seconds as the fight’s end. Four others connected with the bout received suspensions.
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Carnera
San Francisco
California Athletic, Commission
Primo
Leon Chevalier
Two Stance Styles for Golfers Let Comfort Guide Pivot
The article discusses golfers unsure about their stance and foot placement. It outlines two common stances open and closed, insisting there is no fixed rule beyond comfort and balance for an effortless pivot and consistent follow through.
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Meraly
Williamson to serve as Yellowstone park ranger in summer
William Williamson, captain elect of the 1930 Scalper eleven and a Huron College halfback, will spend his summer as a temporary ranger in Yellowstone National Park after an appointment approved by park superintendent Robert W. Toll. He reports June 15 at Mammoth Hot Springs and will have about a week after school ends before duties begin. The junior skipper, a two-letter man on the 1928 conference champions, is a grandson of pioneer John P. Williamson from the Wagner area.
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William Williamson
Yellowstone National Park
Williamson
Rober W. Toll
Mammoth Hot Springs
Skarper
Huron Colege
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John P. Williamson
Wagner
Dairymen Defeat Armours 9 5 In Opening Diamondball Game
Dairymen beat Armours 9 to 5 in the season opener of Diamondball. Hudler of the Dairy Products provided key hits, Culhane’s team took the lead in the A league, while Colin and Bullis pitched well for the rivals. A large crowd witnessed the strong fielding and timely batting that decided the game with Hudler driving in runs and a late defensive standout saving a rally. The night featured other league notes with C N W vs K and K planned and the B league opening upcoming.
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Eemerfeldern
Apearing Ballis
K. Ten
Firs Deparmnene
Elks
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