Patterson Title Fight Hinges On Patterson Hand Injury
A September bout for the heavyweight title between Patterson and Moore could be postponed by a broken fourth metacarpal in Patterson’s right hand. Doctors fear six weeks to three months of healing may derail the Yankee Stadium showdown, though quicker recovery is possible. Patterson’s camp learned of the break after his victory over Lurie Cane Tommy Jackson, with Moore’s camp still aiming for a late September date pending medical clearance and boxing authorities’ approval.
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Yookoo Stadium
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Patternon
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Harry Markson
International Rowing Club
Wnt Il
Associated Press
Madison Square Garden
Mythgon
Jim Norris
Clu
Yankee Stadium
New York Athletic Commission
Nate Tag
Plana
Marksta
American Girl Golfers Shine in Sandwich Brit Winds
American duos excel despite 44 mph gusts at Prince's Links in Sandwich England. Pat Lesser and Margaret Sith upset British pair 2 and 4. George Valentine and Philomena Garvey win a classic 4 and 3. Mary Ann Downey and Philip Cudane cruise 6 and 4. Barbara Floach and Polly Riley upset with 5 and 3.
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England
Jean Galling
Britain
Prince's Links
Pat Lesser
Seattle
Margaret
Miss Anstey
Barbara Floach
Sarramento
Cab
Polly Riley
Fort Worth
Roy Smith
Elizabeth Price
Evdland
Thief Steals TV Then Notes From Cushing Parlor
In Cushing Oklahoma a thief entered a downtown billiard parlor and stole a television set. The culprit left the set at the depot with a note claiming it belongs at the Broadway pool hall. He later wrote the pool hall manager about the location but did not mention two beer cases eight cigarets and a box of cigars also taken.
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Okla
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Broadway
Deaths and Funerals for Rasmussen and Others
Charles Wasmuscerr Rasmussen of 1945 Sixth Avenue husband of Mrs Mery Karmuasen, Heather of Robert Raxminsaey of Mauato Minnesota, Mrs Olesa More tansén of Albert Len Minnesota, and Joule Reamuasen of Tae toma Bart Bervicen. Services at 2 p.m. Tuesday at Marys trawling Fee, Ferment Linn Grove.
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6Th Ave
Mery Karmuasen
Heather
Robert Raxminsaey
Mau ¥Ato
Minn
Mra
Olesa More Tansén
Albert Len
Joule Reamuasen
Taetoma
Bart Bervicen
All Breed Dog Show at Airport Sunday
Preparations are complete for the annual all breed dog show at Crosier field east of Greeters. About 400 dogs entered from across the United States with 26 German Shepherds the largest group. Two judging rings run all day starting at nine. Judges are Laurice L. Baker and Lewis Starkey. Refreshements available. A Fort Carson trained dog demonstration is set for 5 30 PM before final judging for best in show.
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United States
Laurice L. Baker
Mirror Lake
Minneapolis
Ninn
Lewis Starkey
Pasadena
Calif
Fort Garson
Cloverleaf Greyhound Race Results Friday Night
Cloverleaf greyhound card lists seven finals with times from 31.65 to 39.14 and multiple wagering pays. Notable performers include Convivial and Ivor Tap along with various quinela and daily double results. Attendance reported as 2,577 with dutuers handle around 1,995.
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Rainbow Gold
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Warm Welcome
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Eternal Glory
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Dutuers
Cubs top Phillies 5 4 in chaotic game notes
A fragmented box score shows Cubs edging Phillies 5 to 4. Players such as Meyer, Valentini, Kaiser and Roberts appear with varied counts, while numerous garbled names suggest a crowded, error‑heavy summary of batting and fielding actions from a tense matchup.
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Lopata
Euegeois
Saokey
Andrin
Faberta
Meyer
Kevausat
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Bama
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Roberts
Lopals
Jone
yjre-Books
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Weisenach
Valentiel
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Colcego
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Rovers
Seger
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Vorentrogth
Rler- Bauer
Roberts Liettl
Mesee
Cincy Holds Narrow Lead as Bucs Blank Cardinals in Overtime Tilt
The Cincinnati Redlegs climb atop the National League after edging ahead with timely home runs from Burgess and Bailey. Pittsburgh’s Pirates stay close as Bob Friend notches his 10th win while the Cardinals struggle in 11 innings. In the American League, Cleveland tightens on the Yankees, Detroit beats Washington, and Chicago falls to Baltimore as Briley and Burgess power the slugging pace across leagues.
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Bucs
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Associated Press
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Renie
Meenie
Minie
Cincinnati Redlegs
Smoky Burgess
Philadelphia
Ed Bailey
Brooklyn
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Cireles
St. Louis
Bob Friend
Sesson
Murry Dickson
Cardinals
New York Giants
Milwaukee
Braves
Cleveland
Yankees
Karly Wynn
New York
Detroit
Washington
Griffite Stadium
Roslin
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White Sox
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Kansas
Briley
Burgess
Tebbetts
Stedley Skier
Reds
Cincinnati
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Bailey
Durgess
Frank Robinson
Wally Post
Robinson
Sandy Koufax
Balley
Clem Labine
Johnny Xlippstein
Gii Vithan
Dale Long
Willie Mays
Till White
Giants
Ray Crone
Steve Ridzik
Roberts
Roberts Loses His 7Th Eraie Banks, Smacking Ons With Two On, and Walt Moryn
Cubs
Hobin Hobers
Vito Valentine
Yanks
Wynn
Yankee Stadium
Indians
Chico Carracquel
al Foxen
Whitey Ford
Maury McNermott
Mickey Muntke
Nixon
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Willard Nison
Sherm Tal Jar
Chicago Zum
Griffith Park
Billy Hoett
Tigers
Wayne Belardo
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Griffith Stadium
Jas Hee Brown
Fry Paica
First Round of Nat College Rodeo Opens in Colorado Springs
Colorado cow boys from eight colleges begin competition Friday at Spencer Penrose Stadium for top national titles in the National Intercollegiate Rodeo. About 3,400 fans witnessed a Friday opening session with one injury as Ira Akers of Sam Houston State led in bareback bronc. Events include saddle bronc, bull riding, and barrel racing with top individuals listed from BYU, Sam Houston, New Mexico A&M, and others.
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Spencer Penrose Stadium
Wick Tuell
Colorado
Bealsey
Arnhem Dull
Bio
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Wayne Webs
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Mexico
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France Golf Semi finals Set After Busy Quarterfinals
Parisa Doug Sanders of Miami Beach defeated Col J Wilson Johnston of Portland lote 6 and 5 in the quarterfinal round of the French amateur golf tournament setting a four nation semifinal for Saturday afternoon. Henri De la Mare of Paris defeated Harry Bentley of Great Britain 1 up as defending champion. Americans were eliminated in other quarterfinals with Tom Penrose of Michigan losing to Gusner Carlender of Sweden and Gene Andrews of Bacille Palisades losing to Franco Bevolne of Rome 3 and 2.
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Doug Sanders
Miami Beath
Fla
Col. J. Wilson Johnston
Portland
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Henri de la Mare
Paris
Harry Bentley
Great Britain
Toht J, Penrose
Mizin
Jost On
Gusner Carlender
Sweden
Gene Andrews
Bacille Palisades
Galli
Franco Bevolne
Rome
Baseball leaders and records from early season summaries
A fragmented sports column lists American League batting leaders with Mantle and Maxwell among top hitters, plus home run totals, stolen bases, and pitching and fielding notes. It references teams like New York, Detroit, Cleveland, Chicago, Pittsburgh, and Cincinnati with scattered player milestones and rookie notes.
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Anguvan
Mess
Stibw Mavile
Nex Sae
Maxwell
Detrott
Vers
Lyse
Hotlon
Panlle
New York
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West
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Sines
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Mantis
New Yorks
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Rae
Keacn
Detroit
Seady
Cleveland
Frencone
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Careyard Maat
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Wilken
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Lémon
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Hoel
Dateolt
National League
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Macey Chicago
Joe Tome Auhe Borer
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St. Lent Pout Anat Rotator, Cincinsatis 2 Stolen Laser— Mayk, New York
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Beatty Leads In Thrilling Coast to Coast Duel for Olympic Berth
The Tar Heel junior Beatty won the no-mile event at the 1955 Helays carnival and set new records, with Michigan’s Don Wallingford pressing him in the final stretch. Beatty, a dominant ACC distance runner, seeks Olympic selection and plans to test in California for final tryouts.
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Slong
Don Wallingford
Michigan
Ware
Ike Beth
Justice
U.S
Greg Rice
Notre Dame
Beore
Jimmy
California
Olympia
Round Robin leads in early event at New Rochelle
In New Rochelle AP sports brief reports Tevena Torn and a 34 point effort lead Virginia Beach, while Fay Derg breaks through in the Round Robin Tournament. Other notes cover racing at Delaware Park and Suffolk Downs with multiple purse highlights and top performances.
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Virginia Beach
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Pastty Tyntmay
Suiderpark
Wilmington
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Moteilula Fm
Downs
Cileags
Tour Fepants
Balindal
Inglewood
Ko Mareiz
OW Feathers
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East Colorado Towns Join Baseball Group
The Na ona Baseball Congress announced affiliation of the Eastern Colorado Baseball League into its 1935 National Assn. including Kae val Hugo Linton Genoa Flagler and Burlington. The move guarantees representation at the Colorado tournament beginning July 25 with the state week winner advancing to the 22nd annual Wichita tournament starting Aug 17. The national champion will represent the U S in the second global nonprofessional World Series in Milwaukee Sept 7 12.
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eCongress
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Milwaukee
Brashwer Named Coach at Lamar Junior High
Victor Charles announces Bob Brashwer will serve as athletic director and head basketball and baseball coach at Lamar Junior High. Brashwer joined the faculty last February as basketball coach and is a Bradley University alum with a master’s from Colorado State College of Education.
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Bob Brashwer
Athichin
Lamar Junior College
Victor Charles
Hreshnn
Bradley University
Colorado State College of Education
Mantle Captures Spotlight as Yankee Star Ignites Baseball
New Yorks Mickey Mantle dominates headlines as a shy young slugger of the Yankees. He has soared to fame amid intense media attention, with talk of a potential triple crown and home run feats. Mantle's rise, despite early handicaps, marks him as a premier figure in baseball history.
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New York
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New York Yankees
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Oklahoma
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Poison Penners
Babe Ruth
Jon Gehrig
Joe DiMaggio
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Ted Willams
Wichita Outhomers Denver Bears in Four-Game Lead Cut
The Bears extended their lead to four games as Wichita allowed eight homers in a 86 defeat. Indianapolis narrowed the gap with a 74 victory over Omaha, while Charleston downed Minneapolis and St Paul beat Louisville. Denver’s pitchers and batters powered a high-scoring series, with eight homers total in the night and multiple players contributing big hits.
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Associated Press
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Ieague
Bob Harte
Karl Welsh
Barry Hanesbrink
Chatter White
Bob Martyn
Woodie Held
Daverell Johnson
Indianapolis
Omaha
Murph Blurszoyyski
Til Harrell
Utah Maintains Opposition to Football TV Plan
Utah Athletic Board voted against a proposed televised football plan at Skyline Conference meetings. The 7-1 decision leaves the regional telecast proposal in limbo, pending further review by conference presidents. Utah objected mainly to scheduling changes affecting a October 20 home game against Colorado and a November 47 game with Brigham Young, both conflicting with other schedules.
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Ool
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Round Robin Golf Tourney Rivalry Hits New Rochelle
In New Rochelle two of the stalwart players Ted Krol and Fred Hawking carved through rounds of the 415000 Round Robin Golf Tournament. Lisiler and Maxwell reading in Robin Hood Lisiler and Maxwell reading in Robin Hood.
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Gene Liltler
Billy Maxwall
Ted Krol
Fred Hawking
Pat
Denver Bears Tryout Camp Opens Monday
The Denver Bears hold a two day tryout camp led by Yankee scout Tom Greenwade at Bears Stadium starting Monday at 9 20 am. Open to boys 17 to 22, participants must bring gloves and spikes. Bears provide bats balls and catching equipment. Sessions run Monday June 34 and Tuesday June 12 with all day duration.
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