Sugar Ray Robinson Cleared After Berlin Exhibition Scuffle
Sugar Ray Robinson was cleared by the Berlin boxing commission 12 hours after an earlier disqualification in an exhibition with Gerhard Hecht. The bout was ruled no decision, and promoter Fred Kirsch indicated a controversial session followed. The event drew 25,000 spectators as Robinson fought aggressively, but German referee decisions left Hecht the winner only briefly before Robinson’s health status and the outcome were debated.
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Richard K. O'Malley
Berlin
Sugar Ray
Robinson
Berlin Boxing Commission
Gerhard Hecht
Fred Kirsch
Commission
Kirsch
Hane Aumann
Phe
Alyear Ting
LaMotta
Ae ¢February
Radioson
Afel Hecht
Hecht
Cowan
Aken
Founda
Agin
Anaan
Rohinsor
LaMatts
Stirling
Yankees Rally To Edge Indians 5 3 In Eight
New York Yankees defeated the Cleveland Indians 5 to 3 as Woolling belted a two run homer in the eighth to break a tie. Vic Rasch earned his 11th win after eight innings. Woodling hit his third homer of the year, giving the Yankees the lead, and Allie Reynolds finished the ninth for the save after a brief late rally.
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New York
Dunie
Woolling
New York Yankees
Cleveland Indians
Vic Resch
Barry Wynon
Woodling
Wynn
Berra
Reschi
Allie Reynolds
Reynolds
Luke Easter
al Rosen
Sam Chapman
Iran Threatens To Seize British Tanker Dolbella
In Abadan Iran on June 24 Tran warned of naval action to stop the British tanker Dolbella carrying Iranian oil, but no move occurred. Two Iranian soldiers blocked the departure of another tanker, the British Empress, according to AIGO manager A B C Drake.
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Abaden
Iran
y—Tran
Anglotranie OM Company
AIGO
A. B.C. Drake
Deaths and Funerals for Wilson Family in Weal 20th Trend
Obituary notices Wilson family includes Prexy Wilson of Weal, husband of Claira Wilken, son G W Wilson of Stillwater Oklahoma, brother of Otho Day of Budwater Oklahoma, Vernon Wilson of O Kesne Oklahoma, and 3 D Wilson of Carroll Michigan. Services 2:40 pm Wednesday from Macy's drawing room with interment at Linn Grove.
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Wilson Prexy Wilson
Mre
Claira Wilken
Bon
G. W. Wilson
Silllwater
Okla
Mra
Otho Day
Budwater
Okle
Vernon Wilson
O'Kesne
D. Wilson
Carroll
Mich
Macys
Linn Grove
Baseball National League Banton 120 030 mett m g Bt Loule
NL results and box scores show matches involving Banton Loule and others. multiple games, runs, and player names across the league standings. Includes Philadelphia Cincinnati Brooklyn Pittsburgh Chicago Boston St Louis New York Detroit Washington and Western League updates with scores and notable pitchers and batters.
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Theia
Brooklyn
New York Ag
Sta
Denver
Omaha
Sioux City
Wichita
Des Moines
Lincoln
White Sox Split Doubleheader With Boston Red Sox
Chicago’s White Sox split a doubleheader with the Boston Red Sox on a 16 game road trip, narrowing their AL lead over the Yankees to one game. Gale homers by Pall Masi and Addie Robison sparked the opener, while a late error and strong pitching in the nightcap sealed Boston’s comeback as Marv Rotblatt labored on the mound.
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Boston
Chicago
White Sox
New York Yankees
Boston Red Sox
Chisox
Paul Richards
Hopefouls
Yanks
Red Sox
Pall Masi
Addie Robison
Chinox
Robinson
Effenity
Bob Dillinger
Harry Dorish
Marv Rotblatt
Rotblatt
Ted Willams
Dom DiMaggio
Cardinals Nip Braves 6-5 in 14 Innings
The St. Louis Cardinals edged the Boston Braves 6-5 in 14 innings as Stan Musial delivered a tying double in the ninth, homered in the eighth, and later doubled off the wall in the 14th. Nippy Jones hit an infield RBI single for the eventual deciding run amid a crowd of 20,300.
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St. Louie
Bt. Laws Cardinals
Boston Braves
Bian Musial
Nippy Jones
Musial
Wally Wertlakawa
Bear Thinclads Second in Loop Despite Weather Woes
The Colorado State track team, led by Les Prothe and Kim Rhodes, placed second in the Rocky Mountain conference while weather hampered early spring practice. Big meets against Idaho State and Colorado Mines tested the squad, which finally found form late in the season despite rain and cold conditions.
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Dick Hay
Colorado
Bears
Idaho
Bengals
CSCH
Joby Lamar
Jack Sandera
Tom Trembath
Reid Pops
Jim Palm
Les Wall
Charles Resey
Lloyd Koupp
Pope
Trembath
Palu
Reser
Martin Schmidt
Keith Meadors
Bill Mitcham
eKonor
Fred Herth
Paint
Trombath
Sanders
Hay
Probe
Wall
Prothe
Wyo Father and 11YearOld Die in Wreck
Rawlins man Oscar Sims 89 and his son Robert died when their vehicle sideswiped a truck in Carbon County Wyoming. Three other family members, including Bernadine Sime 96 and Patricia 8, were hospitalized with injuries. Police investigate highway crash raising Wyoming toll to 1851.
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Rawlins
Wyo
Carbon County
Dodgers Fall Twice as Pirates Rally to Sweep
Brooklyners dropped a doubleheader to the Pittsburgh Pirates as Gil Hodges blasted three homers but could not propel the Dodgers in a pair of high scoring games. The Pirates broke Brooklyn’s 10 game road win streak and last beat the Dodgers in Pittsburgh in 1950 with a 20 7 rout in the nightcap. Andy Pafko homered in his Dodgers debut, Murry Dickson worked the first game, and Carl Bracken relieved to absorb the loss in the second.
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Fittaburgh
Gil Hodges
Brooklyn Dodgers
Mittsburgh Pirates
Pirate
Dodgers
Pittsburgh
Bucs
Ac Te Bucs
Andy Patko
Dodger
Acquistion
Chicago Cube
Rach Xama
Murry Dickson
Hanowhan
Carl Braking
Clarence PoaMelan
Defaal
Hie
Greeley Legion Wallops Fort Collins in league tilt
Greeley’s American Legion baseball team defeated Fort Collins 6 to 0 after a six-run first inning. Bud Goodwine pitched effectively with six hits allowed and a late margin support from Vernon Blaud and Morris. Greeley led 6 0 after five and held on, with Phillips starting and key plays by Hert Phillips and Morris boosting the visitors.
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Greeley
American Legion
Fort
Collins
la Salle Mamond
Bud Goodwine
Hert Phillips
Grealey
G. Johnson
Garwood
Frank Morrin
Brown
Colling
Fort Collins
Greeley Gate
Dale Burgess
Phillips
Paul Villa
Burgene
Villa
Morris
B. Wayker
Burgess
Goodwine
D. Walker
Barler
la Salle
Cheyenne
Boxmore
Pda
Day
K. Johnson
Wayker
Walker
Browl
Johnson
Botton
Meinner
Goodwing
Inn
D. Waykey
Rbi
Ville
Morrin
Nimes
Blave
Turner
Blane
Meyers
Briscoe
Holland
Colorado State Summer Sports Schedule Promises Variety
Spectator sport program lists softbol and baseball teams in Greeley with home games at LaSalle Field and Forbes Field. Stock car racing at Greeley Speedway draws regional drivers. July rodeo and Island Grove Park video event planned for July 3 and 4.
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Coors
Greeley
Excollege
LaSalle Field
The
Tribune
Forbes Field
Twenty-second Avenue
Eighth Street
Greeley Speedway
City
Denver
Lopp
Island Grove Park
Eleventh Avenue
Frank Stranahan Wins Western Amateur Golf
Frank Stranahan of Toledo dominated the Western Amateur at South Bend Indiana defeating Jim Jair of Jefferson City Missouri 7 6 to claim his third title. Stranahan led 10 under par through 30 holes at the South Bend Country Club as he fired a strong first round 68 and posted a 32 in the afternoon, delivering a record margin in the tournament history. Blair, an Oklahoma A and M sophomore, faded with rounds of 76 and 87.
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Ind
Frank Stranahan
Toledo
Jim Jair
Jefferson
City
Kent
Blair
Oklahoma A and M
Stranahan
South Bend Country Club
Hs Young
Hla
Strauaien
Chick Evans
Standish
Giants Rally To Defeat Cubs 10-7 After Fast Start
The New York Giants pounced on Bob Rush for five first inning runs and built a 10-7 victory over the Chicago Cubs as 15 Giants hits sparked the win. Don Mueller and Monte Irvin led with four and a tenth homer respectively, while Sheldon Jones earned the win and Cubs pitchers Ruth Hatten Kilpatrick Schultz struggled.
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Chicago
New York Giants
Chicago Cubs
Bob Rush
Giants
Don Mueller
Monte Irvin
Cub
Ruth
Joe Hatten
Johnny Kilop
Hearn
George Spencer
Spencer
Bruce Hdwards
Jones
Cubs
Bear Gymnasts Progress Under Coach Rosel at AAU Regional
Bear gymnasts under Tony Rosel showed progress finishing third at the AAU Regional for the 1950-51 season. The team, featuring a mix of regulars, an ex-Bear and a graduate student, battled Denver and Colorado schools, with Maddux pacing the all around and sophomores Garnett Story Howell Sharp and Pfilezer contributing. Colorado State fields the only Rocky Mountain gymnastics program and Bears gave exhibitions at area high schools between meets.
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Edison
Colorado Mint
Rocky Mountain
Garcage Cubs
Wollenweber
Welf
Jack LaBondet
Jim DiTosta
Salanian
Bob Distefans
Knassing
Thurman Wright
Distefano
Ping Vaughn
Souk Trofholz
al Minaya
Trofholz
Vaughn
Teafholz
Keystone
Outer Gardens
Fleet
Tony Rosel
Versity
Colorado
Colorado A&m
University of Nebraske
Duane Garnett
Vern Story
Frabels Howell
Don Sharp
Bud Pfilezer
Maddux
Bears
Colorado State
Rocky Mounetain
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