Four Greeley Skaters Win in Midwest Meet
Four Greeley skaters won in the Midwest regional skating championships with Janet Hoke and Gary Wal lace taking juvenile freestyle and speed titles respectively. Janet Vander topped juvenile C boys and Kermit Huckaby placed second in juvenile A boys speed skating while Jim Bradley finished third. Bally Crawford also took second in junior girls speed skating as the Greeley team prepares for Wednesday juvenile pairs and other finals.
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Little Janet Hoke
Gary Wallace
Janet Vander
Hoof
Greeley
Kermit Huckaby
Jim Bradley
Bally Crawford
Wallace
La Salle Greeley Legion A Game Postponed
La Salle Bombers at Greeley Legion Elkgs Aga game postponed Wednesday due to wet grounds. Game rescheduled for July 7 at Forbes Field. Change forces Greeley Elks La Salle B to be played July 1 at La Se.
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Commission Denies Weill Bid as Fight Promoter in California
California athletic commissioners rejected Al Weill's application to promote the Patterson Harris heavyweight title bout in Los Angeles. The 4-0 vote followed a June hearing on Weill's qualifications amid questions about ties to Frankie Carbo. If staged, the Patterson fight may occur later than August 4 with other LA bouts already planned for July 24.
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California State Athletic Commission
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Boyd Patterson
Roy Harris
Los Angeles
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Tack Arch
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Mollywood Lexion Stadium
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Pete Rademacher
Columbus
Zora Folley
Chandler
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American Barry MacKay Advances to Wimbledon Round Three
Barry MacKay of the United States powers into the Wimbledon third round with a win over England's E R Bulmer. Seeded eighth, he dominates with a 1 9 7 6 2 victory as other winners include Mike Green Kama rtathan Krishnan and Jean Claude Molinar. An American, MacKay’s progress follows a second round loss for another U S player.
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England
Barry MacKay
America
Maior Hope
E. R. Bulmer
MacKay
Mike Green
Miami
Breach
Fla
Bert Kearney
Australia
Kamartathan Krishnan
Davis Copper
Britain
Bobby Wilson
Jean-Claude Molinar
France
Bill Quillian
Seattle
M. P. Hann
Fireworks Ban Extends Across Mountain Regions
DENVER AP The discharging of fireworks was banned Tuesday in the national forests of Colorado Wyoming Nebraska and South Dakota. Regional forest official Donald Be Clark warned violators will be prosecuted under federal law.
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Wyoming
Nebraska
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Brown to defend lightweight title against Jane on July 28
Houston AP report says champion Joe Brown and challenger Kenny Lane are expected to sign for a world lightweight title bout in Houston on July 28. Officials of Texas Boxing Enterprises expect a noon press conference. Lane, from Muskegon, Michigan, arrived with his manager Jack Keantz. Brown previously earned 88 000 and a 80 000 gate in May, with plans to defend the title three times this year.
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Thhallenger
Kenny Lane
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Mich
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Ralph Dupas
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Texas
Low Viseusi
Webb and Bassey win on London boxing card
London AP report says Spider Webb of Chicago outpointed Dick Tiger in the 10 round main event while Hogan Kid Bassey of Nigeria stopped Jules Youan in seven rounds to celebrate a crown anniversary. Bassey dominated Youan, scoring multiple knockdowns as the referee halted the bout.
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Chicago
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Kid) Bassey
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Webb
Dick Tiger
Bassey
Jules Youan
South Africa
Tohsa
Liverpool
Bussey
Touan
French West Africa
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Hagsey
Balt
House Passes Antitrust Exemption for Pro Sports
The House voted to exempt professional baseball, hockey, basketball and football from antitrust laws. The Walter bill permits club owners to continue current practices, waiving limits on player contracts and territory while allowing concessions and stadium operations. It preserves players’ rights to bargain collectively but clarifies exemptions for geographic operation and broadcast rights.
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Senate
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Judiciary Committee
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Geller
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Bcom
Regerj Yalion
Supreme Court
Gibson Opens Wimbledon Title Defense With Hellyer Win
Althea Gibson, top seed, opened her Wimbledon defense by defeating Australian Mary Hellyer 6-0 6-2 in the second round. Britain’s Christine Truman, 19, defeated Mrs J L Delaford 6-0 6-1. Maria Bueno, 18, and Hazel Seadle also advanced, with seven of 12 U.S. girls surviving today as rain-affected play continued.
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Miss Gibson
Miss Truman
Britain
J. L. Delaford
Bueno
England
Hazel Seadle
America
Barry Mackay
Dayton
Ohio
Mervyn Rose
Uisted Wladyslaw Skonecki
Poland
Karol ‘Fageros
Miami
Fla
Sally Moore
Bakersfield
Calif
Miss Fageras
Miss Moore
Vicetory
Baseball Scores Reported From Tuesday Games
Tuesday results show New York defeated Chicago 6 2 Boston topped Cleveland 4 1 Baltimore beat Washington 5 2 Kansas City stayed scoreless as rain halted play Weather notes indicate end of night totals and incomplete games due to rain
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Card's Newest Star Kills Pirates with 2-Run Homer
Cardinals slugger leads comeback with a two run homer to beat the Pirates as Ken Boyer and Joe Cunningham spark a split in a four game set in Cincinnati last week. The surge places St Louis second in the National League standings behind their latest hero.
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Homer
ED Wilks
Associated Press
St. Louis Cardinals
Joe Cuningham
Cincinnati
Ken Boyer
Foytack Shuts Out Baltimore for Tigers Victory
Paul Foytack pitched a five hit shutout to beat Baltimore 5-0, earning his first win since May 31 as Detroit moves within reach of second in the AL with an 11 of 14 under manager Bill Norman. The Tigers rallied with a four-run fifth after Geil Harris homered for a 2-0 lead, while Milt Pappas took the loss.
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Lincoln Sioux City Gain by Rainouts
Lincoln and Sioux City postponed by rain but staged a makeup game between leaders Amarillo and Colorado Springs. Pueblo beat Amarillo 3-1, Albuquerque defeated Colorado Springs 8-5, with another Pueblo game halted by heavy rain. Des Moines at Topeka also delayed.
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White Sox Trade Dropo to Redlegs for $20,000
Cincinnati AP report announces veteran first baseman Walt Dropo, 34, sold by the Chicago White Sox to the Cincinnati Redlegs in a waiver deal. Although the exact price was undisclosed, estimates place it around $20,000. Dropo, American League rookie of the year in 1950, has spent most of his career with Boston, Detroit, and Chicago.
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St Paul squeezes win over Louisville as rain halts game
St Paul edged Louisville 4-0 before rain stopped play in the fifth inning as American Association action paused Tuesday. Omaha beat Louisville 2-6 in the other game, while Denver led Wichita in a postponed contest. Benny Valenzuela homered for Omaha, who also pushed across five runs in the fifth. Lanny McDevitt pitched six strikeouts in his fifth season with St Paul.
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Omaha
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Big blow as Felipe Monte Mayor homers in rain reduced Colorado game
In Denver 5,000 fans endured drizzle as Felipe Monte Mayor hit his eighth homer. Two St Paul players Johnny Glenn and Charlie Williams were injured earlier and did not play. The game ended in the top of the first after Denver batters. Several games postponed across Pacific Coast and Western divisions amid rain and lineups shuffled.
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St. Paul
Johnny Glenn
Charlie Williams
Denver
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