Greeley Youths Earn Bids to American Skating Champs
Des Moines report highlights Greeley youngsters Janet Hoke Gary Wallace winning multiple events at the Midwest regional roller skating championships. Wallace earned two firsts and Hoke fought for juvenile pairs while several Greeley entrants earned trips to the American championships in Cleveland. Eleven Greeley youths advance, seven returning to nationals, with Adamson and several others noted as top contenders.
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William Rosensohn to co-promote Patterson Harris bout
William Rosensohn, a 38 year old TV executive and boxing novice, seeks a promoter license to co promote Floyd Patterson Roy Harris heavyweight title fight. He will partner with Hollywood Legion Stadium and may need State Athletic Commission approval while scheduling worries arise over conflicting promoter plans.
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Deaths and Funerals HEDERLEIN Sophia Heberlein
Sophia Heberlein of 203 7th St. widow of Jacob Heberlein is survived by several relatives including Mrs. Jacob Herdt and Mrs. John Walters Jr. Services are at 2 pm Saturday from St. Paus Congregational Church with interment at Linn Grove.
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Lane signs to meet Brown in July title bout
Kenny Lane ended a two year search for a title fight by agreeing to face World Lightweight Champion Joe Brown in Houston July 28. Lane will receive 40 percent as Brown did in his May 7 victory over Ralph Dupas at the Sum fousum Coliseum. Lane, 26, has a 53-5 record and will begin intensive training with manager Jack Kearns and Viscusi.
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Pro Golfers Ready for Long Island Open Field
EAST NORWICH N Y AIM Pro golfers bustle toward a $50 000 purse for the Long Island Open at Pine Hollow Country Club The 7 hole event hosts a star field led by Billy Casper Sam Snead Jimmy Demaret Tommy Bolt Cary Middlecoff Ken Venturi Jackie Burke Arnold Palmer and others Casper tops money list with 31277 this year and seeks another big win as the tour heads to New York’s metro area for the lone year’s appearance
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Sunstrum Defeats Pollack in Pike's Peak Tourney Opener
COLAMRADO SPRINGS AP Sunstrum of Colorado Springs defeated Herb Pollack at Pueblo in the opening round of the 11th Pike's Peak Invitational Golf Tourney. Sunstrum captured medalist honors Tuesday with a par 72 at Patty Jewell Municipal Golf Course. The event drew about 120 entrants from Colorado, Oklahoma, Kansas, Texas, Nebraska, Arizona and Florida. Tim Phelps and Dick Billehour, both of Colorado Springs, won their opening matches.
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Senate Doubtful on 1958 Sports Antitrust Exemption Bill
Washington AP reports key senators doubt Senate action this year on a House passed bill to exempt professional team sports from antitrust laws. Senate members cite need for hearings and studies by the Justice Department and FTC before any action.
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Pio Baseball
Calhoun Dominates Boyd In Chicago Middleweight Bout
Rory Calhoun No. 7 middleweight scored two knockdowns and outlasted Bob Boyd for a unanimous decision at Chicago Stadium. Calhoun, who also stopped Boyd in New York November 22, won 45-44 on one judge’s card and 4174 on another, with all three refs favoring him. Boyd pressed late after a second round knockdown but could not overturn the verdict.
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Jim McManus
Eddie Arcaro Rides Bold Ruler to Belmont Victory
Eddie Arcaro guided Bold Ruler to a clear win in the $38,000 Slymie Handicap at Belmont Park, a mile and an eighth race. The 1957 Horse of the Year, a Nasrullah-Delsen colt, carried 143 pounds and dominated rivals as owners Wheatley Stable of Mrs. Henry Carnegie Phipps prepared him for the $875,000 added Suburban Handicap on July 4.
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Houston Drives Collegiate Golf Victory At Williamstown
Houston, led by Phil Rodgers, shattered the national collegiate championship record at Williamstown. Five of six Houston players finished among leaders in individual match play, with an aggregate score of 470 over 46 holes to win the team title for the third straight year, beating Southern Methodist by two strokes and Oklahoma by 12.
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Bown Nat s edge Senators 4 3 in ninth thriller
Kansas City shortstop Bill Tut Tuttle singled with bases loaded in the ninth to lift the Athletics past the Washington Senators 4 3. Reliever Dick Yom anek earned the win while Dick Hyde took the loss as both clubs used heavy bullpen and pinch hitters in a late inning drama. House was doubled off left field on a tricky play before Carrasquel scored the decisive run.
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Giants Wallop Braves 10-2 to Stay Close in NL Race
Giants rout Braves 10-2 as Ray Jablon ski and Orlando Cepeda drive in key runs. Al Worthington improves to 6-3 after seven strong innings. Cardinals win sixth in row. Phillies rally past Cubs in 10 innings. rain hits Los Angeles and Cincinnati.
Gifford Quits Giants for TV and Movie Career
New York AP Frank Gifford, NFL backfield star for the New York Giants, quits football after six seasons to pursue television and film work. He is set to star in an hour long crime series "Public Enemy" with a Hollywood studio, delaying a return to football. He remains a top athlete with roots at USC and Bakersfield, and cites studio scheduling as the barrier to playing another season.
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Amarillo Holds Game Lead with Victory
The Amarillo Gulf Sox earned a 13-8 Western League win over Pueblo to keep a one game lead over Colorado Springs as Lincoln, Albuquerque, Topeka, and Des Moines also posted results. Jesse Rogers hit a three run homer for Pueblo, while Amarillo’s Gale Pringle closed out the game. Colorado Springs defeated Albuquerque 10-3, and Lincoln pulled ahead with late-game runs to beat Sioux City 5-4 in seven.
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Gap Narrows in First Division AA Standings After Tight Week
The Minneapolis Millers and Wichita continued to reduce the gap among top AA teams. Denver's King Bears lost to Wichita as Indianapolis beat Omaha 5-1, Louisville edged St Paul 40-8, and the Millers closed within 1 1/2 games of Denver while half a game behind Charleston. Miller’s new fire baseman Eddie Sadowski scored the winning run in the seventh as Bill Monbouquette struck out 10 in a seven hit game. The Denver doubleheader was rain shortened, with Curt Roberts homering for Denver and Joe Koppke driving in runs for the Bears. A brawl erupted in St Paul between Bob Darnell and Chuck Ortell, leaving Ortell with a cheek wound. Fred Besana earned his fifth win with help from Jerry Lane. Colonel rally backed by Ted Beard and Jobo Callison provided Indianapolis a victory over the Cardinals.
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