Ted Williams Seen Ready For Best Boston Season Yet
A Boston fan rates Ted Williams as having his best season since 1939, praised for his leadership and mind as he helps younger players. The piece highlights Williams inspiring teammates, Billy Klank at shortstop, and notes on Williams’s impact in spring training and the Sox lineup. It also mentions Williams’s role in uniting the club and recalls Williams’s past roster dynamics and a key minor league path for Billy Klank.
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Ted
Williams
Ted Tinal
DiMaggio
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Houdle
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Vevull
Jimmie
Mice Foxx
Letty Grove
Jon Cianin
Gold Sox
Koraa
Billy Klank
Billy
Williame
Minora
Glania
Milwaukee
Antonnelli-Thompson
Giants
Ally Amid
Haneball
Apme Factory
Denver Bears crush Louisville in 12-8 win
Denver broke a season-long jinx by scoring seven runs in the first two innings to build a 7-0 lead over Louisville. Louisville fought back with homer by Frank Malzone and Joe Tanger as well as Larsen, but Denver answered with Robby Richardson and Lou Skizas two-run hits and Buddin’s tying shot in the eighth to seal a 12-8 victory.
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Amecinied
Prenay
Bums Hold Wide Lead In National League Race
The Dodgers pace June at .720 while the Giants surge to .837, boosting New York to the top. Brooklyn trails the Cubs by 12 games after a strong April May run, with Milwaukee, Boston, and Chicago chasing in a tight NL. In the AL, Yankees lead as White Sox and Red Sox struggle to keep pace, while Cleveland fights to stay alive after a brutal June.
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Hurricane Jackson Eyes Bout With Valdes After Slade Win
New York fighter Hurricane Jackson stops Jimmy Slade by technical knockout in a bout at St Nick's, improving to 22-1 in 26 fights. Reports suggest a possible future clash with Cuban heavyweight Nino Valdes as Jackson pursues another major bout.
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Jimmy Slade
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Vetter
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Jackson
Ancient St. Nick's
Slade
Dudger Bert Grant
Jade Leo Birnbaum
Parney Felix
Tony Galento Takes Stage as Actor in Valley Forge Show
Tony Galento, heavyweight rival to Joe Louis, debuts as an actor in a Valley Forge tent theatre. The wrestler and bar keeper captivates the crowd while recalling past show memories and joking with cast members. The performance of Guys and Dolls drew a mixed reception as Galento showcased his Broadway ambitions.
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Tony Galento
Wresser
Barkeeper
Twedon
Joe
Louis
Tony
Tony O
Jines
Mickey Stalker
Ternity
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Cmes
New York
Valley Gorge
Red Kawi Booth
Sizar
Redmondi
Tony Fialento
Ax Hie Jule
Guiding Light
Breadway
Pacific Coast Schedule Lines Up First Second Division Foes
In the Pacific Coast League week slated to close the first half the divisions face each other. San Diego leads the league with a .618 pace as Seattle challenges for second place. Oakland, Portland, Los Angeles, Sacramento and Hollywood are in tight contention as rain alters games and Portland hosts Seattle’s rival.
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Associated Presa
Parite Coast League
San Diego
San Francisco
Oakland Acrons
Seattle
Death of Golden Greek Agganis shocks sports world
Clarry Agganis, famed multi sport star and Red Sox prospect, dies from pneumonia at Santa Martin hospital in Cambridge after a virus infection. The 25 year old, who declined pro football offers to pursue baseball, had been hospitalized in May, returned to action, then fell ill again in Chicago and Kansas City before passing.
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Red Sox
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Santa Martin Hospital
Cambridge
Tyne Shen
Agganis
Speria
Anxen
Rik
Chicago
Kanesak City
Fox Extends Lead In Batting Race As Kaline Slips
Nellie Fox of Chicago widened the American League batting race by collecting 13 hits to raise his average to .330. Kaline of Detroit slumped with eight in 31, dropping to third as Harvey Kuenn and Al Kaline contend behind Fox. In the National League, Richie Ashburn moved to .353 and Duke Snider and Roy Campanella battle for second while Kluszewski and Virdon chase. Mantle leads AL homers with 14 as Jensen moves ahead in RBI with 55.
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Kaline
Fox
Harvey Kuern
Kalina
al Ammithveland
Larry Noby
Riehle | Ashburn
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Pon Yueller
Roy Campanella
Hirookisa
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Kluszeweki
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Llle Virdon
St. Louis
Kluszewski
Hamara
Duke Snider
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Ross
Teader
Mickey Mantle
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Jackie Jensen Af Foston
New York Athletic Commission Suspends Four Boxing Managers
The New York Athletic Commission suspended four boxing managers for refusing to discuss the Boxing Guild of New York. Allegations surfaced that guild officials paid expenses and involved fighters on television, with hearings adjourned to Tuesday morning as the commission prepares a final ruling. Rod Nieman led the Texas League in batting with a .323 average in 1981.
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Boxing Guild of New York
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Licht
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Tiger) Jones
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Murray Frank
Comas
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Horky Graziano
Hilly Graham
Wildcat
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Gene Poirier
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Wallanaina
Jimms da
Rod Nieman
Chicago White Sun
Notice of Final Settlement and Determination of Estate
The notice states final settlement of administration of the estate of Harrington andMar rington, deceased, with court hearings in Colorado for heirs, to identify heirs and distribute assets. It mentions a petition for ascertainment and permission to determine heirs and executors, with interested parties to appear and object. The document references a court date and local parties including Goodland Kansas and Detroit. The text includes garbled OCR and stray sports notes about a player who has not missed a game and joined the league in 195% years, indicating a fragmented page.
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