Boxing Results From Yesterday’s Matches
The Associated Press reports yesterday’s boxing results with Ricardo Falech from Argentina outpointing Ted Wright in Buenos Aires and Robinson Garcia from Cuba stopping Guillermo Valdes in Havana. Details note weights and round counts for each bout.
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Buenos Aires
Ricardo Falech
Argentina
Ted Wright
Detroit
Havana
Robinson Garcia
Cuba
Guillermo Valdes
Playoff Picture Emerges in South Atlantic League
Pennant favorites Columbia Charlotte Savannah and Knox face tense finish as South Atlantic League action tightens. Charleston edged Jacksonville 3-2 to widen the Braves’ gap, while Columbia clinched the pennant with a 7-4 win over Asheville. Tonight’s schedule includes Charlotte at Asheville and Savannah at Jacksonville.
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Columbia
Charlotte
Savannah
Knox‘ie
Charleston White Sox
Jacksonville Braves
Braves
Knoxville
Smokies
Hornets
Asheville
Macon
Savannah Pirates
Joe Hoerner
Charleston
Jacksonville
Sox
Tourists
Redlegs
Ed Strichek
Gene Marinacci
Dodgers
Laver Declines Pro Offer From Kramer
Australian tennis star Rod Laver refused a proposed pro contract from Jack Kramer worth 15 000 pounds as reported by the Daily Mirror. Kramer, contacted from Forest Hills, New York, said Laver was not interested at this stage and wished to defend the Davis Cup in Sydney then aim for Wimbledon glory next year.
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Sydney
Jack Kramer
Rod Laver
Laver
The
Daily Mirror
Kramer
Forest Hills
N.Y
Mirror
Rod
Sturning
Films fail to settle Olympic 100m freestyle winner
Rome AP reports officials reviewing race films could not determine a winner in the controversial 100 meter Olympic freestyle. FINA president Jan de Vries and others said the original jury decision stands with John Devitt of Australia declared winner over Lance Larson of the United States despite Larson's faster clockings.
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Rome
America
Lance Larson
Jan de Vries
Holland
International Swimming Federation
FINA
Australia
John Devitt
Larson
Actress Vikki Dougan Weds Ex Football Player Jim Sweeney
Actress Vikki Dougan married ex Texas Christian football player Jim Sweeney in Palos Verdes Estates California at the Modernistic Wayfarers Chapel. Dougan wore a modest yellow gingham and organdy dress for the ceremony. Sweeney is 25 and now works as an actor.
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Palos Verdes Estates
Calif
New Orleans Champs Beat Billings to Take Junior Legion Title
New Orleans won the Junior American Legion baseball championship in Hastings Nebraska by defeating Billings Montana 9 to 3. TheChampions exploded for seven runs in the sixth inning on five walks three singles and one error to seal the game.
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New Orleans
Hastings
Neb
American Legion
Billings
Mont
U S Sprinters Deny Rome Misconduct After Probe
Coach WilSon defends the U S track team amid rumors of improper conduct in Rome. He says investigations show all members followed rules and over eagerness, not lax behavior, caused any errors. Norton calls reports a bald faced lie and Bragg recalls late return from magazine shoots.
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Wilson
U.S
Rome
Jeop
Wilsa
Norton
Bragg
Saturday and Sunday Baseball Scores From Chicago to Dallas
Saturday games in Chicago and Philadelphia featured dominant NL wins with Chicago routing Washington 17 to 0 and Philadelphia beating Detroit 40 to 10 and Cleveland defeating San Francisco 26 to 24. Sunday saw New York topper Buffalo 52 to 31 and Los Angeles best Dallas 49 to 14.
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Mo Brandt
Moor
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Woodling
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Robinson
Cleveland
Kansas
Baltimore
Stephens
Sf—Mcdougald
Bauer
Stafford
Williams
Chants
Piersall
Katyna
Daley
Dobbek
Allison
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Clinton Rt
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Kamalick
Fornieles
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Ramti
Moran
Hamlin
Johnson
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City
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Post
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Flaher
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Cottier
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Jones
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Alou
Cepeda
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Davis
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Roebuck
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Palmaquist
PCA
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Roseboro
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Garcia
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Associated Press
By Vernon Butler
Wright
OLE Culto
Wright Greensboro
High Point Winston-Salem
Raleigh
RAL
Eure
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Fepetual Savings & Loan Association
N. Main St
High Point
Rambler Wagons
Gurney Snider
Wes Blackard
Bob Upton
Jule Coe
Piedmont Rambler
High Point, N. C
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