Can't Count Out Dodgers, League Told
New York AP Philadelphia Manager Gene Mauch cautions NL teams not to underestimate the Dodgers despite their six losses in seven games. He says they are a sleeping giant and will wake up, while noting his Phillies lead the league with four wins in five starts. He warns against taking any club lightly and cites the potential threat from the Giants and other contenders as the season starts to unfold.
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Fight Results From Tuesday Boxing Across Cities
AKRON Ohio Wilbert Skeeter McClure of Toledo outpointed Clarence Jet Allard of Cleveland in a 10 round middleweight bout. Amos Johnson Medina Ohio knocked out Mert Brownfield of Pittsburgh in two rounds. NEW YORK Jose Torres 171 Puerto Rico stopped Wallis Simmons 167 Asheville NC. BIRMINGHAM England Joe Erskine 195 Wales stopped Johnny Prescott 1924 10. MIDDLESBROUGH England Mick Leahy stopped Santa Pelaez in idleweights.
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Jet) Allard
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Train-riding Endurance Mark for AAU Indoor Champion Jackie Peterson
Jackie Peterson the 22 year old AAU indoor quarter mile champion spends more time commuting than training. She works as a dental technician in Scarsdale and travels from Mt. Vernon via Grand Central and multiple subway transfers to Brooklyn for workouts. She aims to 55 seconds this summer and a Tokyo Olympics trip in October, hoping to run with companionship and rivalry.
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Celtics Lead 2-0 as Finals Move to San Francisco
The NBA Finals featured no game on Tuesday. Boston leads the series 2-0 and will play at San Francisco on Thursday when no game is scheduled.
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Thinks His Team Going All Way
TORONTO AP Manager Sid Abel voiced new confidence Detroit Red Wings will win the Stanley Cup after a 2-1 playoff victory over Toronto. Detroit leads 3-2 in the best of seven, heading to Detroit for game six, with a possible seventh if needed. Eddie Joyal scored the winning goal early in the third period, set up by Andre Pronovost, beating Toronto goalie Johnny Bower.
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Yogi Berra unfazed by Yankees' slow start in 1950s
Chicago AP report quotes Yogi Berra as he chomped a cigar and dismissed New York's 1-4 opening, saying the season's first week is too early to worry. He touted his starting lineup, predicted a repeat pennant, and blamed three extra-inning losses for the rough start while insisting the team has good pitching and will hit.
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North and South Women Amateur Matchups Set
The 62nd North and South Women's Amateur Golf Championship opened with quarterfinals pairing four Northern players against four Southern contenders. Nancy Roth faced Mrs. Joseph Nesbitt while Phyllis Preuss played Mrs. Philip Cuden. Barbara Fay White met Mrs. Helen Sigel Wilson and Louise Fike faced Mrs. George Trainor. In the second round, Trainor, returning to competition after nine months, defeated Marge Burns 3 and 1, and Fike, a three handicapper, beat Mrs. Semple 3 and 1 as gusty Pinehurst winds affected play.
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Freese, Faces Spark Pirates Comeback Victory Over Cubs
Gene Freese hit a pinch-hit three-run homer as Pittsburgh erased an early deficit to beat Chicago 8-5. Elroy Face pitched two innings of shutout relief and turned an unassisted double play, earning his second win of the season.
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Toronto Gains Lead As Maple Leafs Beat Red Wings 4 2
In Detroit, Toronto defeats the Red Wings 4 to 2 to narrow the Stanley Cup final series. The Maple Leafs move within one win of the title in the best of seven, with Toronto leading 3-2 and the next game scheduled in Detroit.
Monterrey Falls to Americans in Penalty Shootout
Mexico City AP reports Ameri ca defeated Monterrey 6-5 after two overtimes to win Mexico's Presidential Soccer Tournament in a dramatic penalty kick finish.
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Indians Win Showy Debut at Kansas City Home Night
Cleveland defeats Kansas City 5 3 as Leon Wagner belts a towering homer off Rocky Colavito and the porch in right field fails to curb the Indians. Diego Segui, Bill Bryan homers spark the A's for a late rally. Ted Abernathy preserves Jim Grants win.
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Standings and results in the National and American leagues
Standings show National League leaders with Philadelphia and San Francisco holding top positions. Pittsburgh and Cincinnati trail near .571 with Milwaukee and St. Louis, while New York and Los Angeles span the lower half. Tuesday results include Pittsburgh beating Chicago and Cincinnati over Houston. weather affected Philadelphia at New York. American League features Baltimore and Minnesota at the top. Detroit and Cleveland hold strong losses. Multiple games listed with rain and postponements throughout the schedule.
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Admiral's Heart aims for Derby despite illness and odds
Lexington Apollo reports Admiral's Heart, a frail, underfed colt bought for 800, stands 1000 to 1 in the Kentucky Derby future book. The Nocera brothers plan to race him again in Derby trials if health permits, with trainer Roger Nocero and Rinzy backing the effort and pondering Derby expenses. The colt, sired by Blue Admiral Sis Kiss, previously ran a poor debut and a tired fourth, but his backers remain hopeful.
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Wednesday's Schedule From Seattle to Denver
The schedule lists baseball or basketball matchups across several cities. Hal Volstad and Fred Holmes play for Seattle with a 0 record, while Arkansas fields Gary Kroll and Billy Smith. Tacoma faces Oklahoma City, Spokane visits Dallas, Portland hosts Indianapolis, and Denver appears on the card with Pat House.
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Warriors and Celtics clash in do or die playoff bid
SAN FRANCISCO AP Boston's Celtics and the San Francisco Warriors meet tonight at the Cow Palace with the Warriors fighting to stay in the NBA playoffs and avoid a whitewash. Alex Hannum vows they will win in seven despite trailing two games to none. Red Auerbach warns against on court fighting after a brawl in Boston Garden.
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Gene Conley Waived by Red Sox As Unemployed Giant Pitcher
Gene Conley, a longtime multi team major leaguer, is unemployed after Boston Red Sox manager Johnny Pesky said the club has waived him for $1. Conley, six feet eight and viewed as a strong arm, faces an estimated $28,000 price tag and notes he isn’t part of the pitching plans as younger pitchers step in. He hopes to prove he still can contribute, saying he is not ready to quit.
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Businessmen Pay Hunting Fines In Alabama Case
Florida congressman U S Rep Robert F Sikes and Gen Nathan F Twining along with Edward Ball Jacksonville financier and R A Leonard AAC vice president paid fines of 50 dollars plus costs after pleading guilty to hunting turkey over a baited field. The group were guests at former Rep Frank Boykin Mobile hunting lodge and faced charges Sunday.
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Brothers from Park Hills glad to pitch in
Four brothers from Park Hills Kentucky step forward to help, Rinzy and Roger run a liquor store while Joe and Macistro operate a grocery and meat market. Rudy is a professional dancer in New York and Carmen runs a drug store in the same city.
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