Boxing bout ends with decisive knockout in New York card
In a crowded New York arena, the lightweight bout between Charlie and Chillin Charley ended after a blazing left hook to the jaw. The opponent fell for an eight count and was finished. Riley weighed in at two pounds over limit. Yesterday results include Baltimore 4 Philadelphia 1 and Washington 7 Detroit 2, with several baseball scores and standings across leagues.
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Pen Loop Play WA Tryouts Seek Names at City Hall
Little league players who tried out but are not yet named to a team are asked to contact Charles Gough at City Hall. Suits will be issued and other teams will organize. In last night’s action Hope Builders lost to First National Bank 9 to 8 while Hope Basket defeated Hope Auto 7-6.
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Barons Rally Past Nashville in 13-4 Victory
Ralph Brown rapped four hits in five at bats to pace Birmingham’s 17 hit assault that crushed Nashville 13-4. Atlanta lost to Chattanooga 6-5 in 10 innings, Memphis swept Mobile 6-2, and Little Rock edged New Orleans 4-2 on a Dolph Bill Currie homer. Frank Sacka, Tony Roig and Al Little teamed with Gene Verble to spark late scoring as rain shortened other games.
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Dean Has Plap Offers Plan To Save Cotton Loop
Paul Dean owner manager of Hot Springs Bathers proposes emergency league meeting to cut rosters from 14 to 15 and reduce veteran limits to four or five. He says trimming costs could save four to seven hundred dollars monthly per club and help carry teams through the season. Dean plans to present the idea to Judge HarriTY in Greenville after tonight’s Bathers game.
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Indians Rally To Beat Yankees In 10 Inning War
The Indians overwhelm the Yankees 10 innings after a 7-0 first inning lead. Bobby Avila and Al Smith homer to spark a dramatic comeback as five Indians relievers shut out New York for nine frames. Hal Newhou se earned the win with three hits allowed through the early chaos.
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Fights Last Night Report From The Associated Press
New York boxing recap lists Jimmy Carter of St. Louis knocking out Charley Riley. Vienna’s Kurt Schiegl defeats Eugene Robert of Belgium in a heavyweight bout. Also covered are radio programs in New York with M S, CBS, ABC and MBS listings for the evening lineup.
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Baseball Scores From Selected Minor Leagues
In the American Association Columbus defeated Charlestown 7 to 4 while other rounds were postponed. In the Texas League Houston beat Fort Worth 21 to 1 Oklahoma City triumphed 23 to 1 Strevepart over Tulsa 13 to 0 and San Antonio won 9 to 3 against Beaumont in a set of late season results.
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