Fulmer Will Resume His Fight Career
Fulmer Will resume his boxing career after a knockout defeat, set to fight Ralph Tiger Jones at Chicago Stadium. The match, networked by NBC, marks Fulmer's return 37 days post Robinson defeat, with Jones once beating Robinson in the past. The card will air at 8 p.m. CST.
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Get Ready for a Big Country Hunt with Exercise
Warren Page writes on building fitness for big game hunts. He recalls a winter break from rheumatics through regular swimming and daily packs. He notes gradual gains in stamina and muscle, urging readers to start training in May or June to avoid last minute strain and rely less on guides.
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PCL seeks major league aid to survive potential moves
The Pacific Coast League urged help from the Giants and Dodgers if they shift westward, proposing two major league farm clubs replace San Francisco and Los Angeles. PCL leader Leslie O’Connor said radio and television revenues and indemnities could be shared, as creation of a twin move is discussed with Frick Giles and Harvidaye. The league seeks to keep open classifications and preserve territory if major league teams relocate.
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CCC Needs More Cash for Farmers
The Commodity Credit Corporation faces a shortfall to meet this year's price support obligations. With $1.2 billion remaining, the agency relies on a pending Senate bill to reimburse past losses and bolster financing. Major holdings include wheat, corn, cotton, and tobacco surpluses stored for price supports.
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Phillies Using Rookies to Set Down Opponents
Mayo Smith’s Phillies rely on strong front line pitching clutch hitting and defense as they beat Brooklyn 6-3 for a three game series win. Rich Ashburn tripled drive in runs while Dick Farrell homered in the eighth in relief.
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Hotel Fire Claims Three in Massachusetts Five-Story Hotel
A Massachusetts blaze swept the five story Moss and Kyle hotel early today killing three people and seriously injuring eight others. The injured were treated at local hospitals and four guests were released after initial care. Fire officials investigated a possible source as crews worked to control the flames and shelter residents.
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U S diplomats seek access to missing USC students
In Budapest the head of the U S diplomatic mission asked Hungary's Foreign Ministry for permission to see two University of South Carolina students Spencer Barnes Inquired abott Mike A Gilbert and Warren Hall both 20 from South Carolina who disappeared near the Hungarian frontier after staying at an Austrian youth hotel. Hungarian leaders Bela Buszka and Horvath denied knowledge of the Americans whereabouts as Western reporters questioned them in Parliament corridors.
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Panel Show Robbed Of Secrets Amid Worcester Hotel Fire
In Worcester a 60-room hotel near the city center burned after a predawn blaze drawing 16 fire companies. Five of eight hospital patients were in critical condition as guests were rescued from upper floors. Witnesses recall screams heard over two blocks as patrons were carried to ambulances and a Belmont home.
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Standings and scheduled games from scattered league notes
A collage of standings for teams in various cities with 9 1 records and 1 7, plus several matchups listed as only games scheduled. The text also mentions a talking dictionary for the blind and a backstage anecdote about Miss Emerson and Miss Ree from a TV show.
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