Boardman Captures Fans With Nonstop Fight Style
Larry Boardman 20, a lightweight from Marlboro, Conn now moving to Boston, impresses fans by defeating Bud Smith and Sandy Saddler in non-title bouts. Promoter Sam Silverman hails him as the nearest to Dempsey in years as the son of trainer Sam Boardman touts his two-handed power and crowd-pleasing pace.
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Larry Boardman
Rocky Marciano
New England
Boardman
King Wallace
Bud) Smith
Sandy Saddler
Socker
Sam Silverman
Dempsey
Larry
Sam
Traine
Marlboro
Lacey
Bahama Favored in Fight Tonight in Syracuse
Bahama a 3 1 favorite to beat Hardy Smallwood in an 11 round fight at War Memorial Auditorium Syracuse. Bahama expected to weigh about 152 with Smallwood at 158. NBC telecasts at 8 p m CST. Bahama from Bahamas Island of Nassau has 40 wins four losses and two draws. Smallwood Brooklyn native is 16 4 2. Both are 23.
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N. Y
Yama Bahama
Hardy
Bazooka
Smallwood
Bahama
War Memorial Auditorium
NBC
Yama
Isle of Summi
Bahamas
Brooklyn
Indian Star Freeman Leads Reds to Warpath Victory
Hershell Freeman, a 6 foot 3 inch, 225 pound Cher oke Indian, delivered relief brilliance to lift the Cincinnati Redlegs 6-5 over the Giants, moving them toward first place in the National League as the Cardinals win 3-0 and tighten the race amid a rain washed slate.
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United Press
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Hershell Freeman
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Cardinals
Milwaukee
Phillies
Tom Poholsky
Hal Smith
Herm Wehmeier
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al Katine
Roy Sievers
Camilo Pascual
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Baltimore
Ari Ditmar
Jim Wilson
The
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Fights Last Night By The Associated Press
Los Angeles report says Jimmy Moser 128 of New York knocked out Willie Lucero 126 of Santa Monica California in five rounds. Dick Kelly 160 of Washington knocked out Fred Terry 100 of Philadelphia in two rounds. Art Towne 1612 of New York outpointed Phil Saxton 16444 of Elizabeth New Jersey over ten rounds at Sunnyside Garden.
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Jimmy Moser
New York
Willie Lucero
Santa Monica
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Philadelphia
Dick Kelly
Washington, D. C
Fred Terry
Sunnyside Garden
Art Towne
Phil Saxton
Elizabeth
N. J
State Industrial Drive to Be Aired
HOT SPRINGS Arkansas convention of the Arkansas Association of Insurance Agents will discuss industrialization efforts today and tomorrow. Speakers include William P Rock and W R Ewald Jr from the Arkansas Industrial Development Commission and Dr W Paul Brann of the University of Arkansas Industrial Research Center. A T Johnson is unopposed for the association presidency with DB Hargraves and Eric Rogers Jr as vice presidential candidates.
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Arkansas Association of Insurance Agents
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A. T. Johnson
DB. T. Hargraves
Helena
Eric Rogers Jr
Jonesboro
Yanks Fall In Rubber Game To Tribe At Home
The Cleveland Indians defeated the New York Yankees 7 to 2 at Yankee Stadium, sealing their three game series sweep. Bob Lemon allowed eight hits with two home runs by Mickey Mantle and Yogi Berra marking the Bombers, while Maury McDermott struggled with five Tribe hits and four runs in five innings.
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Chicago White Sox
Casey Stengel
Cleveland Tridians
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Hene
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Mickey Mantle
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George Kell
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Connie Johnson
Keegan
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Jim Piersall
Baseball and basketball standings with yesterday’s results
Regional league standings and yesterday results list teams such as Memphis Birmingham Nashville and New Orleans with records and games behind. Today’s schedule includes Rock at Nashville Memphis at Chattanooga Mobile at Atlanta and New Orleans at Birmingham alongside American and National League games with postponements and rain.
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New Orleans
Mobile
Atlanta
Chattanooga
Little Rock
Fia
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Milwaukee
St. Louis
Cincinnati
Brooklyn
New York
Pittsburgh
Philadelphia
Chicago
Landy Holds Spotlight at West Coast Relays in Fresno
Landy, the Australian mile ace John Landy, headlines the West Coast Relays with 61 events and 1,450 competitors. The Melbourne world record holder runs as 3:58.0 is cited. he faces four rivals including Ton Delany from Villanova. Sprinter Mike Agostini of Fresno State leads the 100 yard dash with a 9.3 seconds mark and a 20.1 in the 220 for potential records. Fortune Gordien and Bud Held headline field events with 194 feet 6 inches discus and 268 feet 2 inches javelin respectively.
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Melbourne
Turku
Finland
Ton Delany
Villanova University
Fortune Gordien
Franklin
Bud) Held
Mike Agostini
Dasnea
Fresno State College
Irish Coach to Try Out Sophomores in Spring Game
Notre Dame coach Terry Brennan lists four sophomores as expected starters for the spring game against the old-timers. The veteran lineup includes eight players from the 1953 season and several 1954- era returnees. Sophomores Frank Geremia, Bob Wetoska, Jim Just, and Ron Toth join the opening varsity unit with veterans at key positions.
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Notre Dame
Wayne Edmonds
Ray Lemek
Pat Bisceg Jia
John McMullan
Don Semuefer
Dick Fitzgerald
Gene Kapish
Jim Mense
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Tom Carey
Menil Mavraides
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Dick Prendergast
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Bob Wetoska
Jim Just
Ron Toth
Gene Hedrick
Lou Lonearic
Bob Gaydos
George Grobe
Coming Star Holds Lead at St. Louis Open
Don Finsterwald, a rising pro from Bedford Heights Ohio, led by two strokes into the second round of the $25 000 St Louis Open at Sunset Country Club. Burke Jr Jack Bayer Art Doering Doug Higgins and seven others trailed. top amateurs included Jim Balli of Jefferson City Missouri. William Holden plans to crash the speed barrier at Edwards Air Force Base in a film stunt for Toward the Unknown.
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Ohio
Sunset Country Club
Jack Burke Jr
Burke
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Hue Y
George Bayer
Cincinnati
University of Washington
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Cedar‘hurst
Doug Higgins
Midland
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Davenport
Iowa
Fred Wampler
Indianapolis
Bill Casper Jr
Chula Vista
Calif
Bo Wininger
Oklahoma City
Stan Leonard
LeChute
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Kansas City
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Apple Valley
Doug Ford
Frank Stranahan
Ted Kroll
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Tommy Bolt
Ed Furgol
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Jet test pilot cleared for Edwards base mission
The program has approved a jet flown by Brig. Gen. J. S. Holtoner at Edwards AFB after passing physicals and indoctrination. The studio indicated the craft could reach 200 mph, with 75 percent of Americans above 68 affected as spouses of BTS workers.
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Snead Leads Virginia Meet in White Sulphur Springs
Sam Snead carded a five under par 65 to lead the White Sulphur Springs Opens after the second round. Mike Fetecick of Yonkers, one stroke behind, chased Snead with steady putting, while Jack Isaacs and others trailed by one to two strokes as the 72-hole event offered $10,000 in prizes.
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Langley Field
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Cedarhurst
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New York
Ed Oliver
Boston
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Ithan
Henry Cotton
England
James Ferree
Winston-Salem
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Actor Claude Rains Rehearses The President TV Role
In a basement dance hall at St Nicholas Arena New York Claude Rains rehearses NBCs The President a drama about a Supreme Court justice who runs for president. He explains fear of performing persists despite years of work and two weeks of prep for this show. Rains lives on a Chester County farm and questions owning a TV set.
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NBCTV
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London
Quails Sent to Ike for Dayton GetlysRU Aid
Republican Gov. George Craig sent 50 pairs of quails to President Eisenhower to aid his GetlysRU program. The gesture aimed to boost stock for quail hunting and related initiatives.
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George Craig
Ellyenhowr
Expansion Topic of Hour as SWC Opens Session
Fayetteville report on the Southeast Conference split meeting opening with talks to expand membership after 30 years. Texas Tech and the University of Houston are considered for admission, with Tech seen as likeliest. Baylor backs Houston’s bid while removal of probation on Texas A&M is debated amid NCAA actions.
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Jatay
Esa
Epesher
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Universit of Houston
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J. Neils Thompson
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State Teachers Win Track Meet at Conway Arkansas
Conway Arkansas. Arkansas Ste Teachers College won the Arkansas Intercollegiate Conference track meet with 59 percent of the points, edging Arkansas Tech. Hendrix College finished third with 41 points. Dennis Fulmer scored 15 points and ran the 220 yard dash in 21.5 seconds to break a ASC record dating to 1994.
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Polio cases fall but uncertainty remains
Washington reports 92 new polio cases for the week ending April 28, a rise from the prior week’s 149 but still well below the April 1 to late week total of 395 ified. Health officials caution it is too early to judge the vaccine’s impact on overall case trends while noting no definitive pattern emerges across the nation.
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Legal Notice Seal iMay H1 38 25 dune
A formal legal notice appears in the record with seal notation and date metadata. Details imply a public legal action or filing but remain partially unreadable in the provided fragment. No names, places, or definitive deadlines are clearly legible.
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