Court ruling reshapes IBC boxing control and media access
The court ended exclusive contracts between the International Boring Club and champions, allowing other promoters to stage fights on radio and TV. Norris and Wirtz may still promote under limits, with Madison Square Garden barred, Chicago Stadium hosting two title fights yearly, and broad influence intact. Notre Dame football hopes for gradual improvement after a poor 1957 season, with Brennan bringing a sophomore junior mix and new assistants Stram and C.
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Arthur Wirtg
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Esfort Aceum
IBGC
Tcs
Baxing
Riling
Norris
Wirte
Wirtz
Madison Square Garden
Chicago Stadium
UCLA Netmen Upset Oxford Cambridge Squad 3-2
UCLA netmen edged a combined Oxford Cambridge team 3-2 in a Friday match. Key shows: Ham Teichardson of Westford beat Mike Green 6 7 5, Pablo Eisenberg from Maplewood beat Mike Franks 6 1, John Cranston of UCLA beat Peter Robinson 6 3 6 3, and Lesch defeated Tony Clayton 6 3 6 3 before teaming with Cranston to win 6 3 6 2.
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Uop
UCLA
Oxford-Cambridge
Osford-Cambridge
Ham Teichardson
Westford
Ody America
Oxford
Mike Green
Pablo Eisenberg
Maplewood
Mike Franks
John Cranston
Peter Robinson
John Lesch
Tony Cleyton
Lesch
Cranston
Robinson
Clayton
Tapia Sports on Radio TV Highlights Nightline
Sports on Radio TV Tapia covers related broadcasts across KTTY and KUT with updates on Ran Dien and Spoutine Fark. Feature mentions Tibse Armatend and Rx 15 as part of the broadcast slate.
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Sports
Tapia
Red-Hot Yankees Edge Nationals in Ten Run Rally
The New York Yankees scored five runs on one hit in the 10th inning to beat the Washington Senators 3-3, marking their ninth win in 10 games. Gil McDougald led the offense with a lead, while Milt Paskert and Mantle contributed as the Senators tied the game in the ninth before New York pulled away. Ditmar earned his fourth win with strong relief, and the game featured key hits from Berra and Skowron as well.
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Washington
New York Yankees
Washington Senators
Gil McDougald
Senators
Milt
Mickey Manue
Belling
Sd File
Bud Gerald
Bverly
Bill Skowron
McDougald
Mantle
Yogi Berra
Ditmar
Roy Sievers
Ped Ranos
Yankee
Harry Simpson
Tony Kubek
GH McDougald
Skowron
Yommy Byrne
Gerry Coleman
Tommy
Art “Schulz
Sievers
Foerth
Inlio Bacquer
Library of Congress backs anti trust action on baseball players
The Library of Congress recommends that organized baseball be governed by anti-trust law and bars selling or drafting players without their consent. Spencer Beresford proposes banning bonuses for new players and setting maximum and minimum salaries. Exempts for all sports suggested with reasonable rules on distribution, leagues, and franchise and player restriction agreements.
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Washington
Library of Congress
Spencer M. Beresford
Vhtary
Beresford
Baseball odds for 194? pennant race from weekly odds makers
Odds makers list New York Yankees favored at 1-4 to win the American League pennant with Milwaukee Braves and Brooklyn Dodgers at 2-1. White Sox next at 8-1, Indians 32-1, Tigers 15-1. National League shows Giants at 40-1 and Phillies 15-1. No odds for Colts or Pirates.
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New York
Wash Ingten
Philadelphia
Giants
Colts
Pirates
Moore defeats Martinez in hard fought 30 round decision
Davey Moore, a 21 year old from Springfield, pounds Isidro Martinez for most of the 30 rounds. Moore floors Martinez in the seventh and wins a unanimous decision by scores around nine six to Moore. Martinez staggers but survives the final rounds as Moore searches for a late opening. Judges largely agree Moore narrowly wins by the 9 to 6 style score.
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Eddie LaFond
Moore
Isidro Martinez
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Wallingion
Panama
Panarmanian
Springfield
Fan Cau
Sting
Didge
Charley Bue
Retgore
Eddie la Fasd
Benny Alperstein
Locke Wins British Open for Fourth Time
Bobby Locke of South Africa captured his fourth British Open title with a total of 279, tying the tournament record set at Troon in 1952. He shot rounds of 69 and 72 in the first two days, then fired a 68 and solid final rounds to finish three strokes ahead of Peter Thomson of Australia at St. Andrews. Middlecoff, Stranahan, and other top players trailed as Locke’s steady putting sealed the championship.
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Peter Thomson
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Tory
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Cary Middlecoff
Memphis
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Toledo
Middlecoff
Shanahan
Shana
Middlecott
Han
Cary
Stranshan
Bobby
Peter
Peter_'Thomson
Erie Ziensistant
David Noma
le Blocr
Pari
Trevor
Melties
Piarn Bing
Ree Horne
England
Wefeto
White Sox Rout Tribe 14-4 in Big Offensive Win
Chicago White Sox pound 14 hits to defeat Cleveland 14-4 behind Jim Wilson’s eighth complete game of the season. Earl Torgeson drives three homers and five RBIs, Jim Rivera adds three RBIs, and Minnie Minoso contributes key hits as the Sox stay three games back of New York in the American League race.
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Chicago White Sox
Cleveland
New York
Jim Wilson
Sox
Earl Torgeson
Torgeson
Jim Rivera
Minnie Minoso
Jim Landis
Wilson
Sammy Esposito
Cleveland Chienka
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Yao Agia
Fox
Terete
Doby
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Tia Landis
Altobellycttt Bisons
Va Carasquias
A & Amt Lay Pulp
Wisen
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Maui
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Ealavite
Today’s Sports Card Golf Invitational Card
The card lists multiple race and event times across venues including Horas Racing Hollywood Park at 1 45 p m and Senchat San Dilexova Hollywred with Himore Field at 1 30 p m Ante Faring Budgete Speed way 8 30 p m Bassig Tibba ve Armschad Bally wood Legion 5 30 p c.
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Hollywred
Himore
Budgete
Speedway
Bassig
Tibba Ve. Armschad
Ballywood Legion
Mizell Scatters Nine Hits
St Louis Cardinals reclaim first in NL pennant race with a 4 3 win over Cincinnati after Joe Cunningham doubles in the 11th for Ken Boyer who scores. Vinegar Bend Mizell pitches a complete game, while Del Ennis Hal Smith and Bobby Gene Smith contribute key hits to overcome Johnny Semple and the Reds.
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St. Louis Cardinals
Joe Cunningham
Ken Boyer
Redbirds
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Vinegar Bend
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Boyer
Hal Smith
Cunningham
Johnny ‘Semple
Wally Dost
Eddie Kasko
Smith
Pete Whisenant
Temple
Post
Crowe
Cinsinnati St. Louis
Sehotielccas
Kasay
Azali
Wimbledon Final Showdown Sees Lew Hoad Win Again
Lew Hoad of Australia defeated Budge Patty in straight sets 6-2 6-1 6-3 to become the first man since Don Budge 19 years ago to win back to back Wimbledon singles titles. The 24 year old dominated with rapid serves and precise returns as 15,000 spectators watched. Althea Gibson and Darlene Hard advanced to the women’s doubles final with a 6-2 6-2 victory over Sandra Reynolds and Bruce Schuurman.
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Lew Hoad
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Eng
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Australia
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Duke of Edinburgh
Althea Gilson
New York
Darlene Hard
Montebello
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Sandra “Reynoldsf
Bruee Schuurman
Meng
Doubbtes Teem
Gerdine Mulloy
Derver
Budge Patty
Los
Adgeles
Roger Becker
England
Rob Howe
Nalloy
Land Patty
Giants Recall Bressoud Dooms Rodgers to Minors
New York Giants recalled shortstop Ed Bressoud from the Minneapolis farm club and sent back Andre Rodgers. Rodgers, once touted NL rookie of the year, batted .244 this season and was erratic in the field. Bressoud had played for the Giants last year, hitting .227 in 49 games.
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New York
New York Giants
Ed Bressoug
Minneapolis
Andre Rodgers
Rodgers
Giants
Dallas
Bressoud
Meadowlark players take slim lead in 12th Dreadovg lark event
Fred Veenzano of Willo Wick and Jan Riley of Al ndra Park hold a one stroke edge after a Thursday 68 to lead a pack including Gelberger Ferentz Olson and Keech in the 12th annual Dreadovg lark 64-hole Tevitational. The field heads into the second round with tight scoring and a goal round planned for Sunday.
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Fred Veenzano
Willo- Wick
Jan Riley
Al +andra Park
al .Gelberger
Mike Ferentz
Craig Olson
Frank Y
Mikemore
Bill Selynan
John Medovesal
Art Keech
Cubs Beat Braves 7-4 Behind Elston’s Solid Start
Rookie Don Elston pitched eight hits allowed and earned his second win as the Chicago Cubs defeated the Milwaukee Braves 7-4. Jerry Kendall hit his first major league home run, while Hank Aaron and Johnny Logan provided late Braves offense. reliever Yary Lawn closed out the ninth.
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Don Elston
Jerry Kendall
Chicago Cubs
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Yark Lawn
Braves
Lawn
Cubs
Iner Mitwaukee
Noes ‘Morgan
Aes Laenn
Mames
Marean
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Teow
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Jone
Fipton
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Smits
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