NCAA Championships Entries Pouring In At Berkeley Meet
Berkeley June 10 The NCAA track and field championships entry pool swelled to a record 865 competitors with athletes from Oklahoma Wisconsin Princeton Virginia Poly Florida LSU UH and others converging for the meet. USC aims to repeat as team champion with 17 entrants led by star scorers Davis O Brien Innes others. Strong challengers include Illinois Big Ten Texas A&M Michigan and Morgan State. Top marks across events cited for pole vault Colemant shot put O Brien Innes high jump Davis discus Innes and others.
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Washington Senators trade prep with Boston Red Sox deal
The Washington Senators announce the trade of veteran Sid Hudson to the Boston Red Sox for Walt Masterson and Randy Gumpert. They also release Nobo Newsom and purchase outfielder Bart Rapp from St. Louis Browns. The Browns receive infielders Fred Marsh in a waiver sale.
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DeMaestri lifts Browns past Red Sox in fifth inning
Baseball game notes describe Joe DeMaestri's fifth inning single driving in two as the St Louis Browns rally to defeat the Boston Red Sox 7 4 before 19 048 fans. Bobby Young homered earlier with Bob Niemann adding a two run shot as Boston slides from first to third in the league standings.
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Giants Lose In 14th In 6-5 Defeat By Reds
In Cincinnati on a damp night 13 803 fans watched the Reds win 6-5 in 14 innings over the Giants. Key hits by Bob Barkowski Bobby Adams and Grady Hatton broke the stalemate as Cincinnati pulled ahead late, with Raffensberger securing the win and Koslo suffering the tough loss for New York.
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Maxim n Takes Day Off Before June 28 Title Fight
Maxim trained lightly after a day off as Jack Kearns warned of a tougher program ahead. He promised to retain his heavyweight title when facing Ray Robinson at Yankee Stadium on June 28, a call from his daughter Maxine noted in the day’s notes.
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Ezzard Charles Eyes Regaining Heavyweight Title
In Pittsburgh June 10 former heavyweight champion Ezzard Charles plans more ring action late next month as his managers announce he is the uncrowned king of the division. Jake Mintz and Tom Fannas say Charles may sign with promoters from Pittsburgh Cleveland San Francisco and Portland Oregon and criticize referee Jack Clayton for a recent title bout officiating.
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Doby's Eighth Homer lifts Indians past Senators 4-3
Washington June 10 Larry Doby hit his eighth homer of the season a 400 footer to left field in the fifth inning giving the Indians a 4-3 lead over the Senators. Early Wynn earned his seventh win aided by relief pitchers Lou Brissitt and Mike Garcia to quell Washington's ninth inning threat.
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Chuck Comiskey Returns as White Sox Vice President
Charles A. Chuck Comiskey is rehired as vice president of the Chicago White Sox under the same terms as his resignation in January. He returns without a salary increase or extended contract, per the board of directors.
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Douthuille Tears Muscle For Paris Bout
French middleweight Laurent Douthuille tore a muscle in training, forcing cancellation of Monday’s Paris bout with Gene Hairston of New York. Charles Humez, France’s top middleweight, tentatively agreed to fight Hairston if he accepts a June 23 Paris date.
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Cardinals blank Dodgers 1 0 in 10 innings
Solly Hemus and Red Schoendienst provided the decisive run as the St. Louis Cardinals defeated the Brooklyn Dodgers 1-0 in ten innings. Joe Presko allowed five hits and a base on balls while turning two double plays, with Duke Snider and Jackie Robinson reaching base in the tenth before a double play ended the threat.
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Crosby Hope Olympic Fund telethon to aid U S team
Crosby and Bob Hope will host a 14 hour telecast to raise funds for the U S Olympic team. The event will end Crosby’s television debut and originate from Hollywood on the National Broadcasting network. The Olympic Committee announced the telethon today.
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Robinson’s Fight Weight Holds At 157 Pounds
Sugar Ray Robinson worries about weight as he pauses training for Joey Maxim. He aims to weigh around 158 pounds for the June 23 Yankee Stadium title bout, but today stood at 157 3 4. He plans to keep Max at a near 17 pound edge and believes his best fighting weight is about 198. Manager Gainford notes heat limits workouts and cancels other activities.
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