Reserved Seats For National AAU Track Event Tonight
Reserved seats for the National AAU track and field meet remain available tonight at Sporting Grounds Recreation Center in Musicipal Anéitorian. Duets are $6 for the finish line section and $8 for other areas. single-day passes are $3 and $2. general admission is $1.66.
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Musicipal Anéitorian
Herrix & Frank Patil
Jump Events Draw Top Performers to AAU Meet
The 4th annual National AAU track championships at Veterans Memorial Stadium will feature elite jumps led by George Brown in the broad jump and J. Lewis Hall in the high jump. A strong field includes Gay Bryan, Walt Ashbaugh, Bob Richards, Jerome Biffle, and George Shaw among others, with multiple contenders in the hop, step, and jump events and pole vault.
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Dave Lewis
Veterans Memorial Stadium
Richards
Carneliun Warmerdam
Don Laz
Bob
Compton
Ben Cooper
Nebraska
Bobby Smith
The
Marines
Dick Coleman
Milnais
Walt Jensen
Trojan
Olympic Club
Brown
Morgan Taylor
Princeton
Taylor
NCAA
UCLA
George
Jerome Biffle
Denver
Armed Forces
Meredith Gouldine
Cornell Har Neville Price
Oklahoma
Gay Bryao
Art Scott
Navy
Jesse Thomas
Bill Albans
Frank Flores
Hopsten
Bryan
Walt Ashbaugh
Army
Ashbaugh
Cornell
Columbia
Berkeley
Scs
Chuck Johnson
LSU
Henry Aihara
LAAC
Jimmy Gerhard
Rice
Michigan State
AAU
Hall
Les Steers
Florida
Loyola
Don Elsterman
Klosterman
Xix
Walt Davis
Texas Agm
Davis
Flell
Herman Wyatt
San Jose State
Ken Weisner
Marquette
Armed Forces King
Jack Razetto
Arnold Belton
Drake
Emery Barnes
Oregon
Ben Mitchell
Fiinom
Manuel Robquillo
Dick Brombach
Barney Dyer
Utah
Layne Walcott Talks End as Utah Title Bid Fails
Negotiations for a Rugged heavyweight title bout in Utah between Rex Layne and Jersey Joe Walcott ended without agreement. A possible late autumn Las Vegas match was left on the table if Walcott defends against the winner of Marciano Matthews, delaying Utah plans.
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Layne-Walcott
New York
Ith
Marv Jensen
Utah
Rex Layne
Layne
Joe Walcott
Walcott
Las Vegas
Nev
Jensen
Felix Bocchicchio
International Boxing Club
Harry Matthews
Shantz Night Honors A's Pitching Ace in Philadelphia
Philadelphia fans plan a bantam Bobby Shantz night on July 10 honoring the Athletics left hand ace described as the majors tinniest player. Over 2000 fans expected to attend and celebrate his achievements.
Bulova Phototimer to Aid Judges in AAA Title Meet
The Bulova Phototimer, adapted from photo finish cameras, will assist officials at the National AAU championships and the upcoming Olympic Trials. It records finish order on a revolving film, times races to hundredths, and provides prints to judges within 90 seconds.
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Bulova
Aation
Surova
Butova
AAU
NCAA
Olympic boxing team final clinches seven knockouts
At Kansas City on June 18 the Olympic boxing team crowned the final 10 bouts with seven knockouts led by Ed Sanders of the all Navy team winning the heavyweight title and a Helsinki trip. Charles Spieser, NCAA champion from Michigan State, upset Butter in 1 50 of the first round to regain Olympic glory. Davey Moore scored a second round KO over Frank Eschevarria in the 119-pound class.
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Kansas City
O'S
Davey Moore
Frank Eschevarria
Ed Sanders
Helsinki
Finland
Jack Sheberies
Charles Spieser
London
Spieser
Michigan State
Asthetic Ae Eers
Archie Slaten
NCAA
Deep Sea Fishing Yesterday Reports Mixed Hauls Across Ports
Official summary lists Bone Beach and Pacific sport fishing landings with many boats and anglers reporting barracuda halibut yellowtail and calico bass. Crew totals include KPORT FISHERMAN S DIGS PETROL Seasport Hetty Sea Angler and Spur listings with multiple vessels reporting catches across Pacifi c Sport Fishing Landing Purm Point and Waterwitch and other boats.
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Bone Beach
U_ 3
Fish and Game Dent
KPORT
Sea Angier
Kiaora
Wisher- Ssi
Estella
Barracivia
Purmpoint Landing
Spitfire
Seeded stars triumph in Heart of America Tennis Tourney
In the Heart of America Tennis Tournament play today, top seeds won. UCLA sophomore Bob Perry withdrew with a strep throat after a 6 4, 1 6, 6 4 win over Glenn Land of Oklahoma. Four others, including Bernard Bartzen, Hal Surface, and Bill Quillian, advanced to the quarter finals.
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Kansas City
Bob Perry
Ucla
Perry
California
Glenn Land
Oklahoma University
Bernard “Tut” Bartzen
Fort Sil
Oklo
Hal Surface
Bill Quillian
University of Washington
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