Boxing's elite multi division champs list and Robinson bid
The article surveys boxers who held world titles in multiple weight classes, noting Dave Lewis and Ray Robinson as active contenders. It chronicles Fitzsimmons Armstrong and others who achieved double or triple crowns, detailing key title wins and losses across divisions.
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Ray Robinson
Jory Maxim
Robinson
Bd Fitzsimmons
Henry Armstrong
George Dixon
Terry McGovern
Tommy Yan
Tony Canzoneri
Lou Brouillard
Barney Ross
Mickey Walker
Harry Jeffra
Fitzsimmons
Tie
Jack Dempsey
Fitz
Dan Creedon
Boore
Jim Corbett
Carson City
Nev
Jim Jeffries
Coney Island
Jeffries
George Gardner
San Francisco
Philadelpblack O'Brien
Armstrong
Petcy Sarron
Madison Square Garden
Dorshi
Lou Ambers
Henry
Ambers
Fritzie Zivie
Tommy Bell
Jake LaMotta
Ray
Randy Turpin
Games Folay and Today s NBA style matchups
Fragmented odds and lineups list games across cities including New York Chicago Philadelphia Cincinnati St Paul Boston Easton Cleveland Detroit and St Louis. Player initials and win loss records mingle with likely lineups and matchups for today with several inconsistent spellings and partial stats.
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Folay
Pittsburgh
Friend
Brooklyn
Roe
Chicago Rush
Kelly
New York
Heath
Tland Annsen
Greag
Cincinnati
Perkowski
Hiller
Philadelphi
Simmons
Drews
St. Pauld
Bragle
Brecheen
Boston
Blekford
Span
Kueava
Milly
Chilcago
Pieren
Grissom
Easton
Nixon
Trani
Cleveland
Gat
Tia
Gremek
Philadelphia
Zoldak
Fehely
Detroit
Stuarter
Houten
Washinglin
Gumpert
Porterfield
Hudson Sparkles as Bosox Hand Feller Sixth Loss 3-1
Cleveland game summary notes Boston Red Sox victory with strong pitching stoppers over the Cleveland Indians. Hudson delivers key support while Feller takes sixth loss in a stopgap pitching effort.
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Hudson Sparkles
Bosox Hand
Dodgers Edge Pirates 14-4 Behind Lacs No-Hit Bid
Brooklyn's Billy Lacs, a 22 year old bonus pitcher, held the Pirates hitless through 7 674 innings before relief in the eighth, earning his seventh win as the Dodgers crushed Pittsburgh 14 to 4. The game featured a scoring burst and a robust Dodgers attack led by Hodges Strickland and Reese, while Houser-sted by Feller and Hudson, the Red Sox loss marked by Dom DiMaggio and Piersall contributions.
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Brooklyn
Billy Lacs
Dodgers
Pittsburgh Pirates
Pittsburch Adm
Castle
Garagiolae
Stampneliaeg
Strickid
Snilerut
Bartromib
Aang Main
Loes
a-Merson
Shula
Wilks
Ug Kings
Fisher Ai
Main
Lapalme
HHO
Hodges
Strickland
Morgan
Reese
Pwitlo
Snider
Hodger
Parke
Bell
Strugiola
del Green
Gront-Stricklind-Bartirome
Robineese-Hodges
Bridges-Hodges
Lob—Eburgh
Bb—Main
Lees
Kline
Muir
Erskine J. SG
Min J
HO_—Main
Hinck
Kline i
Mir
Erskine
R&er Muth
EsPalme
Black
Wilds Pites
Whee
Sid Madson
Boston Red Sox
Sox
Bob Feller
Mickey Tarris
Feller
Dim Piersall
Hudson
Piersall
Dom DiMaggio
Billy Goodman
DiMaggio
Vern Stepiens
Indiams
Harry Simpson
Avila
al Rosen
Bastae
Hosengb
Evertie
SimpsnJorf
Boone
the. Hegan
Leman
Feltle
Combs
Hugar
Harris
Boxton
Cleveland
Gox
Le—Maswell
Ri ‘Oxen
Goodman
Stephens
Harris- Boune-Easter
Boston
Wo—Feller
Hails
R&er
Robinson wins at Carrell Speedway in F3 Cooper
Forbes-Robinson drove a Formula 3 Cooper to win the 30 lap foreign sports car main at Carrell Speedway last night. He completed 30 laps in 9:09.61 in the event's first appearance of a Formula 3 Cooper on an American track.
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S. Forbes-Robinson
Carrell Speedway
Forbes-Robinson
Phillies President Blames All-Star Hosting for Trouble
Philadelphia Phillies president Bob Carpenter denounces the all-star game hosting as a bad experience. He cites ticket sale chaos angering thousands of season ticket holders and fan dissatisfaction over access to tickets for the July 8 game.
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Philadelphia
Bob Carpenter
Philadelphia Phillies
Carpenter
Phillies
Pick Sedgman At Wimbledon
Wimbledon opens with champions and top contenders. Reigning champion Dick Savitt of the United States faces Naresh Kumar in the curtain match on center court as 64 first round men’s singles begin. Frank Sedgman of Australia, favored at 2 to 4, starts against Jaime Bartroli on court three.
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Wimbledon
Dick Savitt
United States
Center Court
India
Naresh Kumar
Savitt
Kuman
Fip Orange
N. J
Frank
Sedgman
Australia
Spain
Jeime Bartroli
Revised pennant bets cast in 1952 baseball preview
New York June 21. A revised line on likely 1952 pennant winners names Brooklyn Dodgers and Yankees as top bets, with Cleveland, Chicago Cubs, and Pittsburgh among contenders. Notables include Roy Campanella or Jackie Robinson linked to Brooklyn, Hank Sauer of the Cubs and Allie Reynolds of the Yankees?, Bob Lemon and Ted Wilks cited as workhorse and reliever options, while Phil Cavaretta of the Cubs is noted as manager of the year contender.
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NATO
Musial
St. Louis
Robinson
Brow
Lockman
New
Baumholtz
Chicago
Atwell
Pintaget
Boston
Pat
BN Rasen
Clevelanit Kell
Boxton
Cubs
Thijamagon
Giants
Bury
Yankees
Hodges
Dodgers
Werte
Tigers
Bauer
Meson
Snider
Campania
Willams
Dodgra
Hemus
Cardy
Reete
Dodgers Musial
Cards
Sehoendast
Ang Fox
White Sox
Adama
Rei
Steve Snider
New York
Anil
Brooklyn
Cleveland
Jackie Rob Insem
Stan ‘Musisi
Cardinals
George Kell
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Dave Lewis
Hoston
Pittabur
St. Lows
Brough
Washington
Los Angeles
Portlanet
Oxkiand i Pali
Novamentyr
Bate Niie
Nagyberger
Hittle
Hollywood
Lindell
San Diege
Uri Tortland
Amar
Goles
Tintah Aid MeLich San Francisc
Barramento
Flured
Wid Grave
Montrfuil
Reity
Baltimore
Ottawa
Balrinee
Hans City
Larus
Ile
Ile Ae Ra Minn Is U Unis
St. Tan
Nasherle
Atlanta
Agu
Hsane Billa Borkara
Fresno
Modesto San Bi Ma
Visalia
Bukerpfiel
al Ventura
Ha Newlie
Stockton
Vinalla
N. Modesto
Veg Orrekson
San Lowe
Red Sox
Indians
United Press
Bob Avila
Jim Hegan
Cleveland Indians
Phil
Major League
Pick Sedgman
Ren King
Hammerin
Hank Sauer God al Rosen
Page
Sauer
Mont
Setr Magile
Gleste
Gersy" Braet Card
Bob Bush
Cal Gabe
Robie
Hirales
Browns
Ruca
Yee Williama
Hector Rodrigues
Sitoten
PeeWee
Phil Yankees
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