Vejaz-Davey bout misled viewers over telecast plans
The Once Over Lightly column notes a paragraph describing the Vejaz Davey bout as the largest network hoax and explains readers were misled about last night’s TV fight. It laments telecast scheduling and wrongly aired clips from a two week old bout.
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Final trials in the Coli seum loom with injuries mounting
Muscle strains plague five top sprinters including Galliday Bragg and Stanfield as the United States faces potential loss of sprint titles at Helsinki. Attlesey Iness and Matson also troubled by injuries. AAU meets and indoor season sow doubt about multiple events while Santee may swap 1500 for 5000 in pursuit of Olympic spots.
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Barnes Whitfield clash hype foreshadows Olympic 800 match
John Barnes of Occidental College and Mal Whitfield loom as rivals in the 800 meters at the Olympic Games tylala meet in the Coliseum. Barnes says he will take the race, predicting victory, while Whitfield forecasts a 1:48.5 pace to win. Coaches and analysts weigh in, with Barnes confident after past meetings and Payton Jordan backing him.
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A's Rally for Six in Eighth to Beat Indians 11-9
Pinch hitter Keith Thomas delivered a two run single and Eddie Joost added a three run double as the Philadelphia Athletics erased a 9-5 deficit with six in the eighth to defeat the Cleveland Indians 11-9. Lemon began the seventh leading 9-5 before Garcia yielded, and the A's rallied with timely hits and key walks to seal the comeback.
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Catholic Little League Highlights and Standings
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Davey Flattens Vejar to Move Closer to Gavilan Title
Detroit on June 2. Davey Flatt defeated Chico Vejar by knockout in the fifth round at Olympia Stadium. The stoppage came at 1:38 after a left to the body and solar plexus. Vejar, 149 pounds, had tied up early but Davey delivered the decisive blows to advance toward a welterweight title shot against Kid Gavilan.
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Bosox Sign Two Narbonne Stars for Bonus Pacts
The Boston Red Sox signed Narbonne High School talents Pitcher Stan Willis and Shortstop Cullen Deck for undisclosed bonuses. Willis, 17, led the Marine League in strikeouts and Deck hit 483, both earning all city first team honors.
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Giants Gain Fifth Straight, Edge Reds 3-2 in NYC
Whitey Lockman drove in the deciding run in the eighth after Sel Yvars doubled and Pinch-hitter George Wilson sacrificed. Bob Elliott homered for the Giants who led 2-0, Cincinnati tied at 2-2 in the third. Elliott, Abrams, Mueller homered for Reds. Smith took the loss, Kasko earned the win in relief.
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Mighty Midgets Open Season at Carrell Oval
The Mighty Midgets of URA start their first full season tonight at Carrell Speedway with an 8:30 kickoff. Wild Bill Cantrell leads the entry list for the opening session on the half mile oval, featuring West’s top thunderbug drivers and the fastest coast cars.
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Junior Baseball Pret Playmakera at Bellflower
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Braves Sweep Set From Pirates
Boston pitcher Sid Gordon homered for the 12th time this season and added a run with a double as the Braves defeated the Pittsburgh Pirates 5 to 2 to complete a three game sweep before 1414 fans. Mack Pollet started for Pittsburgh and was charged with the loss while Sid Gordon led Boston’s offense with key hits.
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Connolly Savitt Seixas and Flam Win Wimbledon Matches
Wimbledon results show Maureen Connolly advancing to the fourth round amid a sore shoulder while nine American men reach the third round without losing a set. Defending champions Dick Savitt and Doris Hart lead U S entries, and notable performances come from Gardnar Mulloy and Patricia Canning Todd as unseeded Americans win in straight sets.
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