Wright edges Moyer in ten round welterweight decision
Teddy Wright of Detroit defeated Phil Moyer of Portland 10 rounds in a television bout at Madison Square Garden. Wright surged in rounds nine and ten to secure a unanimous decision as Moyer tired. No knockdowns. Wright led on scorecards of 7-6 by United Press International.
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Phil Moyer
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Moyer
Portland
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Emile Griffith
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Outdoor Roughin It Returns Amid Wildlife Grazing Debate
A revival of Roughin It recounts Nevada ranchers and sportsmen seeking common ground after a National Wildlife Federation critique of grazing fees. The exchange notes private grazing costs and federal leases, praising ranchers for roads, bridges, trails, and emergency aid to hunters while urging collaboration.
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Bill Reddie
Colorado
Entertainment Weekly
National Wildlife Federation
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Far West
Nevada
Tom Kimball
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Denver
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Uncle Sam
Cadillac
Elko County
Senators Rally Past Indians To Tie For First
The Washington Senators erased a four run deficit to beat Cleveland 8 6 and move into a first place tie with the New York Yankees. Marty Kutyna earned his first win with four scoreless innings of relief as Kim Piersall delivered key support with a clutch double and the decisive late scoring sequence.
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UPI
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Cleveland
Indians
New York Yankees
Marty Kutyna
Kim Piersall
Uwrachima
World Championship Fast Draw Event Heads to North Las Vegas
North Las Vegas hosts a world championship fast draw tournament June 13 with 100 plus enthusiasts expected. Registrations open Memorial Day weekend at the Bonanza Club with multiple days of practice, walks and draws, and a May 30 to June 2 deadline. Prizes include 1000 for high overall daily scorers and 75 25 10 for top feminine scorers each day, plus team and individual trophies.
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Las Vegas Colts
Don French
Bonanza Club
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LDS Little League Upsets End Unbeaten Streaks
Sixth Ward loses 6-4 to First Ward and 12th Ward falls 6-3 to Fifth Ward as week action reshapes standings. The 14th Ward defeats the Ninth 16-4 and Third 8-2, leaving Fifth and Sixth Ward tied at 3-1 after a month of play.
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Robert Seaman
Ith Ware
Pitth
Three-Way Tie After 54 Holes In 500 Festival Open
Joe Campbell suffers a late penalty on 18th hole of the Speedway course costing a clear lead. He cards a 69 to finish 13 under par 200, tying Billy Casper and Dave Hill for the 54-hole lead in the $50,000 500 Festival Open.
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UPI
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Billy Casper
Dave Hill
Speedway
Campbell
Bob Rosburg
Dave Ragan
Casper
Hill
Ind
Hilly Casper
Es Campbell
Dave Mill
Billy Collins
Jerry Steelamith
George Bayer
Don Pairfield
den January
Heh Corts
Fem Cloalby
My Maxwell
Gary Player
Brice Crampton
Rex Baxter
al Balding
Mike Owehak
Jay Mevert
al Gelberger
Buster Cupit
Tony Lema
Jack Burke
Paul Harney
Frank Phillipe
Charles Sitford
Brewer
Jim Ferrier
Hobby Nichols
Jack Nicklaus
Lionel Hebert
Bob Harris
Jerry Barber
al Johnston
Bob Brue
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Gern Meee
A's release Grim and promote Gordon Jones
Kansas City Athletics terminate pitcher Bob Grim with an unconditional release and purchase the contract of Gordon Jones from the Portland farm club. Grim appeared in 11 games this season, posting one loss and a 6.23 ERA.
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Athletics
Southern Nevada AAU Track Meet Averages Strong Times
In the second annual Southern Nevada AAU track championships at Rancho High 250 brave competitors faced wind sand and cold. Alan Sullivan led with a 151-3 discus throw while Charles Payton and Billy Koteras posted strong marks in the broad jump and 880. Open Division stars Boggs Shurtliff and Harvey won multiple events as locals dominated many divisions.
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Connie Campbell
Southern Nevada Amateur Athletic Union
Rancho High Oval
Connie
Nellis
Chuck Wenner
Bobby Hynson
Hallsville
Tex
Hynson
Ken Jones
Rancho High
Alan Sullivan
Boulder City
Charles Payton
Las Vegas
Billy Koteras
Nellis Air Force Base
Koteras
Payton
Larry Shurtliff
Overton
Tom Boggs
Henderson
AAU Track Summaries MIDGET GIRLS AND BOYS EVENTS
The record lists midget division results across broad jumps softball throws standing jumps times and distances for girls and boys including Terry Newell Mary Gutowski Karin Kleavin and Michael Newman along with team and event placements. Senior and junior divisions follow with multiple events and names such as Connie Campbell Roberta Radley Judy Fisher Craig Powell Richard Costello Tim Harvey andBecky McEwen among others.
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Robert Frazier
Craig Powell
Las Vegas
Frazier
Powell
Mark Leseberg
Boulders City
Gary Kelso
Terry Newell
Mary Gutowski
Karin Kleavin
Karen Kleavin
Michael Newman
Gary
Ken Reed
Connie Campbell
Corita Mathison
Pergy
Janis Haiter
Barbara Fowler
Phyllis Moats
Cotie Mathison
Flaine Duffey
Patty Reynolds
Barbara Nelson
Smith
Russell Harvey
Hamann
Jimmy Hunter
Kenneth Adams
Robert Prazier
Douglas Singer
Drene Blanchard
Dale Stewart
Broma
Gene Blanchard
Rick Bourgact
Bruce Humes
Dave Lyon
Bily Roberts
Jack Bowden
Billy Roberts
Roberta Radiey
Isnda Brown
Thenelda Hardy
Judy Fisher
Frances Edwards
Linda Brown
Vickey House
Nancy Depeal
Bob Fowler
David Scott
Gary Blam
David Beati
Robert Snowden
Chuck Legler
Craig Swallow
Larry Lamson
Steve Ashcraft
John Pacheco
Larry Lamees
Richard Costello
Chuck Arnett
Mike BeRive
Fhiseus
Dan Davis
Mike Lehire
Gary Kiann
Chuck Legier
Bob Fowles
Ed Edmond
Mike Schivo
Skip Mead
James Boyd
Don Swabb
Dean Slade
Walter Washington
John Minefee
Isral Jackson
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Jence Webb
Rita Haworth
Sharon Griffis
Jim Glinn
Joe Bruziese
Bernie Harris
Jim Minn
Mike Hastings
Dan Blackwell
Glynn Walker
Bob Leaver
Bruce Reid
Tom Harvey
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Mike Roelofs
Ken Osthimer
Don Blackwell
Paul Kiey- Rite
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David Parker
Nee Oo
Bean Stevens
Murray Perkins
Jim Rodgers
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Steve Bullivan
James Bryan
Matanee
Allan Rushing
Bob Blake
Mike Taylor
Charles Loring
Larry Shortlift
Paul Corwin
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Larry Bhurtlift
Joseph Robinson
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Bob Bishop
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