Two Kayes Fail To Make Early AAU Ring Milling Rounds
The 69th National AAU boxing tournament at Boston Garden saw only two knockouts in the first round as four of 30 bouts went the distance. Heavyweights Les Williams and Willie Kimble scored kayoes, while Cardell Farmes and Cyril Woodland won on technical knockouts. The event moves to the Boston Arena with contenders like Pell, McCarter, and Moyer advancing in various weight classes.
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Willie Kimble
Cleveland
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Cyril Woodland
Wiliams
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Ray Ector
Columbus
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Gilbert Yanez
Toledo
al Pell
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Tien Chung
San Jose State College
Shanghai
Jive McCarter
Seale
Defene
Rugeed Louis Eggieston
Detroit
Bobby Hicks
Seattle
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Portland
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Gene Turley
Twin Falls
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Moyer
Malay
Plattsburgh
Lie Moran
Louisville
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Ward Sullivan
Little Rock
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Youngstown
Oklahoma Horse Entered in Derby Field
Round Table, owned by Travis M. Kerr of Oklahoma City, will run in the May 4 Kentucky Derby after Kerr and trainer Willie Molver chose the Meadows Derby winner. The 3-year-old has 7 wins in 16 starts and set a Derby record in wire to wire victory. Kerr also plans Preakness and Belmont entries. he is brother of U S Senator Robert Kerr.
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Round Table
Travis M. Kerr
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Willie Molver
Belmont States
U.S
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Dokla
Writers Select Milwaukee To Beat Dodgers For Flag
Milwaukee chosen to win the pennant as veteran Dodgers face aging stars and pitching concerns. Spal and a host of Brooklyn arms worry observers while Reds Cardinals and Phillies show uneven strength.
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Dodgers
Dupas Triumph Over Martinez Disputed By Kearns
New Orleans bout at Pelican Stadium drew 10,800 fans and $41,200 as Ralph Dupas defeated Vince Martinez in 10 rounds despite Kearns rating Dupas one of the world’s best lightweights. Martinez opened a deep gash near Dupas eye, yet Dupas regained control while Kearns questioned the decision and hinted at Lane’s possible return.
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Vince Martinez
Jack Dempsey
Martinez
Paterson
N.J
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Cartier Sticking With St Bilko After Ring Loss
New York veteran Walter Cartier retires from boxing after a third round technical knockout loss to Jackie La Bua in a St Nicholas telecast bout. The 34 year old, famous for Sgt Bilko TV work, says he will stick to acting and retire from the ring.
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Jackie LaBua
East Meadow
N.Y
St. Nicholas Arena
Pfe Claud Dillingham
Phil Silvers
Sgt. Bilko
Neway
Eddie Andrews
Holyoke
Alexander Schiff
College Baseball Scores From Associated Press
South Carolina defeated Duke 6 to 3 while Newberry posted a 9 to 2 win. Winston-Salem State and New Orleans opened with 1 to .
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Southwestern
Oklahoma A&m
Arkansas
Globetrotters Top College All Stars 70 64 in Louisville
Harlem Globetrotters beat back a second half rally by the College All-Stars 70 to 64 in Louisville. Star Roman Turman led with 24, Andy Johnson 19, while Don Smith and Jim Morgan paced the All-Stars with 15 and 14 respectively.
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Roman Turman
Harlem Globetrotters
Kentucky
Jerry Calvert
University of Kentucky
Jim Morgan
University of Lewisville
Don Smith
Morgan
Turman
Andy Johnson
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Bruins Canadiens Set To Resume Stanley Cup Final
Bruins and Canadiens prepare to resume their best of seven series in Montreal with Maurice Richard, the Rocket, widely seen as the heartbeat of the Canadiens. Boston players acknowledge Richard’s impact as Montreal eyes a 3 0 lead in the Cup final at the Forum.
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Bob Armstrong
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Montreal Canadiens
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Rocket
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Celtics star fined for unbecoming conduct after game
In a report from New York the Celtics coach Hed Auerbach faced a fine from President Maurice Podoloff for unbecoming conduct following Saturday's Brooklyn win. The game was played in St Louis with scores mentioned alongside other events.
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Boston Celtics
Maurice Poduloff
Baptists Annex City Pin Crown in League Finale
Five 360s spark First Baptist to league title with a 3 point win over First Methodist in the final night at Sooner Lanes. Bob Soth led scoring with 366 including a 206 game for St Andrews Episcopal No 1 while St Johns Lutheran and Blessed Sacrament chased in a ten team field. Funeral services for Mrs. Whitney Martin, AP sports columnist wife, set tonight at Fairchild Chapel Garden City New York.
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Owner of Hawks Needs Fine Too Celts Chief Says
Boston owner Walter Brown says Hawks owner Ben Kerner should be fined as Celtics coach Red Auerbach after a pre game scuffle before a playoff game. Podoloff fined Auerbach for unseemly conduct. Brown questions rationale and notes Kerner’s language was foul.
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