Ring tragedy caps triple title night in Los Angeles
Boxer Davey Moore lies in a deep coma after a 10th round knockout by Artminimal Sugar Ramos. Cuban Luis Rodriguez won the welterweight title, Roberto Cruz captured the vacant junior welterweight crown, and promoters report a $262,452 gross gate despite extra costs.
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DeNucci to Face Archer in Boston Ten Round Televised Bout
Joe DeNucci, 23, of Newton with a 36-4-2 record, meets Joey Archer of New York in a nationally televised 10 round match at the Boston Arena on April 6. Archer has won 34 of 35. Also Jay Donovan signs with the Boston Patriots as defensive end. Holovak projects him as a defensive end.
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Friday racing canceled at Waterford Park due to weather
Chester W Va In a Friday update Waterford Park cancels racing after days of bad weather. General Manager Harry R Bell says training was curtailed and no races will be held on Friday.
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Lopez Sees Cubs All Right in 1963 Chicago prediction
Sarasota report quotes Al Lopez predicting the White Sox can win the 1963 AL pennant. He cites pitching depth with Herbert Pizarro Horlen Buzhardt Baumann Fisher Zanni Wilhelm and rookie Debusschere plus a retooled left side infield led by Ward Hansen Fox Cunningham Landis and Lands and catcher Carreon Lollar. He weighs Debusschere’s potential and notes the challenge of trading Aparicio and Smith to rebuild the lineup.
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Four Smith children welcome Tina new US citizen
The Linton family of Lloyd and Mrs. Smith celebrates Tina a 13 month old adopted daughter. The four older children Terry nine Kim five Gloria six and Robin six were born in Korea and adopted. All five children have naturalized as United States citizens. Tina is identified as an American Indian adopted last week joining the family.
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Boros urges USGA to lead golf with PGA in rules
Julius Boros calls for the United States to lead golf, arguing the USGA should consult the PGA and adopt a 16 club limit, asserting American players and the game’s growth justify Western leadership over the Royal and Ancient. He cites rule disparities, like the Open penalty differences, as unfair.
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Golf Course Ready For Record Crowd at Linton
Golf pro Bob Hess says Linton Municipal Golf Course is dry and in perfect shape for a huge weekend turnout. He notes the last weekend rain paused play Saturday but drew a large Sunday crowd and forecasts rising temperatures with cooperative weather.
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Russell Beats Wilt For All NBA Team
Bill Russell of the Boston Celtics edged Wilt Chamberlain of the San Francisco Warriors for a first team berth in the NBA all star selections. Terry Dischinger won rookie of the year. Elgin Baylor Jerry West Bob Pettit Oscar Robertson made the first team.
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Tigers Ex manager Scheffing Colavito fined in exhibition
Detroit Tigers manager Bob Scheffing and outfielder Rocky Colavito were fined 50 dollars each after a dispute with NL umpire Frank Walsh during a Sunday exhibition against the Philadelphia Phillies in Lakeland Florida.
Czechs Defeat U S in Geneva Ice Hockey Game
Czechoslovakia beat the United States 11 to 3 in Geneva in an international hockey match counting toward the Perrot Duval trophy. United States forward Marshall Tschida scored two goals and assisted on the third.
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Elks Ladies to Meet for Card Party and Hostesses Named
Elks Ladies plan a 7 30 p m card party at the lodge home with chairwoman Mrs Billie Stoops and committee members. A brief business session precedes the party to organize hosting duties for a Saturday event welcoming wives of Southwest District visitors during the annual spring meeting.
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Indiana Leads National AAU Swimming Meet in New Haven
Indiana forged a 44 point lead as two Hoosiers set new American marks in the first-time AAU distances. Chet Jastremski won the 200-yard breast stroke in 2 09.0, Fred Schmidt took the 200-yard butterfly in 1 55.2, and Roy Saari of Southern California claimed the 1 560-yard freestyle title. Navy Ensign Charles Bittick set a 200-yard backstroke mark while Ken Merten and Carl Robie battled in the breast event.
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Billy Parley
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Muncie Central Seeks Fifth Indiana Crown In Tourney
Muncie Central Bearcats enter the state tournament with a 27 1 record and No 2 state ranking aiming to become the first school to win five Indiana high school basketball titles Glossy veteran coach Tallman leads a 6 6 Mike Rolf 5 11 Rick Jones and 6 5 Grinder Torain core as they face tough rivals and chase a return to the finals after previous near misses.
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Indiana tourney finals set four teams vie for title
The 53rd annual Indiana high school basketball tourney finals pit Muncie Central and South Bend Central as frontrunners with Garfield Terre Haute and Lafayette also reaching the Roundhouse clashes. Finalists trained at Butler Fieldhouse ahead of Saturday games after Kiwanis luncheon and annual dinner events.
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Forty million Americans sleep on aged mattresses says council
The Latex Foam Rubber Council reports that about forty million Americans use mattresses older than 16 years. It cites diminished support and potential health concerns as reasons to replace aging beds.
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