Boxing clashes erupt at Desert Golf Course revelry
Desert dust swirls as Suey Welch of Charlie Poswell claims the heavyweight title for his giant fighter after word of Rocky Marciano's capitulation. Frankie Albert pursues the title for the 49ers while Charlie weighs boxing versus football. golf’s ninth hole hosts tense talk and bets.
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Las Vegas
Suey Welch
Charlie Poswell
Rocky Marciano
Suey
Frankie Albert
San Francisco
Charlie
Comemon
Lucy Kemin
Grace
Coods
Ming
Albert
Lucy
Welch
Cary Middlecart
Ms Pute
Weil
Vaan
Lowe
Frantier Suay
49Ers
Rocky
Duke Svidider
Mike Souchak
Park Anderson Swim Duel Set
Park and Anderson prepare for a Sunday Salton Sea swim duel in Alamitos Bay. Lakewood’s Tom Park, a noted distance swimmer, challenges Greta Andersen of Denmark who trains hard and recently set a Salton Sea record of four hours and two minutes.
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Park, Anderson
Lakewoed
Tom Park
Long Beach
Ywca Matruetor
Greta Andersen
Nuel
Waiteh
Salton Sea
Alamitos Bay
Salton
Denmark
Ohio State and Michigan State Favored for 1936 Big Ten Title
The Big Ten may send a third team to represent the conference in the Rose Bowl as Ohio State and Michigan State vie for the 1936 crown. Ohio State is probationary and ineligible, while Michigan State cannot take a second consecutive Rose Bowl bid after appearing last New Year's Day.
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Chicacs
Big Ten
Ohio State
Michigan State
MSU
Shin State
Senators Pull Surprise By United Dress Chuck Dressen's
Senators surprise by United Dress, under Chuck Dressen, climb to fourth place with youthful grit. Abe Grioles ties the score as White Sox stay first by outlasting Athletes. Billy Pierce wins with support from Ed Yost. Don Larsen shines in Yankees 5-2 over Detroit. Indians beat Tigers 4-3 in extra innings. Giants beat Phillies 5-3 behind Worthington and Spencer. Dodgers top Pirates 7-2.
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United
Chuck Dressen
Washington, Senators
Tod
Ole Jorqua
Karl Olson
Alloweu
White Sox
Abe Grioles
Billy Pierce
Edjthe
Yale
Pierce
Dick ‘Tettelbach
Injeg
Baltimore
Harry
Tex
Bro Paliea
Simpson
Hectorlin
Balti-jond
Lopez
Bill Rennamore
Yost
Don Larsen
Tetti
Bobby Avila
Frank Larg
Cleveland
Detroit
Indians
Roger Craig
Pittsburgh
Brooklyn
Allan Worthington
Daryl Spencer
Giants
Phillies
SC Dominates Dallas Meet with Seven New Records
SC blasts six marks and accounts for six of seven new records at the Dallas invitational track and field quad meet in Deillas Texas. The Cougars win the mile relay over Texas in 3 11 4.9 while setting multiple field event marks and extending their NCAA championship push ahead of a late season stretch.
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Arsogin
Bliss
USC
Dallas
Deillas
Texas
Ajans
Wm Whiteea
Aimee Ariel
Buvinanel
Sah
Glasscock
Smallwood Agi Mecuire
Waite
Irieey Recone
Molle
Taylor
Greve
Tex
Imees
Dirus — Babka
Martin
Grase
Ran
Viplas
Texan
Cabern
Kris Bye
Lascore
Pacific Coast League box scores yield unclear play by play
Fragmented OCR text from a Pacific Coast League box score lists numerous players and stats in a jumbled sequence. Names such as Naranjo, Murray, and Adams appear alongside team references and partial stats, but the record remains garbled and hard to parse into a coherent summary.
Ruttman Heads Gardena 100-Lap Late Model Field
Lynwood star Troy Ruttman leads a strong field for Gardena Stadium's 100 lap late model stock car race with Dayton Beach ace Marshall Teague and other notable names. Veteran Indianapolis drivers Joannie Parsons Tony Bettenhausen Jimmy Davies Dor Freeland and Jimmy Reece among entrants as 18450 purse posted. Vallejo last Sunday's winner and local riders feature in the program ahead of the Memorial Day showdown.
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Troy Ruttman
Indianapolis
Lynwood
Marshall Teague
Daytona Beach
Fla
Gardena Stadium
Joannie Parsons
Tony Bettenhausen
Jimmy Davies
Betreshauses
Dor Freeland
Jimmy Reece
Bob Christie
Speedwey
Gong J
J. C. Agajanian II
Les Snow
Dempsey Wilson
Lawndale
Danny Hawk
Downey
Jerry Pinper
Sid Seeger
Whittier
Scotty Cain
Fred Steinbroner
Tiger
Nick Valente
Ruttman
Vallejo
Snow
Teague
Oklahoma’ City
Lovely
Kathy Marlowe
Hollywood
Agajanian
Long Beach Sports Festival Opens With Houston as Speaker
Larry Houston, manager of the U S Olympic track team, addressed the kickoff luncheon for Long Beach's first annual Sports Festival at the Lafayette Hotel. He praised the city’s facilities as superb and listed sports celebrities present including Pat McCarmick, Jess Hill, Joe Duncm, John Olszewski, Greta Andersen, Ann Cooper, Tom Park, Joanne Maurer, Bill Ray, Jim Donahue and A W Richards.
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Long Beach
Lafayette Hotel
Johnny Olszewski
Chicago
Cardinal
Joe Duhem
Hollywood
Bill Roy
Ann Cooper
Pat McCormier
United States
Jack Neggle
Larry Houston
U.S
Lafeyette Hotel
Houston
Pat McCarmick
Jess Hill
Joe Duncm
John Olszewski
Aim Hanna
Greta Andersen
Leslie Sklar
Paul Pettit
Tom Park
Joanne Roger Maurer
Bill Ray
Jim Donahue
A.W. Richards
Littler poised to defend title in Tournament of Champions
Gene Littler of Singing Hills plans to carve Desert Inn Golf Course in the third round of the fourth annual 37500 dollars Tournament of Champions in Las Vegas. After 36 holes Littler held a three stroke lead, with Gardner Dickinson and others two shots back, as the 1955 winner era looms.
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Las Vegas
Gene Littler
Singing Hills Country Club
el Cajon
Calif
Desert Inn
Littler
Tomary
Pithag
Gene
Hig Aeiress
Gardner Dickinson
Lloyd Mangcum
Shelley Mayfield
Ted Erol
Jackson Grows Cold on Brooklyn Bench
Chicago Cubs star Joe Jackson, now with the Dodgers, sits on the bench as Jackie Robinson secures third base. At 30, Jackson states he is ready to play and seeks opportunity, insisting he will stay patient for the team’s benefit.
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Jackson
Brooklyn
Ransom Jackson
Jackie Robinson
Tackson
Joe
Wackson
Chicago Cubs
Dodgers
Ebbetsfeld
Jim
Robinson
Fuo
Walt Alston
Jackie
Walt
Alston
Baseball Box Score Fragment Near Impossible To Read
Fragmentary MLB box score and obit-like notes from Friday's pages show scattered player names and totals across teams, with unclear context. The text names several players and a few team abbreviations, but the overall events and outcomes remain obscured.
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Bing Crosby
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Goodie
Pacific Coast League
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Green
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Ambeles
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Naranjo
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