McMurtry Upsets Ezzard Charles in Tacoma Ring Fight
In Tacoma Pat McMurtry 24-year-old local heavyweight defeated former champion Ezzard Charles by unanimous 10 round decision before 13,300 fans, earning $57,190 gate. McMurtry, weighing 182 to Charles 197, claimed his first win over a named opponent as Charles faded, with rematch talks opened by Charles’ handler Tom Tannas.
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Boyer Makes Case as Sophomore of the Year Candidate
Ken Boyer, a rookie third baseman turned stalwart for the St. Louis Cardinals, shines post All-Star Game with three hits in five trips, key RBIs, and strong defense. Now third in NL batting at .221, leader in RBIs with 60, and among homers with 20, he proves a late summer season impact.
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Babe Zaharias Surgeries Aid Amid Cancer Battle
Galveston Texas reports the famed Babe Zaharias underwent a five hour coréotomy to ease cancer pain. Doctors warned partial paralysis possible but she regained some movement and hoped to walk again as husband George Zaharias stood by. The recovery faces nerve complications and lingering mobility concerns.
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Ferrier and Barber Advance in Pro Tour Matches
In a dense recreation park field, Ferrier edged Montlandiler and Barber defeated Joe in a tightly contested batch of quarterfinals and morning matches. The day featured strong play from Mike Austin and veteran pros as Barber and Kirkwood posted solid victories, with Bassler and Clark delivering sub par rounds to reach the semifinals.
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Amy Hiland Fails To Conquer Strait Of Juan de Fuca
Long Beach housewife Amy Hiland battled 18 miles in 12 hours 16 minutes in 47 degree waters near Vancouver Island. Exhausted and partially paralyzed, she was pulled into a boat by trainer Wilfred Slater as husband Peter Hiland urged on from a cruiser. Only Bert Thomas of Tacoma has completed the strait in 11 hours 17 minutes. Port Angles Chamber of Commerce sponsored the attempt. no prize offered.
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Nitehawks Fight Back in 2-0 Win Over Santa Ana
Nitehawks extend win streak to six after beating Santa Ana 2 to 0 behind Jack Randall's sharp pitching and a key early homer by Clint Herron. Park Ave Field hosts Oxnard matchup as the Lifeguards and Nutrilite meet earlier in the Elks 888 event with Herron scoring in the first and Hamiston driving in a third.
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Tonight Sports Calendar Highlights and Venues
Tonight features Softball Nitehawks versus Oxnard at Park Ava Field and preliminary games at Fally Stud Auto Baciing Gardenia. Other events include baseball at Beattle Field, racing at South Gate and Valley Medal Ring venues, with further matches listed across regional sports sites.
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Disputed Nod to Zulueta Over Ludwig
Orlando Zulueta a Cuban former lightweight contender and Ludwig Lightburn faced controversy after Zulueta won a 10 round decision at Madison Square Garden. Managers discussed a rematch set for August 31 in Washington, D C. Lightburn disputed the ruling, believing he won.
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Sports on Radio TV Update Amid Racing Highlights
Radio and TV listing covers horse races with Arlington Classic and Hollywood Gold Cup recap. Mentions include Angel versus Seattle group and Marmouth Handicap with race times and station KRCA. Telecast notes mention River Golastela and Roller Dechy-yo with gelding Rice tie in a listed event.
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California and Stanford Nix Governor Knight Conference Plan
Governor Knight calls for four California schools to withdraw from the PCC over athletic governance. UCLA and USC pushback while Stanford and Cal cool on the idea. Officials debate penalties and potential conference reform amid allegations of under the table payments and eligibility issues.
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Adcock's Bombs Run as Braves Take Lead Again
Adcock powered the Braves to a key set sweep over the Dodgers, launching a two run homer and a grand slam while driving in seven. Milwaukee moved back atop the NL with an 8-6 and 6-5 victories, as Brooklyn failed to contain Adcock who has hit 15 homers this season, seven against the Dodgers. The Braves seized momentum in a broad pennant chase, with other NL clubs also posting wins to tighten the standings. In the American League, the Yankees extended their lead with a 10-0 rout of Cleveland, led by Bill Skowron's four RBI and Sturdivant's two-hitter performance, while the White Sox dropped further behind in a tight race. The Reds and Cardinals also won to stay in contention as the pennant chase heated up.
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