Boxing Commission Probes Doped Fight Rematch
Pennsylvania's new boxing panel opened an inquiry into Friday night's odd bout in Philadelphia where Harold Johnson failed to answer the bell for round three of his scheduled 10 round rematch with Julio Mederos. Officials cited a rhubarb and started investigations as the fight drew unusual scrutiny.
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New Boxing Commission
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Cuba
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Press-Telegram
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Wilbur Strickland
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Klein
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Othier Traines
Joel
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In This Corner with Vick Teins and Baseball Talk
Veteran columnist reflects on the Pacific Coast League standings and pitching as the deciding factor. He highlights Portland and Sacramento, Oakland pitching, and Seattle’s changes, naming players and managers while noting Johnson in boxing and Kelleher’s medical updates.
Ex Padre Got Break When He Left Tribe
New York report quotes Sam Jones saying Cleveland let him go helped him find happiness and notes the Indians three ace rotation blocks a young pitcher. He recalls the pitching plans dispute with manager Al Lopez and GM Hank Greenberg and reflects on early opportunities and past success at Indianapolis and San Diego.
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Cuba
Indians
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al Lopez
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Indianapolis
Herb Score
Cubs
Ralph Kiner
San Diego
Score
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Ragig Detsait and Rival Matchups Across Radio TV Schedule
The listing shows multiple sports broadcasts across radio and television including Ragig Detsait vs Waste Sex KEI 3790, disfigwood facing San France at 3 p.m., Aneetes versus Oakland, and Athletics vs Indians on HNXT two games. Other games include Hollywort KE at 9 p.m. and Redtucky Deray at 21 25 p.m. Bowing Uéaeobersfert.
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Waste
KEI
Resepen Hundlege
Disfigwood
San France
Pam Ee Aneetes
Oakland
Witpc
Rsd
Sirius wins Newport Ensenada yacht race title
Sirius led 179 yachts by a wide margin to win the 120 mile Newport Ensenada race finishing in 22 hours 40 minutes. The crew included owner Howard Altman. Close behind was Marie Amelie owned by Gabriel Giannini of Newport Harbor followed by Westward Hilaria Skylark Mai Tai and Legend. Official corrected-time honors were to be announced later.
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Newport
Marie Amelie
SCOREBOARD UPDATE FOR MAJOR LEAGUES AND REGIONAL GAMES
The page lists scores from baseball leagues with teams such as Los Angeles Oakland Seattle San Francisco and San Diego plus entries for national and American leagues. It includes multiple game names, venues, and abbreviations like St. Louis Philadelphia New York and Chicago with scattered scores and matchups across various dates and locations.
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Brooklyn
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
New York
Cincinnati
Chicago
Milwaukee
St. Louis
Turley
White Sox
Seattie
Los
Datefant
Carawells
Ivabel
San Dieke
Dicken
Beattin
Larmbard
Dales Baits Motiswoot
Oakland
A.hagar
A. Dart
Balt Feontinnee
Cineriday
Pittshuegh
Paltadelphisy
Chicage
Mivemusee
Tia
Pittshuren
Muchey
Lidvie
Philatelnhia
Joes
Roberta
Els
Pkee
Teenttils New York And Other College Basketball Results
In Sunday games, New York beat Heston 6 to 4 while Chicago defeated Detralia 1 to 0 and Washington won 2 to 0. Cleveland topped Kansas, Kiely and Brogas contributed for Cleveland, Dewalt faced Chicago-Gromek, and Baltimore played Washington Knight with Schmitx and Wusin listed in matchups.
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Navy
Roberts
Philadelphia
Turley
Baltimore
Sears
Boston
Kansas City
Virgil Trucks
Detroit
Chicago
Washington
New York
Heston
Detralia
Bo Umere
Cleveland
Kansas
Goeeg
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Sescon
Sireen
Ve Kiely
Brogas Guy
Shanson Es
Wisin
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Gromek
Ery
Washington Knight
Wusuy
Schmitx
Gardena Opens Weekend Tests At Gardena Stadium
Gardena hosts a heavy program with 73 drivers including Deane Sears of Long Beach and George Swift of Sanwalk. Al Gunter wins the motorcycle main event while Johenny Gibson, injured, is in good condition at University Hospital after an earlier spill. Results list several prize runners and classes.
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Deane Sears
Long Beech
George Swift
R Sanwalk
al Gunter
Jooheny Gibson
Gardena
Gibson
University Hospital
Canter
Ed Krelz
Dae Brimcigz
Heviey
Satuora
Prax
Compton College Wins JC Crown Over Tartars in SCJC Meet
Lionel Daniel led Compton with a 14.9 second high hurdles victory as the Tartars’ depth fueled a 71 point team win over Santa Ana City College and other rivals. Dick Dorsey of Saint Monica dominated sprints, while Long Beach City College placed tenth behind Bob Humphreys’s 49 foot shot and second in discus.
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Southern California Junior College
Santa Ana City College
Los Angeles
Bob Humphreys
Long Beach City College
Humphreys
Ray Hampton
Ron Eeles
Bege Ut
BN Eine
Sal
Hampten
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Curse
Safe. Smart
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Hail Coy Link
Wen Pomp
HMAC
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Lamia
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Neal
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Abbott
Hotsombe
Bai Whitin
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SAC
Dames Grsiny
Hater
Salton Sea Swim Set for 8 a.m
An event at Salton Sea schedules an 8 am swim with participants Chuck Day and Dr. W. W. Slater. They previously failed a crossing two weeks earlier after being ordered out by the Coast Guard.
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Mead
Queen to Oppose Seals Bearden Nine This Friday
Long Beach City College Vikings face Bakersfield in a crucial Metro race with a must-win aim. Queen of Long Beach, 0-0, and Bearden are paired as Valley rivals look to steady form after recent losses and a tough schedule.
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Bill Hicks
Bakersfield
Long Beach
City College Vikings
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Monarchs
Ray Ramirez
Long Beach Cup
Ag IO
Mesa
Sterpergbot Muiht Ivelmerti
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Sebwier
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Windham
Sandel
TV Grid Schedule Heralds PCC Telecasts This Fall
HAL WOOD reports the Pacific Coast Conference plans a split regional TV slate for football. Bay Area fans will see UCLA Texas A&M and Oregon State California Washington games, with most others aired regionally through CBS networks, reducing blackouts and expanding access to home and away games.
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Bay Region
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Stah
Oregon State
California
Washington
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Ford
Oregon
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Gan State
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