Spaceman Watches U S Cagers Win MOSCOW
The United States touring basketball team split two games in Moscow. The men beat the Soviets 73 to 68 while the women lost 65 to 48. Major Yuri Gagarin observed from the VIP box and chatted with players before tipoff. Jerry Lucas starred for the men with 17 points.
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Russia
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Mark
Dan Swartz
Cleveland Pipers
National Basketball League
Swartz
James Francis
IBL
Akron
Lucas Beach
Finkelman Quintet Tops Derby Bowling Stand in Louisville
The Harry Finkelman Quintet moved to first in the Derby Tournament at Broad Brook Lanes Louisville with a 2905 total including 152 handicap. Frontier Lanes and Irving's Fashions chased in Dayton WHIO event as Middleton teams race for honors and prize money.
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Middletown
Harry Finkelman
Broad Brook Lanes
Louisville
Middletonians
Frontier Lanes
Secon
Poelking
Dayton
Irving
Harry Finkelman Realty
Les Colvin
Kathy Harrison
Dot Long
Colvin
Harrison
Long
Jenny Stein
Arlene Mattingly
Alice Keister
Knothole Club Prepares for Season Equipment Turnover
The Knothole Club ends pre-season work tonight and tomorrow distributes team equipment at Smith Park. Distribution starts at 7 oclock and continues to 9 30 at the Benadum Fieldhouse, handing gear to managers who will lead season plans starting the first Monday in June.
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Knothole Club
Smith Park
Benadum
Nordot Bantam Leads At Middletown Dog Show
Nordot Bantam a 10 month old Miniature Schnauzer owned by Mr and Mrs Harry W Lewis of 2903 Sherman Ave won her American bred bitch class then won winners bitch and best of opposite sex at the Veterans Memorial Building in Columbus. Nordot Bantam and Nordot Tantalizat in the Lewises name tallied top scores. B Js Classy Lassy a Cocker Spaniel owned by James Haynes and Betty Jo Murray of Franklin led in Novice B and topped Obedience scoring.
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Veteran's Memorial Building
Columbus
Nordot Bantam
Lewises
B. J
James Haynes
Betty Jo Murray
Franklin
Softball Star Sparks Bowlers Shine in ABC Tourney
In Detroit AP report a former softball player boosts Cliff Anton team of St. Louis to lead the American Bowling Congress half million prize fund. Max Legate, bowling house manager, posted 182 266 225 673 in the nine game series to help the Antons take the regular division lead. Legate added 635 in doubles and 630 in singles for 1938 all events total second place.
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Cliff Anton
St. Louis
American Bowling Congress
Antons
Max Legate
Legate
Weekend Bowling Results and High Scores
Weekend results show multiple leagues with wins for Rams over Browns 3 2, Eagles blanking 0, and 48's toppling Hudepoh. High scores include Howa Mattocks 231 and Paul Girarg 208 in 200 games. Irene Kelso led women with 161 in 10 games.
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Eagles
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Hi-Hopers
Do Gooders
Tip Toppers
Rollers
A.D. Ar
Four Roses
Brass Rail
Howa Mattocks
Paul Girarg
Irene Kelso
Dodgers Batter Moon Sees Eighth Wrong Field Homer
Wally Moon hits a misplayed left field homer at Los Angeles Coliseum boosting the Dodgers. The AP reports Moon connected for his eighth round-tripper of the season in an odd fielding miscue during yesterday's game.
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Wally Moon
Dodgers
Los Angeles Coliseum
Prep Schools Near State's Sports Finale
Ohio launches a statewide four ply program for spring sports with 50 787 youngsters. Sectional and district qualifiers lead to May 26 27 at Ohio State. Roughly 25 843 boys on 757 track squads 20 114 baseball 2 915 golf 1 915 tennis teams compete before May 3 weekend.
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Columbus
Ohio
Ohio State University
Mahaffey, Sullivan on short Cubs run as Phillies sweep
Art Mahaffey struck out 17 Cubs in a 5-1 Phillies win to reach .500, while Frank Sullivan blanked Chicago 1-0 in the opener and Mahaffey followed with a 6-0 victory in the second game.
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Art Mahaffey
Phillies
Cubs
Chicago
Frank Sullivan
Pender Eyes November Showdown With Fullmer for Title
Paul Pender after his third defense against Carmen Basilio eyes a November Boston bout with Gene Fullmer for the 160 pound crown. Money talks as promoter Sam Silverman pursues a $200000 gate and up to $150000 TV. Pender meets Terry Downes in London July 3 while Fullmer awaits Jorge Fernandez. Basilio predicts Fullmer would win if they fought.
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Gene Fullmer
Carmen Basilio
Pender
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Mass
Massachusetts
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Europe
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West Jordan
Utah
National Boxing Association
Sam Silverman
Boston Garden
Marv Jenson
Terry Downes
London
Paul
Jorge Fernandez
Basilio
Vet Johnson Defends Light Heavy Title Tonight
Philadelphia light heavyweight champion Harold Johnson, 32, defends his NA title tonight in a 15 round bout at the Arena against 21 year old Von Clay. Promoter Al Lewis expects about 4,000 paying spectators and around $30,000 in gate. Johnson takes 40 percent of the non televised broadcast. Clay gets 20 percent. Archie Moore is still recognized as champion in other circuits.
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Harold Johnson
von Clay
National Boxing Association
Olq
Archie Moore
New York
Massachusetts
Europe
al Lewis
Johnson
Clay
Challenger
Pender Edges Basilio In Close Bout In Syracuse
Boston teenager Paul Pender aged 16 from Brookline outpointed Basilio of Syracuse New York by 15 rounds in a featured boxing match.
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Boston
Paul Pender
Brookline
Mass
Carmen Basilio
Syracuse N. Y
Bartzen Seeks Stronger Play At Dallas Invitational
Bernard Tut Bartzen former United States Davis Cup captain aims to show stronger form after defeating Ham Richardson 3 6 6 2 6 2 6 0 to win the Dallas Invitational title as Australia had beaten the U S in the last Davis Cup matches.
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Bernard
Tut) Bartzen
United States
America
Australia
Emerson
Rod Laver
Dallas
Bartzen
Ham Richardson
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