Crowe and Bell Power Reds Past Phillies 7-1
George Crowe and Gus Bell belted two homers for Cincinnati as the Reds rout Philadelphia 7-1. Jeffcoat earned his seventh win, driving in two and slugging a two run shot while Warren Hacker took the loss for the Phillies.
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Changes Loom In Selection Of All Stars
The article reports looming changes in how baseballs All-Star game starters are chosen. Commissioner Ford Frick vetoed a plan that would have let managers pick the starting lineup. The current system lets fans vote extensively via newspapers, prompting Fricks corrective substitutions from Cincinnati totals. Five Reds would still start in St Louis on July 9 despite the vote avalanche.
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Roy McMillan
Don Hoak
Frank Robinson
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Tentative hunting dates set for deer and upland game in Ohio
The Ohio Wildlife Council set tentative regulations including gun deer season December 11 to 14 and bow deer October 15 to December 31 with 9 am to 5 pm hours for guns and daylight to dark for bow. Bucks only in Scioto and Adams counties. Squirrel, rabbit, pheasant, rough grouse, Hungarian partridge dates and bag limits listed. night hunting for raccoon and skunk. muskrat and mink trapping November 15 to March 15 with no bag limit.
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Fight results from multiple bouts with scattered locations
Johnny Busso beat Larry Boardman in New York by points while Wilf Greaves stopped Jackie Headon in Edmonton. Ramon Fuentes outpointed Luigi Coluzzi in Melbourne. Pat Lowry and Mickey Crawford postponed boat race to July 11 due to rain.
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Johnny Busso
New York
Larry Boardman
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Conn
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Wilf Greaves
Pittsburgh
Jackie Headon
Melbourne
Australia
Ramon Fuentes
Los Angeles
Luigi Coluzzi
Italy
Saginaw, Mich
Pat Lowry
Mickey Crawford
Oversized Field To Run In Rich Filly Handicap
A field of 19 fillies and mares converges on Stanton for the Delaware Handicap the world's richest distaff race. Purse may reach 167 625 dollars with top prizes between 115 875 and 116 937 dollars. Amoret and Princess Turia from Calumet Farm head the choices with Eddie Arcaro and Willie Hartack aboard. Floral Park from Brookmeade and Pucker Up owned by Mrs Ada L Rice are also strong contenders. Willie Shoemaker guides Pucker Up.
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Willie Hartack
Brookmeade Stable
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Hollywood Park
Willie Shoemaker
Yesterday's Stars: Moore Dominates Indians in 6-0 Shutout
Ray Moore limited the Indians to three singles as Baltimore threw its fourth straight shutout, matching a league record. Billy Klaus collected four hits two homers and five RBIs in Boston's 9-2 win over Detroit, lifting the Red Sox to fourth place.
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Hal Jeffcoat
Gus Bell
Dick Donovan
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Larry Doby
Sox
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Yankee
Woody Held
Hec Lopez
Bob Grim
Wally Burnette
Virgil Trucks
Tom Brewer
Charlie Maxwell
Frank Bowling
Basilio Aims for Ring Revenge Against Robinson
Welterweight champion Carmen Basilio vows to repay defeat by Ray Robinson in a September title bid for Robinson's middleweight crown. Tentative dates set for Sept 16-17 at the Polo Grounds or Sept 23-24 at Yankee Stadium with gate and TV deals boosting potential earnings. Basilio offers 5 percent concession to meet Robinson's 45 percent gate demand, bookmakers list Basilio as 75 favorite despite a nine pound weight gap.
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New York
James Norris
International Boxing Club
Polo Grounds
Yankee Stadium
Robinson
Basilio
Imen
Sugar Ray
Norris
Busse Fights Past Boardman in Lightweight Bout
Unranked Johnny Busse, 24, defeats Larry Boardman, 21, by unanimous decision in a televised bout at Mechanics Building. Busse improves to 30 wins, four losses and a draw. Boardman falls to 34-5 after three straight defeats and a dropped top ranking. Busse seeks a shot at Joe Brown's title, while Boardman plans a long layoff for rest.
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Boston
Johnny Busse
New York
East Side
Larry Boardman
Fof Marlborough
Conn
Joe Brown
Busso
Boardman
Larry
Sam Boardman
Mechanics Building
Hazel Operators Buy Up Wheeling Hazel Downs Track
Federal Judge Harry E. Watkins approves the sale of the Wheeling Downs Race Track to Hazel Park operators for 1.78 million dollars. The government takes 60 percent to offset 3.28 million in back taxes claimed from William G. Lias, with the rest to Lias and his two children as minority stockholders.
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W. Va
Wheeling Downs
Hazel Park
Detroit
Harry E. Watkins
West Virginia
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Freeman Back At Dayton Oval
Dayton stock car driver Dick Freeman, winner of last Saturday night’s modified stock car feature, returns tonight for a $1,500 purse program at the Dayton Speedway. Harold Smith and Jack Perkins also race in the event as the weekend program opens with a six star motorcycle meet planned for Sunday. Time trials begin at 7 p.m. for stockcars with racing at 8:30, and cycles qualify at noon with racing at 2:30.
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Dayton Speedway
Harold Smith
Jack Perkins
Speedway
Baseball results and schedules from Friday to Sunday
Results show Brooklyn losing to Chicago while Cincinnati beat Philadelphia 7 to 1 and Milwaukee defeated Pittsburgh 4 to 2. New York topped St. Louis 4 to 1. Sunday cards include Brooklyn versus Chicago and Pittsburgh versus Milwaukee. International League games postponed by rain. American Association scores list Minneapolis over Omaha and Wichita over Charleston with Denver crushing St. Paul.
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Major League Leaders Baseball Top Performers This Season
Baseball leaders list with Mantle Williams and others across batting runs RBIs homers and stolen bases. Schmitt and Sanford noted in pitching and strikeout tallies with teams New York Boston Chicago St Louis Milwaukee and Philadelphia highlighted.
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Philadelphia
Drott
Rains Postpone Friday Night Races in Columbus
Heavy rain forced the postponement of the scheduled Friday night harness racing card at Hilliards Raceway in Columbus. The new date was not announced.
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Ohio
Warness Racing
Hilliards Raceway
Orioles Tie Mark With Fourth Straight Shutout
Moore and three relievers combined for a 6-0 win over Cleveland as Baltimore tied the AL record with 41 consecutive scoreless innings. Brown, Lees, Johnson, and Moore contributed shutouts, while Busby and Donavan sparked the offense and the Orioles moved to 5-5 in a row.
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Monza 500 set for record pace and hazard in May
Nine American drivers and three British racers prepared for the Monza International 500 mile race in Italy. Qualifying saw Tony Bettenhausen top 177 mph on the 2.6 mile circuit, with several Americans above 170 mph and others over 165 mph. Jaguars from Ecurie Ecosse trailed with about 150 mph averages.
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Italy
Tony Bettenhausen
Tinley Park
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Ariz
Pat O'Connor
North Vernon
Ind
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Oakland
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Eddie Sachs
Allentown
Andy Linden
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Lincoln-Mercury shortstop Harrison nets four hits in 16 2 win
Dale Harrison the Lincoln-Mercury shortstop in the Class B Knothole League had four hits including a single two doubles and a triple as his team defeated Inland Container 16 to 2 on Wednesday night. The Journal Thursday incorrectly credited the hits to Dale Henderson.
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