Don Jordan Loses to Candy McFarland in Baltimore Non Title
Welterweight champ Don Jordan bloodied in a non title 10 rounder as Candy McFarland outboxed and out punched him. Sugar Ray Robinson faced possible hearing after missing his scheduled bout with Pedro Gonzales amid contractual disputes. Jordan's next title defense is May 27 in Las Vegas against Benny Kid Paret. Attendance at Memorial Stadium was 2,014 with net gate of 5,540.82 split between Jordan and Robinson.
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Associated Press
Baltimore
Don Jordan
Sugar Ray Robinson
Jordan
Candy McFarland
Robinson
Pedro Gonzales
Stankin
Maryland Athletic Commission
George Gainford
Las Vegas
Benny
Kid) Paret
Farland
Eddie Leonard
McFarland
McFarlane
National Boxing Association
Memorial Stadium
al Flora
Gainard
Flora
New York
Gainford
Gonzales
Middletown Middies trounce Hamilton Garfield 90 to 27 in final meet
Middletown Middies clinched dominance at McKinley Field finishing 13 of 14 events ahead of Hamilton Garfield 90 to 27. Jim Gillis and Chet Jones each won two events and joined the 880 relay win, while Ken Bryant set a season best high jump of 6 feet 2 inches as the squad eyes the Class AA district meet at Oxford.
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McKinley
Hamilton Garfield
Oxford
Jim Gillis
Chet Jones
Mitchell
Columbus
Jones
Gillis
Ken Bryant
A.C
Campbell
Hooks
Vinson
Shazier
Whitmer
McKeller
R. Jones
C. Jones
Bryant
B. Smith
Glover
Myers
Beatty Harrington Set For State Net Tourney
Mid dletown High stars Dave Harrington and Walt Beatty qualified for the state net finals next week in Columbus by easy wins in the district semi finals Their 6-0 6-1 victory over Hamilton Garfield’s Dave Connell and Charlie Evans put Middies into the doubles final and set up a district championship clash with Cincinnati Walnut Hills Dinsmore and Merkel The district singles finalists include Wyoming’s Tom Jenike and Walnut Hills’ Toby Frey after earlier semifinal wins Jenike defeated Jim Gerwin 6-2 6-2 while Frey beat Ted Norris 4-6 6-2 6-3
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Dave Harrington
Walt Beatty
Middletown High
Columbus
Hamilton Garfield
Dave Connell
Charlie Evans
Griffin
Middies
Harrington
Beatty
Cincinnati
Walnut Hills
Dinsmore
Merkel
Cincinnati Hyde Park
Cincinnati Withrow
Corbitt
Ratterman
Paullin's Drives Softball Rout With 20-2 Score
Paullin's aggressive lineup powered to a 20-2 softball win at Goldman Park, with four homers and 12 extra-base hits including G Burns going 4 for 4 with two homers and two doubles. A&N Construction blitzed Middletown Sand and Gravel 11-5, while Ross Johns stopped the Civilians 8-3 behind 21 team hits led by Downey Agnew Jones and Higdon at bat.
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Goldman Park
Journalmen
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Sibey
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Ross Moorg
Civitans
Schultz
Middletown
A&n
Downey
Agnew
Jones
Higdon
Knothole Practice Schedule Announced for C League
Knothole practice sessions for Class C were announced by Jimmy Matson loop commissioner. Teams drill Wednesday at 4 pm and Friday at 6 pm with diamond assignments listed for Wednesday and Friday including Allsports Roger's Jewelers Aeronca Lawsan Coolidge Corp Myer Ltd Broyles Sports Electric Martin Real Estate Roberson's Sporting Goods Equitable Life Amanda A C and others.
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Jimmy Mattson
Allsports
Roger's Jewelers
Aeronca
Lawsan
Coolidge Corp
Myer’: Ltd
Broyles Sports, Electric
Martin Real Estate
Roberson's Sporting Goods
Equitable Life
Myer's Ltd
Amanda A. C
Broyles, Lawsan
Long Electric
Roberson’s
Denison Rallies To Keep Loop's Links Pennant
Denison University defends the Ohio Conference golf title at Springfield Country Club. After 18 holes Wittenberg led over Ohio Wesleyan and Denison, but Denison surged to win by 12 strokes over Wittenberg and 13 over Wesleyan. Individual medalist was Jim Logue of Wittenberg with 143. Denison teammates Tom Smith and Fred Moore tied for second with 148.
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Loop
Springfield
Ohio
Denison University
Wittenberg
Ohio Wesleyan
Wesleyan
Oberlin
Akron
Wooster
Mount Union
Heidelberg
Capital
Kenyon
Muskingum
Hiram
Otterbegn
Marietta
Jim Logue
Springfield Country Club
Tom Smith
Fred Moore
Musial benched in championship fashion for Cards
Stan Musial sat out the starting lineup in a Sunday doubleheader with Chicago and Monday night against Philadelphia. He appeared as a pinch hitter in the second game, walking and scoring in a 5-3 victory. Manager Sally Hemus said the changes are day to day and not a sign of Musial ending his career.
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Lou Achitelle
Philadelphia
Stan Musial
St. Louis
Chicago
Musial
Sally Hemus
Hemus
George Crowe
Crowe
Cards
Sally
Donora
Hank Casey Upsets Henry Hank In Boxing Bout
In New Orleans Hank Casey from Los Angeles, 156 pounds, outpointed Henry Hank of Detroit, 160 pounds, over ten rounds.
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Associated Press
New Orleans
Hank Casey
Los Angeles
Henry Hank
Detroit
Unsigned OCR Fragment Pieces Central Presa Distribution
Fragmentary OCR text shows a terse listing of item codes and distributor Central Presa. The readable bits include references to s0yoyd and S.207-¢ S209 SOW VE and 37-T with numbers and parenthetical notes. The fragment lacks clear event, date, or full entity details to form a complete news item.
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Central Presa
Bowling results reveal tight scores and high 200s
Yesterday's SPORTS BOWL results list teams like Angie's Beauty and Mayfield Market, with players and scores across divisions. Notable high games include Tex Williams 224 and Ken Carpenter 217, while women top marks feature Dorothy Lemmons 190 and Janet Ruppert 180.
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Janet Ruppert
Angie
Sol Schneider
Doebler Bros
Hudepohl
Sam's Kids
K's
Alley Ooops
Frank Hedeon
Dorothy Lemmons
Helen Craft
Nancy Gray
Sue Amatul
Dot Staton
Scoring In ABC Tournament Slows In Toledo
In Toledo, the American Bowling Congress event showed no change atop the open team standings for the fifth day straight as Murnan's Lanes No. 1 of Ander son Indiana posted 2871. George Masuiyama of Chicago delivered the day's high singles 682 and best all events 1823. Bill Tighe and Jack Rohrlack of Manasquan New Jersey combined for the top doubles series 1232.
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Toledo
Ohio
Murnan
Anderson
Ind
George Masuiyama
Chicago
Bill Tighe
Jack Rohrlack
Manasquan
N. J
Lebanon Raceway First Race Results and Entries
The Lebanon Raceway card lists winners with times and purses for nine races, plus attendance of 8.0 and handle of 41,381. It also provides entries for all races with horse names, drivers, and associations.
Remark Sparks Tension Between Two Characters
A terse exchange reveals strain as a speaker tells George they wish he would go to bed without trampling over them, hinting at friction in their relationship. The line foregrounds underlying conflict and prompts curiosity about their dynamic and the scene’s setting.
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George
Judge Orders Desegregation in New Orleans Schools
U S District Judge J Skelly Wright ordered New Orleans public schools to desegregate by September, saying the Orleans Parish School Board must submit a plan or face a court order. The board attorney cited state law as a barrier, while officials warned governors and segregation leaders about keeping schools open if segregation persists. The milestone comes as national figures mark the six year anniversary of the Supreme Court ruling.
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New Orleans
U.S. Supreme Court
U.S. Dist
J. Skelly Wright
Louisiana
Orleans Parish
Gerald Rault
Kennedy Challenged Over White House Bid in Oregon
In Eugene and Portland, Sen. Wayne Morse accuses Sen. John F. Kennedy of spending extravagantly to buy the White House. Morse vows to oppose Kennedy in the Oregon Democratic primary, while Kennedy skirts the fray and urges Democrats not to waste votes on noncontenders. Nixon forecasts heightened focus on vice presidential picks.
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White House
Morse
Douglas
Cornell
Portland
Ore
John F. Kennedy
White ‘House
Oregon
Wayne Morse
Harris
Eugene
Ken
Nixon
DiSalle Forces Still Rule Ohio Democrats
In Columbus Ohio Governor DiSalle's forces kept control of Ohio's Democratic Executive Committee and the state's delegation to the party's national convention. The new state committee re elected William L Coleman chair and kept other officers for two years. Delegates retained Albert Horstman and Helen Gunsett for national posts while naming Coleman delegation chair. The convention plans to finalize national committee members at the July 11 Los Angeles meeting. DiSalle proposed Horstman amid opposition from Sen. Stephen Young. Duffy abstained to keep the vote split. Miller's anti DiSalle slate won nine delegates. DiSalle's delegation controls 64 votes. All delegates pledged to Kennedy. Miller faction threatened independent action. Duffy warned the delegation move could trigger a lawsuit.
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Columbus
Ohio
Michael V. DiMalle
William L. Coleman
Marysville
Albert A. Horstman
Dayton
Helen Gunsett
van Wert
Colemae
National Committee
Los Angeles
Horstman
DiSalle
Duffy
Miller
U.S
John F. Kennedy
Massachusetts
di Salle
Light Vote Seen For Maryland Primary Kennedy Favored
In Maryland, election officials forecast a light turnout for the Democratic presidential primary with Sen. John F. Kennedy the heavy favorite to win Maryland's 24 nominating votes. Sen. Wayne Morse is Kennedy's only major opponent and did not expect to stop him. No Republican entrants are listed.
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Baltimore
John F. Kennedy
Massachusetts
Maryland
Wayne Morse
Oregon
Kennedy
Joseph Curnane
Joseph D. Tydings
The Greeks and Romans Used Safety Pin Varieties
The ancient world employed a range of safety pin designs from Greece and Rome. These fasteners served clothing, armor, and fastening needs, showing early ingenuity in simple hardware.
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