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22 Apr 1957
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Newspaper
Monroe News Star
Location
Monroe, Louisiana, United States of America
Date
Apr 22, 1957
Page
1
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Robin Roberts rejects Mayo Smith’s claim that his frequent home run pitches are carelessness. The Phillies ace insists the pitches are bad but not careless and notes Hank Sauer’s blast helped the Giants win the opener of a doubleheader. Philadelphia won the nightcap 8-5.
The Brooklyn Dodgers open a Jersey City schedule with an eight game home stand at Roosevelt Stadium. Mayor Bernard Berry to throw out the first ball as Roger Craig faces Jim Hearn in the Phillies game. The season previously opened April 16 in Philadelphia and April 18 in Brooklyn against the Pirates.
Billy Bell won the shortened seven and a half mile feature at Twin Cities Speedway West Monroe on a muddy track after rain disrupted the schedule. Driving a 1939 Ford owned by Hank Wallace and Miller's Used Cars, Bell beat eight starters as Gerald Greenway adjusted plans and a trophy and cash were awarded to Bell and Mallard.
Wrestlers Prince Emir from Arabia and Galento of Hollywood make their arena debut in a tag team bout against Jack and George Curtis. The Curtis brothers defend Jack's Louisiana state heavyweight title in a following match against Antone Leone with a 90 minute title limit and a one hour tag bout. Doors open at seven, bouts begin 8 15 with general admission 90 cents and ringside 1 50. under six admitted free.
The 1956 Cincinnati Redlegs power led to 9 wins and 221 home runs. Manager Birdie Tebbetts used steals sacrifices and hit and run plays. In a mid season 11th inning against the New York Giants at Cincinnati Ted Kluszewski started with a single and moved to second on an error, Frank Robinson walked, Smoky Burgess grounded out, and the runners advanced.
Captain Harry Carpenter led LSU to a 97 38 victory over Mississippi State as he anchored the quarter mile relay in 42.4 seconds and swept sprints and hurdles. He won the 100, 220, 120 yard high hurdles, and 220 yard low hurdles, with LSU dominating running events. Dukes tied for high jump first and won the broad jump, while Jim Lavin claimed discus and shot put.
New York Angleo De Fendis a 24 year old Brooklyn knockout artist is a 9-5 favorite to defeat Canadian light heavyweight champion Yvon Durelle in a televised 10 round match at St. Nicholas Arena. Durelle 27 from New Brunswick seeks a win to set up a possible Canadian heavyweight title shot against James J. Parker.
Gene Littler, 26, from San Diego, captures the $40,000 Tournament of Champions at Desert Inn. He overcomes Don January and challenges from Jimmy Demaret and others to finish three strokes ahead at 285, aided by a late birdie and a crucial 10 foot putt. Frankie Laine’s Calcutta bet on Littler nets him about $20,000.
Johnny Podres, aging through back pain and past injuries, wins his first start since the 1955 World Series with a 2-0 shutout against Pittsburgh. The Dodgers ace, who helped Brooklyn win the 1955 title, overcomes a long layoff including Navy service and medical setbacks to reaffirm his greatness.
Sunny Jim Fitzsimmons plans Bold Ruler to ship to Churchill Downs this week and follow Wheatley colt to Louisville on Sunday. The 82 year old trainer will supervise workouts before the Derby on May 4 as Bold Ruler seeks another Derby bid after winning the Wood Memorial in track record time with Eddie Arcaro riding.
Marlene Bauer Hagge of Delray Beach Florida and Dallas Texas led after three rounds with 216 to win the 54 hole Lawton Open. Betsy Rawls was runner up with 219 while Ruth Jessen and Wiffi Smith tied for third at 220.
Glen Fireball Roberts of Daytona Beach Florida will chase his fourth consecutive NASCAR Grand National victory next Saturday as the season opens in Spartanburg South Carolina. He stands third in the national point standings.
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