Dodgers trade Zimmer to Cubs in three-for one deal
Dodgers ship six year veteran Don Zimmer to Chicago for three Cubs farmhands from Houston. Cubs hope Zimmer fills third base gap as they prepare to face the St. Louis Cardinals while Los Angeles receives outfielder Lee Ye, infielder Jonny Garcia and lefty Fon Perranoski assigned to Montreal.
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Fight Results Tie Three By Assocated Press
AP report lists youth boxing results from various cities with multiple teen contestants. Olson of Portland stopped Maravilla of Fresno, Rodriguez of Cuba stopped Gutierrez of Mexico, Martinez of Miami stopped Ficino of Miami, Yaoua of Japan outpointed Kano of Thailand, with Yaoda ret aining the Orient flyweight title.
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Mexico
Tampa
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Smoking Linked to Lung Cancer in Civil Suit Hearing
Pittsburgh jury hears Dr William F Kremer testify that heavy cigarette smoking is the common factor in epidermoid lung cancer cases. He says he has not seen a confirmed case without a long smoking history and points to Chesterfield usage by Otto Pritchard in 23 years.
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Denver Chemical Corp
Hinsdale, NY
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Elave
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Pritchard
Judge Frees Caparella After Wrongful Detention
In Ellicott City Maryland a judge ordered 2 year old William Caparella freed from prison finding he was not legally committed and had been held on an escape conviction. Caparella had spent about six years jailed with one prior escape and was arrested in January 1954 for a misdemeanor at Patuxent Institution Jessup.
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Caparella Commitment Ruled Invalid by Maryland Courts
In Baltimore courts Caparella was found improperly sent to Patuxent for offenses after June 1. Caparella escaped in 1956 and received a six year sentence. Judge James K Cullen ruled the Patuxent commitment invalid last October, and Judge James Macgill said Caparella could not be held on the escape charge since he was not legally confined.
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