Mims Favored To Upset Jones In Televised Bout
Holly Mims, 95 underdog odds over Bobby Jones, headlines tonight’s 10 round nationally telecast boxing clash at the Arena Philadelphia. Mims seeks revenge after a close win over Milo Savage and knockouts over George Johnson and Willie Troy, while Jones, 29, father of four, has losses to Johnson and Giardella and seeks an upset in the East amid Raforea’s campaign. The bout will be decided by a referee and two judges in NBC telecast at 8 p.m. EST.
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Raforea
Bobo Olson
Oakland
Calif
Gil Turner
Mums
NBC
Inter-Church Bowling League Banquet Plans Final Standings
The Inter-Church Bowling League ends its fifteenth season with a banquet Monday at 7 p m at Peter Pan Inn where President Thomas Shoemaker will introduce top teams. Women’s division leaders include Calvary Methodist Catherine Best and others. Men’s division leaders include Doubs Lutheran R W Koontz Walker Smith Elmer Cook and more. About 200 guests expected. awards announced. A separate sports feature highlights Dodgers coach Charley Dressen mentoring Ernie Cravett, a 23-year-old rookie with a 150-pound frame, in batting technique and strike-zone management. Cravett recalls past seasons and how pitchers targeted him, noting lessons from Chattanooga and Orlando.
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Mrs. Nelson
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Shirley Dakel
Helen Mullican
Thelma Cannon
Jane Burress
Doubs Lutheran
R. W. Koontz
Walker Smith
Elmer Cook
Raymond Cook
Mike Specht
Luke Crampton
Mike Mulcahey
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Forest Grove
Mt. Pleasant Meth
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Buckesstown
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Middletown Lutherans
Chattanooga
Dressen
Cravetz
Feddie Stanks
Dresser
Senators
Ovayelz
Cocna
Fla
Consuegra Hurls Three-Hitter For Sox
Chicago beats Kansas City 7 1 in the home opener at Comiskey Park as Consuegra twirls a three hitter and Bob Nieman belted a homer. Vic Power aided KC with a double and single, but Sonny Dixon allowed two late Sox runs. Attendance 14 067, largest Sox second opener in 13 years.
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Sandy
Consuegra
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A’s
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Sox
Bobby Shantz
Philadelphia
Sonny Dixon
Consuerra
Vic Power
Jim Finigan
Bill Renna
R. H
Saad
Lollar
Maryland Terps defeat Loyola in muddy lacrosse battle
Maryland lacrosse earns fifth straight win despite rain soaked field. Marsland’s defense held Loyola to five shots as Stratt, Corrigan and Keating starred with multiple goals and assists. Nearby golf: Greensboro Open delayed by nearly three days due to rain with Sam Snead chasing fifth Greensboro title.
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Baltimore
Maryland
Loyola of Baltimore
Marsland
Greyhounds
Jimmy Stratt
Dick Corrigan
Keating
Stratt
Heip
Conigan
Greensboro
Sedgefield Club
Sam Snead
White Sulphur Springs
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Greenshorpe
Cubs Win Third As Cincinnati Bowl
The Chicago Cubs defeated the Cincinnati Redlegs 6-4 in ten innings to win the third straight NL game. Rawson Jackson hit a deciding homer as Hank Sauer, Banks and others contributed in a tight scoring battle. A strong pitching duel through 10 innings gave way to late Cubs offense for the victory.
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Het Jackson
Erie Banks
Johnny Whippston
Rush
Jeffenat
Poiret
Chin
Klippstein
Valentine
Minakin
Lane
Baties
Baseball By Tae: American League Schedule Notes
Eastern Time overview shows results and upcoming games for New York Boston Detroit Cleveland Kansas City Baltimore Chicago Washington Milwaukee Philadelphia Brooklyn and other teams. Key matchups include 2p games Cleveland at Detroit New York at Boston and Baltimore at Boston with yesterday's Boston New York 4 final and Cleveland 5 Detroit 3 summaries.
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Ciuenco
Washington
Kansas City
I's
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Baltimore
Cleveland
Lary
Boston
Turley
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Fames
Chicago
Cincinnati
Brooklin
Line selection guides spin reel fishing tips and lines
AL McCLA explains line choice for light lures in spinning and fixed spool setups. He compares braided nylon and monofilament, noting diameter, elongation, finish and durability affect casting distance and performance. He advises two lines: a light 0.008 inch for small lures and a 0.010 inch for heavier casts, with braided line easier for beginners and monofilament better for distance.
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Robinson Defeats Olla in comeback stop before Olson
Sugar Ray Robinson defeated Ted Olla by third round TKO in Milwaukee, erasing any immediate plan to face middleweight champion Bobo Olson. It marked his fourth comeback win with a one loss record since October, as Robinson said he is not yet ready to fight Olson and expects September as a possible time to return. Robinson, at 163 pounds, remained cautious amid a lively crowd of 4,323 as he dominated after two cautious rounds.
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Sugar Ray Robinson
Bobo Olson
Sugar Ray
Ted Olla
Olan Xel
Robinson
Red Sox Win Home Opener From Yankees
Boston defeats New York 11 to 9 in the home opener as Willard Nixon yields to Ellis Kinder amid a tense ninth inning. White and Kinder spark the comeback with timely hits while Grimes takes the loss for the Yankees. Baseball notes mention Big Ben’s 22 foot clock face in London.
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Sehet
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Kinder
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Collins
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Prexsall
Bob Grim
Rooke
Gryun
Sturdivart and
Berra
Three-Run Rally Aids Phillies In Opener At Forbes Field
In Pittsburgh April 14 Crafty Herb Wehmeier stopped the Pirates 4-3 as Philadelphia rallied with a three-run second inning. Wille Jones hit his first homer of the season for the Phillies, Bob Morgan added two hits and a highlight reel catch, while Ramon Meas doubled the Pirates and homered in the first.
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Pitre
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Littlefield
Friend
King
Wade
Atwell
Olson Breaks Through with New Right Hand Punch
The roundup reports Bobo Olson stunning Joe Maar Ruth with two clean knockdowns using a newly revealed right hand. Olson, at 159 pounds, impressed with stamina and power, challenging middleweight expectations. Potential future bout with Archie Moore and outdoor arena prospects loom large for a summer payday.
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Gayle Talbot
New York
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Maxim
Olson
Vemao
Archie Moore
Nino Valdes
Las Vegas
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Olson As
Moore Scarrely
Smith's Bat Wins For Tribe By 5 To 3
Al Smith starred with three singles and a two run homer driving the Cleveland Indians to a 5-3 win over Detroit at the Tigers home opener. Smith scored twice and collected four RBI as Cleveland pulled even in the young season.
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P—Rizlet
al Smith
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Indians
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Cleveland
Mike Garcia
Garcia
al Kaline
Billy Hoeft
al Rosen
Hoeft
Tribe
Cackell Faces Writers in IBC Party Ahead of May Fight
New York April 14 Cackell endures a crowded room of sportswriters and flashbulbs at the International Boxing Club reception for the British challenger Sculpting his image for the May 16 clash with Rocky Marciano in San Francisco. The round faced, compact boxer appears unperturbed despite persistent questions about his ability, while observers note his unexpected build and restraint.
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Leone
Don Cackell
International Boxing Club
Cockell
Rocky Marciano
San Francisco
IBC
Randy Turpin
Jimmy Slade
Strone
Marciano
Cardinals Rally To Defeat Braves In Extra Innings
The St Louis Cardinals trailed by five before overcoming the Milwaukee Braves 8 7 in 11 innings at home. Bill Virdon delivered an eleventh inning homer after a late rally, with Wally Moon lining a would be winning hit that was ruled out on a missed run. The Braves opened scoring in the sixth, aided by Danny O Connell s three run homer, while Harvey Haddix started as the Cardinals ace.
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Bill Virdon
Cardinals
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Frank Smith
Virdon
Dave Koslo
Lookieé Bon Stephenson
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Wally Moon
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Danny O'Connell
R. H
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Conley
Jolly
Gonn
Raslo
Crandall
Haddix
Lawrence
Rice
Pay origins and ocean tides in brief questions
A jumble of trivia and news snippets cover etymology of pay from old French pose, a submarine query about Atete, sun's influence on tides, an ostrich myth, a boxing results snippet, a sports report from Sydney, and a conscience installment note in Lincoln Nebraska.
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