Turley Hurls Yanks To Win
Turley, a key figure in the winter deal from Baltimore to the Yankees, starred in his New York debut with a five hit effort against the Red Sox. He struck out ten and walked two as the Yankees won 6-4, supported by homers from Skowron Bauer and Collins. Furillo homered twice for the Dodgers in a 6-3 win over the Giants, while Herb Score impressed in his Indians debut, beating Detroit 7-3. The Phillies at Pittsburgh were rained out.
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Boston Doge Aims for 10th Victory in Governor's Gold Cup
BOWIE Maryland April 15 Boston Doge the unbeaten 3 year old seeks his 10th win in the Governor's Gold Cup a three quarter mile race against eight rivals including Powder Flask Amber's Fouly Tiberian Westward Ho and Olympic Whiz The winner earns 324000 with Boston Doge carrying 124 pounds under jockey Eric Guerin Also noted are petting-entry contenders Tiberian and Westward Ho plus Chuck Thompson The article also mentions a Pittsburgh note on a judge ordering a man to stay away from his divorced wife Mrs Chara.
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Radio Schedule Fragment Reflects 1950s U S Stations
The OCR text lists CBS NBC ABC and other stations with a dense schedule of news, sports, music and shows across morning to late night, mentioning programs such as Gun Smoke, Take a Bow, and Town Hall Party. It closes with a courtroom line noting Judge Alpern discussing married versus divorced behavior in a personal dispute.
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Aims Decisions Jones In 10 In Philadelphia
Philadelphia bout ends in a slugfest as Hally Mims defeats Jones over ten rounds. Referee Zack Clayton and State Athletic Commissioner Al Klein fail to trigger action amid a tepid crowd and national TV audience. Judges split, with Mims winning 6-5-1 on one card and 7-2-1 on another. AP rates Mims the victor.
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al Klein
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Nat Lopinson
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Associated Press
Early 1959 Baseball Roundup Sparks Division Talk
New York Giants face pitching depth fears as season opens, while Cleveland and the Yankees clash in Boston. Casey Stengel bars reporters, St. Louis Cardinals show depth with rookies Ken Boyer and Bill Virdon, and Cincinnati Reds disappoint at the plate. Duke Snider makes a circus catch, Jackie Robinson dodges a double play with a heads up move.
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Casey Stengel
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Bill Virdon
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Cincinnati Reds
Duke Snider
Dodgers
Willie Mays
Vic Werte
NBC wins bid for 1955 NCAA football TV schedule
The NCAA TV committee will review an NBC proposed eight game national package worth about 150000 dollars per game with five dates fixed and NBC free to select three October November dates. Schools may appear once nationally and once regionally or twice regionally. Big Ten TV committee meets tomorrow to discuss. Tax day looms as 700000 tax forms await return and penalties apply after midnight. A 1342 ton air strike halts Big Ben clock at London.
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Maryland duck hunters seek relief in federal rules
A Maryland delegation led by Senator Beall urged relaxation of federal duck hunting rules at a Washington meeting with Interior Department officials. They asked for baiting within 200 yards of blinds and motorized boat retrieval. Interior officials said Flyway Council meetings are the proper forum for such talks and promised to remember the concerns. Edward Digges argued crippled ducks suffer while waiting for shots.
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Furgol and Wall Share Greensboro Open Lead at Four Under
Ed Furgol and Art Wall Jr led the Greensboro Open with four under par 66s in Greensboro North Carolina on April 15, one shot ahead of Jerry Barber. Sam Snead and others chased the leaders as 20 players broke par despite a deteriorating course.
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Jack Burke
Baseball Day Brings Mixed Results Across Leagues
Today's baseball card features the Brooklyn and New York clash with Philadelphia at Pittsburgh and Chicago visiting St. Louis. Key matchups include Cleveland at Chicago, Milwaukee at Cincinnati, and Kansas City at Detroit with several games slated for afternoon starts.
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Veteran boxer Billy Beatty retires after fourth loss
The 32 year old New Yorker, who nearly captured the crown from Kid Gavilan in 1951, retires after four straight defeats including two to Chico Vejar. He finished with 111 wins and 15 losses in 126 bouts as he moves into business.
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Billy Graham Quits Ring After 14 Years
New York Billy Graham has quit boxing after 14 years and 126 pro fights. He says he just hasn’t got it anymore and plans to retire from the ring.
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Fights Last Night in Philadelphia and Manila Upsets
The Associated Press reports boxing action last night with Philadelphia fighter Holly Mims defeating Bobby Jones by points in Oakland California. In Manila Tanny Camp at 112 pounds outpointed Danny Kid over ten rounds, with Manila staging the bout.
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Hustlers to Play New Market Team
Frederick Hustlers, about 22 strong, must cut to 18 by May 30 under league rule. They will practice and play New Market baseball club at McCurdy Field Sunday at 2 p.m. Austin Angleberger arranged a 1 p.m. workout. This is the last practice before Blagsland State League opening April 24. Uniforms will be distributed after practice.
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