Slade Upsets Jackson In Eastern Park Bout
In Brooklyn on April 26 Jimmy Slade, the 18 to 5 underdog, defeated Hurricane Tommy Jackson by a unanimous 10 round decision at Eastern Parkway Arena. Slade weighed 181/2 and Jackson 1941/2 pounds, with judges 7 3 6 4 5 4 and a referee score of 5 4 1. Jackson slipped thrice, Slade showed smart counter punching, drawing a 3,500 crowd and $10,000 telecast.
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Danny Bucceroni
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Campanella Plays On With Broken Left Hand
Brooklyn catcher Roy Campanella revealed he has played two weeks of the season with a broken bone in his left hand. Dodgers president Walter Bavasi confirmed the break, noting it is not as serious as feared. Campanella plans to stay in the lineup despite pain and lingering hard swings.
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Baseball Scores From Heart of Marsland League Sunday
New Market ousted Lisbon 34 to 0 in a game halted after sit and on a half innings. Harmona defeated Jamssile Methodists 11 to 2, Bol var blanked Woodbine 12 to 0. Box scores list Lisbon hitters Justice Coles Duvall and Johnson among others, while New Market features Mayne, R. Falconer, Scheib, Melvin and Trammond. Winning pitcher Melvin, losing Johnson, umpire Curry.
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Jaycees Come From Behind Score Win
The Jaycees staged a five run rally to defeat Myersville in a come from behind victory. Myersville failed to hold an early lead as Jaycees surged late to secure the win and claim the contest.
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Martinez And Davey Sign For May 26 Bout
CHICAGO April 26 Vince Martinez a 25 year old welterweight from Paterson NJ and Chuck Davey signed for an 11 round nationally televised bout in Chicago Stadium May 26 The fight marks Davy s first return to Chicago since Feb 11 1953 title bid against Gavilan Daveys record stands 4 losses in 42 starts Martinez has 3 defeats in 40 bouts and 20 knockouts PIRATES CALL DAVIS PITTSBURGH April 26 The Pittsburgh Pirates called up outfielder Brandy Davis from Charleston WV and optioned Cal Hogue to Hollywood CA Hogue pitched three games this season with one loss and no wins
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Chuck Davey
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Charleston
W. Va
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Hollywood
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Terps Edge Spiders 4-3 In Tight Inning Victory
Maryland defeats Richmond 4-3 as Bill Miller hits a go ahead homer in the ninth. Connie Hemphill earns win while Barry Saunders suffers the loss in a pitching duel.
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Maryland Terrapins
Richmond Spiders
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Barry Saunders
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Eddie Miller
Tom Baden
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Health Center League Industrial Division Results Summary
Health Center League Industrial Division results show team and individual scores led by Moidan Luach with 690 for high game and Warren Men's Shop posting the top team set. Other notable figures include Harold's and Fogle with strong marks. injuries mentioned from Ted Williams impact per Boston note.
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Fights Last Night By The Associated Press
Brooklyn fighter Jimmy Slade and New York rival Tommy Hurricane Jackson led a rough night with multiple bouts. Holyoke and Chicopee figures Bobby Cour chesne Johnny Lemmons and Ambereris were noted. Synthetic materials replace whale ivory in perfume trade.
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Brunswick Crushes Emmitsburg 13 to 6 in league clash
Brunswick High School routed Emmitsburg 13 to 6 in a County Scholastic League game at Emmitsburg. Key players included Israel and Winn for Brunswick with Shaff earning the win and Bentz taking the loss as both teams totaled 13 runs. Mount Washington is noted for its height at 6,288 feet in New Hampshire. Mount Washington in Washington state stands at 6,250 feet.
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Baseball Standings and Schedule From Morning AP Rundown
The Eastern Time AP roundup shows AL and NL standings with teams and records, plus today’s schedule detailing matchups from 1 p.m. to 10 p.m. including Chicago at New York and Detroit at Philadelphia. Key pitchers listed include Garcia Nixon Ditmar and Konstanty Rush in current matchups.
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Mims and Johnson to Fight on May 5
Baltimore on April 26 reports Holly Mims of Washington DC will meet George Johnson of Trenton NJ on May 5 in a nationally televised bout. The winner could gain significant prestige as Mims has defeated top contenders including Johnny Bratton and earned a split decision vs Sugar Ray Robinson, while Johnson's tougher list of mutual opponents is noted.
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Washington, D. C
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Trenton
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Sugar Ray Robinson
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Johnson Beats Ward in Five Rounds in Detroit
Johnson a Seminole Indian gadopret fighter, appeared on TV two weeks ago, stopping Moses Ward of Detroit in five bristling rounds. He had previously outpainted Ward, coming from behind. Johnson, with a 27-3 record, also defeated Gene Burton and Terry Moore in earlier bouts, reflecting on the era’s boxing scene.
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