This Fine Horse Seeks Win At Morgan Show Here This Week
Corrine the long haired horse competes in the Third Annual All Morgan Horse Show in Frederick sponsored by the Frederick Rotary Club and the Mid-Atlantic Morgan Horse Club. Five Mor gans from Waseeka Farm will compete with Corrine having prior ribbon success at Northampton. John M Seabrook’s four Morgan team will pull the coach to open the event with classes slated to begin Saturday morning.
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Liston To Try For 19th Win
Sonny Liston of Philadelphia aims for his 19th win in 20 bouts and 12th straight as he faces New York’s Wayne Bethea in a nationally telecast bout at Chicago Stadium on Wednesday. Bethea has victories over Harald Carter Mederos Whitehurst and Paul Andrews and this year beat Jack Johnson and narrowly lost to Mino Valdes.
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Fight Results Night Telecast From Miami Beach
The 10 rounder will be aired on ABC TV at 9 p.m. EST from Miami Beach Fla Robinson 131% Havana outpointed In four bouts this year Listen Bobby Bell 130 New York 10 knocked out Bill Hunter and Ben Oakland Clar ence Wil Wise outpointed Burt Whiteburtiliants 183 Hayward knocked out and stopped Julio Mederos Herman Henry 192 San Francisco has 10 knockouts Bethea 25 17 8 2 Liston in early career broke jaw in four rounder lost split decision Liston national TV debut last May 14 stopping Mederos in three after loss to Marshall Liston quit six months Bristol Conn Chico Vejar 258 Stamford knocked out Charlie Washington 155 Portland Me 15 Honolulu Stan Harrington 350 Honolulu tech knockout over Karl Heinz Guder 150 Germany 8 In the early days of China's tea trade merchants added camellia petals to enhance the tea flavor.
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Birds and Yanks Stop Orioles in 4-1 Losses
Turley pitched a seven-hitter for his first win of the season as Baltimore fell 4-1. Maris and Berra led New York with key hits, while Detroit extended its slide with a loss to Cleveland, and Boston beat Washington 7-1 behind Monbouquette’s first major league win after a Piersall homer and Williams’ two hits. Cubs edge Giants in 10-9 slugfest as Banks delivers a run and Hobbie secures save. Dodgers fall to Cardinals 13-3 on a big hitting night for St Louis.
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Local Legion baseball aims for Western Maryland title
Junior American Legion team hosts Cumberland at McCurdy Field in a winner take all clash that could send the winner to the State Championship in College Park. The rain-delayed Tri-County schedule resumes with evening games and umpire assignments while readers are urged to submit box scores by 10 p.m. for publication.
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Anniversary roundup of notable Americans and events
A dense list honors George F List born in Germany, Judah P Benjamin in the West Indies, Samuel P Carter from Elizabethton Tennessee, Andrew T Still from Jonesboro Virginia, Walter Shirlaw born in Scotland, Frank Cobb of Kansas, John C Fremont returns, pay raises for privates, first legal electrocut ion at Auburn Prison, Gertrude Ederle swims the English Channel, Warner Bros. debut Don Juan, Judge Crater missing, Hiroshima atomic drop, Dulles disarmament note, plus birthdays of judges generals and scientists. Includes Stargazer notes on postmaster stamp trick and Earl Sande retiring from racing.
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Canada
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Carnegie Envdowment For International Peace
Orioles slump as Mantle homers pace Yankees win
Baseball notes show Baltimore in a nine game losing streak after Mickey Mantle's 30th homer powers the Yankees over the Orioles 7 2. Jack Harshman toiled vs Art Ditmar while Connie Johnson faltered early. Gardner and Boyd suffer injuries. Triandos nursed a back strain.
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