Olson Faces Tiger Jones On Wednesday
Middleweight champion Bobo Olson meets Ralph Tiger Jones in a non title bout at Chicago Wednesday. The card also features Ezzard Charles against Charley Norkus in a heavyweight bout and other boxing action across New York and Miami with four shows televised.
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Tiger) Jones
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Puerto Rico Clinches Caribbean Pro Title In Rugged Win
Wile Mays fueled a 4 for 4 day with three RBIs including the decisive run as Puerto Rico edged Cuba 7-6 to seize the Caribbean professional championship. Ruben Gomez left with a hand injury. Roberto Clemente and Don Zimmer also contributed key hits for the winners.
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St Johns Teams Lose Over Weekend
St. Johns Varsity and Jayvee suffered defeats in weekend indoor mile events at Towson. Nielsen and Santee led strong opposition, while Towson girls defeated St. Johns 38 to 29 and Dwyer Pro showcased tactics.
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Army Fair Game For Play In Bowl
Army considers post season bowls but will seek a superior record and prestige opponent. West Point officials say bids require board approval and a clear path from Washington. Notre Dame remains firmly anti bowl. Dark Defeats Lopez In National Baseball Players Golf Tourney.
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Bolt wins Tucson Open with two birdies in final round
Tommy Bolt of Houston wins the Tucson Open at 14 under par 266 after a final round 63 with a 30-foot eagle on 18. Bud Holscher and Art Wall Jr. tie for second at 269 while Jerry Barber has 272 and Tony Holguin and Bob Rosburg finish at 275.
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Littler unable to solve El Paso course in costly finish
Gene Littler of Palm Springs, California failed to win as El Paso Golf and Country Club proved tough. He posted rounds of 71 72 73 and 73, with a 70 yard par 70 layout and a six inch birdie chance slipping away on the last green, leaving him out of the money while the big money winner so far this year remained unnamed.
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Three Alarm Fire Destroys Pusey Farm Home
A three alarm blaze destroyed the Laurel Lea Farm home of Merle J. Pusey near Martinsburg. No injuries were reported as C Richards Pusey and family were away thawing pipes in the basement when sparks from a wood and gasoline fire ignited a stack. Fire crews from Rockville Hyattstown and Beallsville fought the blaze. The eight room two story frame house stood on 406 acres along the Potomac and was bought by Pusey in 1953 for 41 500.
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Siren at Fire House Is Fired By Alarm
Churchtown Fire Co volunteers at a card party forgot to shut off their siren after a chimney fire broke out nearby. A short circuit in the motor sounded the alarm and drew New Holland Fire Co. to the scene. No further damage occurred.
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