Pender Stos Sugar Ray Robinson Wins By Split Decision
Paul Pender of Brookline Massachusetts, a 5 to 1 underdog, defeated Sugar Ray Robinson in a 15 round split decision to claim a two state middleweight title. Judges Joe Santoro and Jon Norton scored for Pender 147-158 and 148-342 while Referee Joe Zapastas favored Robinson 146-142.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Hand
Associated Press
Boston
Paul Pender
Brookline
Mass
Pender
Robinson
National Boxing Assn
Massachusetts
New York
Gene Fuitimer
NBA
Choping
Son
Joe Santoro
Joe Zapustas
Jona Norton
Fort Detrick League standings and notable averages
In the womens Duckpm league and arcade weekly items, team standings show wins and losses for several squads. Notable players include F Nelson S91 AEB Motherway and Motherway Barnes Mayo with high averages. high team marks include Collarettes and PDQ, with top sets and games listed for various nights and venues such as Rockwood Tavern and Braddock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Detrick
F Nelson
Aebmotherway
Mi Parer
Barnes
Mayo
Walkersville
Backapay
Braddock
Esso Ideal Darn
P Telephone
Blue Ridge News
Cloverdale Lander Canada
Drv
Hahn's Crown
Cajtan
Crarper
Fogte
Spark Nite LG
G. Harrison
T Logue
E Spurrier
B. Fogle
Rockwood Tavern
Becn
Gane
C&p
Middletown Girls Defeat Frederick in 44 15 Victory
Middletown girls basketball defeated Frederick 44 to 15 on Tuesday. Fare Blickenstaff led Middletown with 20 points, followed by Frane Franks and VanFossen contributing scorers. Non-scorers listed include Tian Fronk and Sanner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown
Frederick
Tues
Fare “Blickenstaff
Engiebrecht
Orioles poised for punch from infield and outfield in 1960
Baltimore manager Paul Richards outlines a hopeful 1960 with Milt Pappas, Jerry Walker, Jack Fisher, Chuck Estrada, and Hoyt Wilhelm adding youth and depth to a strong pitching staff. He envisions Jackie Brandt in center, Willie Tasby to right, Gene Woodling in left, and renewed infield competition led by Jerry Adair, Ronnie Hansen, Mary Breeding, Billy Gardner, and Brooks Robinson. Catching remains with Gus Triandos and peers Ginsberg and McCardell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Richards
Baltimore
Keles Waxahachie
Jack Fisher
Mar
Chuck Estrada
Estrada
Vancouver
Hoyt Wilhelm
Hal Brown
Billy Hoeft
Rip Coleman
Spor
Bly O’dell
Giants
Billy Lees
Jackie Brandt
Brandt
Willie Tasby
Gene Woodling
Pilareik
Gene Green
Albie
Pearson
al Nagel
Jerry Adair
Ronnie Hansen
Mary Breeding
Billy Gardner
Billy Klaus
Brooks Robinson
Jim Gentile
Walt Dropo
Bob Boyd
Johnny Powers
Gus Triandos
Joe Ginsberg
Roger McCardell
Selly Hemus
St. Louis Cardinals
Brandt Turns Down Orioles Salary Offer
Jackie Brandt, acquired from the San Francisco Giants in a trade, refuses to sign the Orioles contract despite a salary reportedly higher than what he earned with the Giants last year. Orioles GM Lee MacPhail said Brandt has not accepted the deal, believed to exceed Giants pay by about 332 000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Jackie
Brandt
San Francisco Giants
Baltimore Orioles
Lee MacPhail
Orioles
Giants
Billy O'Dell
Billy Lees
Oriples
East All Stars Roll past West 125 113 MVP Chamberlain shines
The East All Stars defeated the West 125 113 in Philadelphia. Wilt Chamberlain earned MVP honors after teaming with Bill Sharman Richie Guerin and Tom Gola to lead the East. Jack Twyman Elgin Baylor paced the West scorers in a game marked by strong early scoring and rebounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Boston
Bill Sharman
Wilt Chamberlain
Richie Guerin
New York
Tom Gola
Chamberlain
Mares
Cincinnati
Jack Twyman
Elgin Baylor
Allineapolis
Ed Macauley
St. Louis
Sharman
Kevin
Gala
Guerin
Streit, Cici Advance In Women’s Amateur Golf
Marlene Stewart Streit of Ontario advanced in the women’s amateur golf championship at Lake Placid with a semifinal win over Barbara McIntire of Florida and poised to meet Jean Cici of Long Beach after Cici defeated Joan Goodwin. In sidelights, Lake Placid, New York, was chosen as next year’s world bobsled championships site by the International Bob Sled Federation with date to be announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greensboro
K.C
Manhasset
Erry
Jean Cici
Long Beach
N.Y
Alice Dye
Indiana
Polis
Cici
Joan
Marge Burns
Goodwin
Haverhill
Mass
Lake Placid
Cortina
Unified Broadcast Schedule Gleaned From 1961 Listings
A dense, readouts heavy schedule fragment shows television and radio time slots across channels and programs. It lists movies, sports, news, weather, and entertainment features with many named shows such as Gunsmoke Bonanza Wagon Train and The Lone Ranger alongside news like Weather and Sports. The entry references theaters and film titles and a mix of series and public affairs programs.
Army Cadet Brigade Leader Named in Kansas ROTC
John French was named to lead the Army Cadet Brigade as a brigadier general the first Yankee to hold the post in Kansas State's ROTC. He plays end in football.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manhattan
Kans
NEA
John French
Army Cadet Brigade
Yank
Kansas State
Time Ch 2:06 4.5 Destiny's Tot Drama Movie
Program listing notes a set of scheduled films and sports events with various times and titles including Destiny's Tot Drama, a Millionaire Plas coy segment, and a Crusade in the Pacific feature. Also listed are basketball games and a bridge event with uncertain details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard LaRose
Cambridge
Rhythm Rangers
Frank Hennessey
Dr. LaRose
Celtics
Nats
Pacific
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Pender Stos Sugar Ray
Exceleer
AerToiet
Alley Busters
Shell
Dace’s Gut Moose
Aernfel
Tailor
Anc
Ray
Peece
Micmy Grove
Bren Teant
Apaper
Marlene Streit
Washington F
Wmse-Tv
Di—Weal-Tvy
Wiz-Tvy
Wkccty
S-Wyig-Tv
T—Wmaltv
Wree Ry
Lancaster
Jungie Jim
Parele Racker
Far Exchange
Douglas Fairbanks
Costello
Theater of Starx
Garden Living
Roy Bean
Tech
Navy
Corliss Archer
S—Ice Mockey
Rangers
C. Slack Hauks
Buddy Deane
Warriors
Bengal Lancers
Our Mass
Brooks Hopalong Cassidy
Union Pacific
Hea Temple’s
Albst Golf
Four Corners
Al-Star Golf
Mobile
Ala
Sports Digest
Sand Street
Charley Weaver
Highway Patrol
Poromas
Mit
Grant
Lone Ranger
Kit Carson
Cisco
Jair Power
Snoigun Slade Border Patrol
S—Highway Patrol
Sea Hunt
Marshal de—Dik Chere
Mr. Lucky
Laurence Welk
Laredo
Gunsmoke
Tubilee
USA
Blovie
Mowie
Ghost Blair
San Francisco
Fabiola
Three Stooges
I and
Mirs
Spors
Claudia and
Davia
Golden Gloves
U—Playder
Dick Powell
Miovie
Kner Peale
Ssunday
Bing Crosby
Dennis O'Keefe
Tassie
Rivernoat
Vochia Town
Denns the Menace
Mary
Sulmar
Dinah Shore
Rebel
Anred Hitchcock
Toa
Anoa
Alaskans
Pastors Stud
N. Market St
Jazeel
Sam Miller
South Market Street
Frederick High School
Edmund Ford
Gal Transportation
Chevrolet
Jefferson & Patrick BO
Patrick St
Hetrd
Center
Jefferson St
Dee
Ely
Coblentz & Main, Inc
Adolph
Weil Brothers Hamilton
East South
Pontiac
A& Pontiac
BR. R
Catalina H
Ford
Renn Pontiac Inc
E. 6Th St
Dial
Berwind
Coal & Oil CO
Zenith
Motorola
Philco
Melvin M. Engle
North Carroll Street
E. 4Th St
Homelite
Baker’s
W. Patrick St
Washington
Paul Winchell
Golf—Croshy
Popere
Hie Pais
Conquest
G-E College
Lowell Tire & Battery CO
South Market St
Ida
Eruiseematic
Radio & Heat
Victoria
Plaza
Fordomatic
Merco- Taahic
Plymouth
Dodge
Studebaker
Crouse Motor
Ries of. M
THE
Potomac Edison Co
Fordomatic Trans
Eadie
Nash States
Lawson Motor
Rambler
W. W
the Ideal Garage CO
Mercomatic
Moyer
Mercury
Lincoln
West South ST
Steven
S4orris Minner
Sedan
Bester
Austin Sedan
Buick
Oldsmobile
Crosley
West
West Patrick St
Wringer
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