Giambra Edges Giardello In Narrow San Francisco Bout
Lightweight contender Joey Giambra won a disputed split decision over Joey Giardello at the Cow Palace. Giambra earned 2710 for 10 rounds while Giardello collected 10000 under a net-gate gamble, with boos and mixed verdicts from the crowd of 4631.
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Hos
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Joey
National Boxing Assn
Ring Magazine
NBA
Jack Downly
Jack Silver
Eddie James
Associated Press
Cought
Thomson fires course record in British Open first round
Peter Thomson, former champion, shot a spectacular 63 to set a new course record at Lytham while Frank Stranahan posted a 68 amid back injury. Fred Daly’s 67 record from 1952 stood as Thomson tied for lead and Stranahan tied for fourth as players prepared to switch courses for Tuesday’s rounds. Observers expect about 150 to qualify for the championship proper on Wednesday.
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Gene Sarazen
Germantown
N. C
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Fairhaven
Fred Brown
Los Angeles
Thomson
Fred Daly
Letham
Godfrey's Horses At Charles Town Track
Arthur Godfrey the TV radio star campaigns Beacon Hill Farm string at Charles Town West Virginia for a third summer He began in 1954 buying Lord Wallin Fraulein Gala Dice and later bred Punch Board Now trained by Shirley Payne in Berryville VA the stable finds profit in the smaller circuit with Payne guiding several owners and linking to Joseph E OConnell’s show ring success at Belmont and in Boston racing remains fun when a winner turns up at Belmont or Charles Town
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Godfrey
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Redhead
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Virginia
Punch Board
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Payne
Berryville
Joseph E. O'Connell
Boston
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Tim Tam
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Sinrley
Belmont Park
MacKay Reaches Wimbledon Quarterfinals Amid Hand Blister
Barry MacKay advances to the Wimbledon men’s singles quarterfinals, the lone American in the last eight, after defeating Ramnanathan Krishnan in straight sets. Budge Patty and Gardnar Mullin Mulloy fall short, while Margaret Osborne du Pont and Althea Gibson reach the women's quarterfinals amid rain-delayed play and tense matches.
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Dayton
India
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Krishnan
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Gardnar Mulloy
Patty
Los Angeles
Paris
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Sweden
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Del
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Australia
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Althea Gibson
New York
Mimi Arnold
Redwood City
Calif
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Ashley Cooper
Abe ‘Segal
South Africa
Cooper
Segal
Archery Festival Set For Catonsville Event
A Marsland Archers Festival will be held in Catonsville on July 36 sponsored by Patapsco Bowmen Inc to promote archery. The program features top national bow experts and champions, exhibitions, and a large team tournament with registrations from 20 cents to 1 dollar daily. The event includes an Ohio State University ceramic art note.
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Patapsco Boumen, Inc
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Miss Mitchell
Patapsea Bowmen Ranse
Maryland and Game Commission
Inter-County Softball Leads Melody In Gaithersburg
Melody Yeo held first in the Inter County Softball League Sunday by sweeping Finksburg in a doubleheader at Gaithersburg as Pur din pitched a no hitter in the opener with 17 strikeouts and belted a homer. Gene Getsbert then no hit until two out in the sixth as Finksburg rallied to 12 boots later. Melody hosts a game and a half lead over Sykesville, with Urban a Arcadia and Gamber also in the loop. Noted Hall of Fame news.
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Urbana
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Whartom
Douglas MacArthur
West Point
San Francisco
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