Slow Charles Is Defeated by Donnie Freeman Fight
Ezzard Charles, former world heavyweight champion, was defeated by Donnie Freeman in Dallas. Freeman, 26, outweighed Charles by 20 pounds and dominated for five rounds before a sixth round KO at 2:13. Charles cited an ankle injury but said the bout did not reflect his abilities. Charles falls to 1-3 in his comeback. Freeman improves to 30-2.
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Eagles And Oklahoma iWin Y Grid Contests
Eagles beat Colts 38 13 in intermediate play while Oklahoma blanked Maryland 21 0 in junior action. Dennis scored four touchdowns on five receptions and a pair of two point plays as Marrone and Brachey led the others in a first half scoring spree.
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Comeback of Swede Year Voted To Beat Patterson
Boston slugger Pete Runnels won the 1958 American League Comeback of the Year honor with 61 votes, edging Kansas City's Bob Cerv and Cleveland's Cal McLish. Williams led the league in average as Runnels faded after a Washington stint, in 1957. Bert Whitehurst bets on Johansson over Patterson, praising Johansson's skill and power. Gleason contemplates sending Patterson to Europe again after six straight wins there.
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Williams Musial Have Highest Average
Veterans Ted Williams of Boston and Stan Musial of St. Louis hold the top lifetime averages among active MLB players. Willie Mays made the largest gain with his 1958 performance, lifting his lifetime mark to 318. Williams slipped to a .349 lifetime and tied Lefty O’Doul for fourth. Musial leads the NL, batting .337 in 1958 and pushing his hit total to 3,116. Hank Aaron and Richie Ashburn each gained three points in the lifetime rankings.
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Frederick Flying Tigers Rout Linganore 34 7 in City Ground clash
Frederick Flying Tigers defeated Linganore 34 to 7 at the Washington Street school ground. A 73 yard touchdown by Jim Beall highlighted Tigers scoring while Dane Winpigler added Linganore’s lone TD on a 50 yard run. Crummitt brothers and Bruce Bare led the Tigers offense with key defensive play from Shultz and Wars.
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Fight Results From The Associated Press
Boxing results across cities include Donnie Freeman stopping Ez zard Charles in Waxahachie Texas. Paddy Young and Otis Woodward drew in New York. Peter Schmidt defeated Johnny Gorman in New York. Holly Mims stopped Johnny Cunningham in Washington DC. Charlie Sawyer and Willie Dilon drew in Los Angeles Chicago. De Nucci knocked out Lem Miller in Newton Massachusetts. Wille Greene stopped Bobby Gomez in Providence. Jimmy Connors outpointed Aguillar Vasquez in New Bedford. Gomero Bren man outpointed Ray Sheppard in Tampa.
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Orange baseball to debut in Japan St Louis series
A new bright orange baseball designed for greater visibility premieres during the Japan series between the Japanese All-Stars and the St. Louis Cardinals in Japan. The color is claimed to be easier to see than the current balls and will be used when the non pro exhibition tournament begins.
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Rule Changes Boost Scoring in College Football
A mid season NCAA survey shows the centre-point conversion rule added about 185 points to college football scoring through 323 games by 109 teams, while total touchdowns slightly dropped keeping the national average near 31. The report notes kick conversions remain the most reliable, with field goals rising and ties remaining few.
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