Jordan Loses And Robinson Fails To Show In Baltimore
Welterweight champ Don Jordan loses on a split 10 round decision to Candy McFarland in Memorial Stadium Baltimore after blood drawn on Jordan. Sugar Ray Robinson skips his non title bout with Pedro Gonzales forcing an Athletic Commission hearing. Jordan’s next title bout is May 27 in Las Vegas against Benny Paret.
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Sugar Ray Robinson
Jordan
Candy McFarland
Robinson
Pedro Gonzales
Rankin
Maryland Athletic Commission
George Gainford
Las Vegas
Benny
Nic) Paret
McFarland
Eddie Leonard
Top Baseball Officials To Meet Today
CHICAGO AP Major League baseball holds a top drawer conference of 16 owners two days before Senate hearings on a bill to limit control of players Ford Frick said the session was planned, not emergency only the top man from each club attends Frick blasted the Kefauver bill as discriminatory and unacceptable while Rickey plans to testify Stan Musial shows frisky optimism as he sits and pinch hits in doubleheader for St Louis Cardinals manager Salty Hemus says Musial's benching is day to day Oklahoma seeks 11 game football schedule to include Hawaii in 1961 and 1964 plans as dean Earl Sneed prepares the request at Ames Iowa meeting
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Cronin
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Hemus
George Crowe
Norman
Okla
University of Oklahoma
Daily Oklahoman
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Oklahoman
Earl Sneed
Ames
Lowal
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Oklahoma
University of Hawaii
Hawaii
Bowling Scores From Monday Night Mixed Meet
The bulletin lists multiple high scores and players across teams Doty Byrd Wasson Wesen Mehre R Wasson Seymour Schultz FWigh Seymour 254 345 J Goss 203 M Deputy H Deputy 201 H Bennett 192 R Biveter 180 Durbin 172 Portes 591 with individual game tallies and team totals from the event.
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Lotar-Bennett
H. Bennett
Bhisler-Wiliamson
R. Biveter
Porter-Dubbin
Durbin
Portes
Orioles Take First Place With 21 Victory at Kansas City
The Baltimore Orioles, once cellar dwellers, climbed to first in the American League after a three week drive. Jackie Brandt and rookie Ron Hansen led a 21 victory at Kansas City, giving Baltimore its fifth straight win at home. Brandt hit a two run homer early, aiding a six hit pitching effort by the starter. The victory came as Chicago and the White Sox paused. Baltimore moved a half game ahead in the standings amid a string of strong performances.
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Joe Cunningham
Ernie Broglio
Wilmer Mizell
al Dark
Baseball Scores Tuesday Games Report Summary
Tuesday results list multiple matchups including Baltimore versus Kansas City Boston versus Chicago New York versus Cleveland Washington against Detroit and more. Wednesday’s schedule features Chicago New York Cleveland San Francisco Cincinnati Chicago Pittsburgh Los Angeles Milwaukee St Louis Philadelphia and other listed games.
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Furillo slams Dodgers over release after 14 years
Los Angeles outfielder Carl Furillo, 33, criticizes the Dodgers for releasing him as teams trimmed rosters to 25. He says the timing prevents him from finding a new club, while GM Buzzie Bavasi denies intent to harm him. Furillo placed on waivers, becomes a free agent if unclaimed.
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Bavasi
Giants Running Into Trouble On Road Trip
The Giants confront mounting difficulties during a travel stretch as road trip woes hamper performance. Key players face mounting injuries and strategic setbacks raise concerns about upcoming games. Team officials assess lineup changes and defensive fixes to stem the slide.
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Giants
Murff to Run Yonkers Marathon for Arkansas Team Boost
Ouachita Baptist student Charles Murff, from Princeton Louisiana, plans to run the Yonkers Marathon May 22 to publicize his basketball team. Murff, 21, traveled last winter to Kansas City and back to boost the Arkansas leading Giants, hoping rough weather aids his effort amid a season of road trips and uneven results.
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Pittsburgh
Bowling Bits highlight Ottawa leagues and top scorers
Ottawa bowling results from two leagues include Lee's first place and Ottawa Savings second. Eloise Hughes posted 205 and 199 for high single scores, while Margaret Weidner led with 479 and Jessie Spear second with 453. Mack finished second in team totals with 693, and Ottawa Savings had the second high series at 1973.
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Viola Dodd
Margaret Weidner
Jessie Speer
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Eloise Hughes
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