Fleischer devoted life to boxing
Nat Fleischer a renowned boxing historian and founder of The Ring magazine died in New York at age 51. He wrote over 50 books, compiled the Ring Encyclopedia, and served as a global boxing ambassador and authority, with a career spanning from early 20th century journalism to publishing.
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Borwell
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New York University Hospital
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Harry Markson
Madison Square Garden Boxing
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Long Beach State pins hopes on water polo and gymnastics recruits
Water polo coach Jim Schultz signs nine athletes including high school all Americans Steve Henley and Hon Strain. Gymnastics coach Ken Bartlett lands four from Long Beach City College: Kurt Hartel Iain Henseise Leonard Peete and Ron Sleeper. Bartlett calls the group the finest recruited from one team. Hartel is Metro vaulting champion Peete second in state vaulting Sleeper multiple Metro medals.
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Long Beach State University
Jim Schultz
Steve Henley
Hon Strain
Ken Bartlett
Long Beach City College
Bartlett
Kurt Hartel
Iain Henseise
Leonard Peete
Ron Sleeper
Schultz
Henley
Lakewood Tilgh
Cinderella Stakes Set At Hollywood Park For 15 Entrants
Windy s Daughter a standout in the Cinderella Stakes a 15 horse field at Hollywood Park Tuesday for 25000 added event over five furlongs. The race serves as a major step to the Hollywood Lassie Stakes with a 3600 purse. Eight run in the Rainbird Purse a one mile turf race featuring On The Track and Fast Fellow from Memorial Day Lake Side Handicap divisions. Windy s Daughter drawn post eleven in field of fifteen with many entries expected to divisions declarations likely before post time. If all start the gross purse reaches 36600 with 19380 to the winner.
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Stupidity test won by Muncey in Grld Cup race
Detroit UPI Bill Muncey won the fifth Grld Cup race of his career on a dangerous Detroit River course. The 44 year old Atlas Van Lines driver averaged 100.547 mph to capture 14750 dollars first place, the only boat to exceed 100 mph in all four heats. Billy Schumacher finished second in Pride of Pay N Pak with an overall 98.782 mph, while Schumacher called the river a test of stupidity or courage and said he may skip returning next year.
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Atlas van Lines Unlimited
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Pride of
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Tapie Takes Los Angeles City Golf Title in Record Pace
Alan Tapie of Downey fired a 4 under par 66 at Balboa Park to win the LA City golf championship by one stroke over Bud Bradley. Tapie finished 276, a new 72 hole under par record, as Kemp Richardson dropped to seventh after a final round 67. Former Long Beach City champion Jim Gaumer finished 12th.
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Downey
Balboa Park
Los Angeles
Bud Bradley
Tapie
Long Besch
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Long Beach City
Jim Gaumer
Thoroughbred Racing Picks From Los Alamitos and Hollywood
Horse racing notes list Ernie Masons as Los Alamitos pandicap contender with multiple parlay style bets. Includes Hollywood Park hints and best bets with names like Windy’s, Prova cae, Diet Randy, and Truly Tri rele ERS TIP. Mentions Horseracing events in Texas Beague Arvansts 3 and related odds.
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Bey
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Gold Ie
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Hayal
Joyous Fay to face six in Mission Viejo test
Joyous Fay, a maiden among six rivals, seeks to rebound in the $3000 Mission Viejo Recreation Center at Tas Alamitos. Curtis Ferner rides the favorite, but 8000 fans expect Kowton Nay Ann or I'm Not Sleepy to win. Watch Eli returns in the 250 yard seventh race seeking past form, with scarce wins this year and a noted 1986 Leo win.
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Watch Eli
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Batters on Tear as Shua, NBL Makers Rally in Legion Play
North Long Beach crushed Peterson 18 3 while Shua led a 16 1 rout over Carson. Lakewood beat Motor Patrol 8 3 and San Pedro toppled Alamitos Bay 7 4. Shua had 1h hits backing Jay Hicks win. John Shanholter 3 for 3 with 4 RBI. Rock Harmon 4 RBI.
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Shua
Carson
Lakewood
Motor Patrol
San Pedro
Alamitos Bay
Jay Hicks
John Shanholter
Tom Hicks
Rock Harmon
Sheldon Gill
RBI
Long Beach
Mark Hall
Clay Townsend
Kevin Mickelson
Andy Lopez
Tennis results from Page C-1 showcase Smith and Graebner advances
In sunny conditions large crowds watch first round tennis with many 32 World Championship entrants missing. Stan Smith and Clark Graebner win decisive matches while others like Jaidep Mukerjea upset. Numerous scores feature a mix of names, locales, and outcomes from the men singles draw.
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Australia
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New York
Jaidep Mukerjea
India
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Vital Gartner
Peati
Ken Hater
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I'm Not Sleepy
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