Marciano Ruptured Disc May Not Require Surgery Yet
Brockton Massachusetts Rocky Marciano retired world heavyweight champion has a ruptured disc in his spine. No operation planned for now and he will receive bed rest heat massage and physiotherapy for two to three weeks. If pain persists surgery may be considered.
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Machen Faces Valdes in TV Fight Tonight
Eddie Machen of Redding California is a slight favorite to extend his 14 fight win streak as he meets Nino Valdes of Cuba in a nationally televised heavyweight bout at the Auditorium in Miami Beach Florida. Valdes is trying to rebound from a prior loss in this ring and reach peak form after a notable 1933 performance.
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Smokers vs Hiker Set Pike's Peak Foot Race Date
Aug 10 set for Pike's Peak foot race in COLORADO SPRINGS. Dr Arne L Suominen a Delray Beach Florida hiker challenges cigarette smokers. Ron Bierstedt a Colorado College student will race Suominen. Clayton Krewson a radar expert at Kessler AFB Mississippi also aims to compete.
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Colorado College
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Kessler Air Force Base
Mississippi
Clayton Krewson
Kinder Joins White Sox From Cardinals on Waivers
The Chicago White Sox acquire right handed reliever Ellis Kinder age 41 from the St. Louis Cardinals on inter league waivers. Kinder held a 20 record with St. Louis and was previously sold to St. Louis from the Boston Red Sox last winter where he posted a 5 5 mark in 1953.
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Kid League Baseball Thunder Walks Mix of Names and Numbers
A ragged box score style report outlines Yankees and Tigers results with player lines, RBIs, walks, and pitching notes. It lists many names such as Furrow Cahill Pack Park Trevison Wiseman Monroe and others, plus totals, innings, and strikeouts in a chaotic scorecard fashion.
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Beckley Babe Ruth Warry's abhon Calfee's abhos
A cryptic baseball box score fragment lists players with odd abbreviations and numbers, including Beckley Babe Ruth Warry and Calfee abhon with positions b and p, plus several other players and scores. The text is garbled and difficult to parse for full details.
A’s acquire two players and sell pitcher to Denver
The Kansas City Athletics announce the purchase of two players and a sale of pitcher Tom Lasorda to Denver of the American Association. They recall Al Pilarcik, acquire Wally Burnette from Denver, and note Pilarcik’s .331 IL average while Burnette is a right handed pitcher with a 6 6 record with Denver this summer.
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al Pilarcik
Columbus
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UCLA and USC Seek New PCC Code Suspension
UCLA and Southern California unite to suspend PCC athlete bans and draft a fresh athletic purity code. Dr. Fred C. Fagg of USC urges a five week meeting to draft rules on scholarships and precedent for past violations. UCLA Chancellor Raymont Allen backs the effort.
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Star Studded Field to Compete in Women's Western at Guyan
A field of 24 women amateurs will tee off at Guyan Golf and Country Club on July 16 for the qualifier of the 7th annual Women's Western, with 18 hole match play and 36 hole finals. Top entrants include Pat Lesser defending WWGA champion and USGA amateur winner, plus Wiffi Smith who won British and French titles, and Berri Long who headlines West Virginia entries with strong local ties.
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Guyan Golf and Country Club
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Mich
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Tiffin
Ohio
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Mary Paton Jansser
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Ginta
Berri Long
Theop
Southern
Huntington
West Virginia
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Publinx Readies for Match Play at Harding Park
San Francisco hosts the National Public Links after two qualifying rounds at Harding Park. Medalist Lenty McBeath, 34, Palo Alto, shot 69 to lead with 142 total. Vern Callison, Sacramento, and Joe Gallardo Jr., Los Angeles, each posted 71-71 and 75-68 to reach 142 and 143 respectively. Roy Hart of Daly City matched par for two days with 74-70.
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Joe Gallardo Jr
All-Star Team Picks Reflect Local Little League Honor
The National Little League Giants and Reds selections form a seven team roster for an upcoming tournament. Giants Danny Ellison Billy Webb Bobby Via and Eddie Suddreth headline the Cards five, joined by Miller Wikle and Woods. Reds standouts Barksdale Slater Hess and Cox also receive spots with Beckley naming a five member Cards and two Dodgers for balance. Emmett Davis will serve as assistant. First practice set at Elks Stadium Sunday at 2 with birth certificates required.
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Reds
Elmer Cox
Dodgers
Danny Ellison
Billy Hess
Bill Karbonit
Cardinals
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Alfen Moye
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Eddie Suddreth
Bobby Via
Billy Webb
Jack Wikle
Steve Woods
Beckley
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Hinton
Bill
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Legion Nines Triumph in Warren Williams League Play
Post 32 defeated Crab Orchard 83 to 1 at Woodrow Wilson field to move into a first place tie with Beckley College at 6-1. Post 70 edged Holyfield Candy 1 to 0 as Earl Gilbert allowed two hits while Jimmy Huffman pitched for the win. Meadows and Castanon led the winners with key hits in a seven run seventh inning.
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Jimmy Huffman
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Pete Castanon
Middle Atlantic Junior Tennis Semifinals Reach
Eight seeds advanced to the semifinals of the Middle Atlantic Lawn Tennis Assn boys and junior championships after surviving first three rounds. Yesterday's schedule packed three rounds into one opening day, narrowing field toward the finals.
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Beckley Netters Downed in Tough Lawn Tennis Run
Beckley boys and juniors competed in Wheeling for the Middle Atlantic LA championships. Alan Wein beat fifth seed Jack Luethkemeyer 6 1 6 2, then lost 6 4 7 5 to Fred Kellmeyer. Ned Ragland Jr. defeated Bud Miller 6 3 6 3 before falling 6 3 6 4 to Tony Thompson.
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Wheeling
Alan Wein
Jack Luethkemeyer
Baltimore
Ned HW
Buzzy) Ragland Jr
Bud Miller
Bethesda
Wein
John Urner
Hagerstown
Fred Kellmeyer
Charleston
Ragland
Tony Thompson
Chevy Chase
West Virginia youths compete in Jaycee tourney seeds and byes
In a field of 26 boys 15 and under and 17 juniors 15 to 38 most seeds drew byes with only two falling in second round. Don Mercer of Wheeling, junior division winner in last weekend's State Jaycee Tournament, was eliminated in quarters while Fred Kellmeyer of Charleston remains in contention for semi finals. Finals set for tomorrow with pairings: Juniors Don Dell versus Bruce Brian. Dick Katz versus Don Ralph. Boys Hugh Lynch faces Ray Gordon. Kellmeyer meets Tony Thompson.
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Wheeling
Fred Kellmeyer
Charleston
Don Dell
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Dick Katz
Baltimore
Don Ralph
Hugh Lynch
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D.C
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Kellmeyer
Tony Thompson
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