New Troubles: Moore Rinaldi Title Bout At Madison Square Garden
Archie Moore aged or ageless defends his 175 pound world light heavyweight crown against 26 year old Giulio Rinaldi in a 15 round telecast from Madison Square Garden. Moore claims 44 or 47 years old with a $100000 purse plus expenses and a $150000 TV money. Rinaldi guaranteed $25000 plus travel. Moore’s title status is disputed as NBA vacated in 1959. Rinaldi outpointed Moore in a non title bout in Rome on Oct 29. Moore has 150 KOs to Rinaldi’s eight in 30 bouts.
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Exchange Club Cardinals rout Giants in Pony League no hitter
Fletcher pitched a no hit no run game against the Stockton Giants as the Exchange Club Cardinals won 19 to 1. The Giants lone run came in the first inning on a walk a ground out another walk and a sacrifice. Cardinals scored ten in the first on five hits and two errors while Les Cowan Gary Crouther Norm Fletcher and Len Newmann each had two hits.
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American League Move Made One Year Too Soon
The Optimist by Gordon Verret reports Solis pitched a no hit no run game as the American League moved teams in a historic shift. Dodgers Giants and Braves realignments noted, with emphasis on Solis overpowering batters and the NL’s expansion moves. Baseball upheavals described alongside minor league results and local league scores.
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Weber Leads Top Bowlers in Western Open Qualifying
Weber of St. Louis topped 24 qualifiers at Redondo Beach with 5,135.1 pins in 24 games for a spot in the final round of the $21,900 Western Open. Hoover, also from St. Louis, was second by five pins after a day highlighted by a 1,388 series. Bud Horn of Culver City climbed from 61st to third after 24 games as the field advances to a six-session final for a $3,000 first prize. The piece also notes NL plans for 1962 and Dodgers remarks on potential star-player trades.
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Drysdale Hurls Dodgers Back Into First
North American Racing Team fields three Ferraris with top drivers including Rod Rodriguez brothers, Stirling Moss, Graham Hill, George Reed, and Georges Arentz. Dodgers surge to lead as Le Mans Grand Prix rivals show strong pace.
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Laman Stars Edges Tigers In Tight Tribe Victory
Detroit and Cleveland traded the lead as Herb Score was dealt to the White Sox in a bold move. Barry Latman, the Los Angeles native, joins Cleveland to bolster the rotation as Laman hails from California and delivers solid support in a 5-4 win over Detroit while Drysdale fights back in a busy MLB weekend.
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Angels Acquire College Hurler From Fresno State
Los Angeles Angels have acquired right-hander Terry Tackett from Fresno State College, a top college pitcher with eight wins and two losses this season and an ERA of 1.91. The deal, announced by farm director Roland Hemond, outbid nine other major league clubs. Tackett will report to the Dallas Fort Worth affiliate while continuing college work.
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Dodgers Buy Outfielder Windhorn to 25-Man Roster
Los Angeles Dodgers purchased outfielder Gordon Windhorn from their Omaha farm club, reaching the 25-man roster limit. Windhorn, a right handed batter and thrower, hit .292 at Omaha and was slated mainly as a pinch hitter. In the same dispatch, North Johnston final featured Ayala of Chile defeating Mikey Sangster of Britain 6-4 6-2 in the North jon lawn tournament.
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VanderZyl Net Event Opens in Redlands Tennis Tour
The 10th annual Vander Zyl Memorial Global Junior Tennis Tournament opens Friday at the University of Redlands courts with play beginning at 1 p.m. Preliminary matches were held today in Riverside. this is the first year the event is in Redlands in memory of Bob Vander Zyl.
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Palmer Draws U S Amateur Champion For Open Round
Arnold Palmer is paired with Deane Beman and Jack Fleck for his first two rounds in the U S Open at Birmingham Michigan. Gary Player Masters champion joins Jay Hebert and Doug Ford in a three-some. After two rounds the low 50 scorers and ties advance to final 36 holes Saturday with new pairings.
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Fins for Divers Speed and Comfort Guide
Article outlines fins types full foot open heel and open toe with varied blade sizes for divers. Advises proper fit wetting feet before use avoiding large rigid blades for beginners, two main kicks flutter and scissors, remove fins after water exit, walk backward if needed and rinse and air-dry before storage.
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After Rinsing Dry Thoroughly Then Sprinkled With Aleum Powder
A brief note advises washing items well then drying completely and dusting with aleum powder to finish. The fragment suggests a household care step likely for cleaning or preparing materials. No further context or identifiers are present.
Wright Leads Triangle Women’s Round Robin Standings
Mickey Wright, 26, tees off in the fourth round at Wykagyl Country Club with a plus 22 total, edging Patty Berg at plus 16 under the tournament’s complex scoring. Wright shot 72 and 74 to gain 14 points and overtake Marlene Bauer Hagge for first place in New Rochelle, New York.
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Short Steps On Sports Trail ers and Bruins feud
Ingemar Johansson depositions for a $1 million tax hearing in New York. International Soccer League expands with 16 teams and 15 nations, while Horvath and Bronco reunite in Boston amid questions about past feuds. Yankees’ relief pitcher with 1-2 record shows nine saves and 0.985 ERA despite limited work.
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Segregation Dispute Spoils Texas Meet
A Texas Meet of Champions meet at Jeppesen Stadium saw world record holders Ralph Boston and John Thomas withdraw after picketing protests by the Progressive Youth Association. Don Bragg set a new pole vault mark of 15 feet 3% inches while Earl Young clocked 46.7 seconds in the wet 440 yard dash. Attendance dropped to about 5,200 due to early rains and segregation tensions involving 19 Negro athletes.
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Angels Split Doubleheader With Red Sox
The Angels split a Fenway Park doubleheader with Boston after a 5-3 loss and a 5-1 win. Ryne Duren struck out seven in a row, setting an AL record, while a bat out of turn briefly disrupted the second game. Boston extended its streak to four wins as Billy Martin stifled the Angels’ offense.
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Hunziker To Head Midget Race Entries
Willie Hunziker leads the ARA point standings and headlines a ten car midget field at Riverside International Raceway. The program features seven events on the half mile oval with qualifying at 7 p.m. and racing from 8:15 p.m. Hunziker seeks his first win to extend a slim 19 point lead over Russ Moynagh as Phil Bradley, Gene Brown, and other Offy and Ford-60 entries battle for top honors.
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