Baksi Upsets Savold in Handful Victory at Madison Square Garden
In a 12 round decision Baksi dominated veteran Lee Savold at Madison Square Garden before 11,363 fans. Baksi's sharp left and inside work wore Savold down causing cuts and blood, while Savold failed to solve Baksi's speed and power.
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Fight Results From New York to Albany Boxing Card
A string of disparate boxing results runs from Paterson New Jersey to Albany New York with multiple fighters scoring knockouts and decisions. Notable bouts include Joe Hakat beating Lee Savers in Paterson and Brooklyn's Juan Levine outpointing Arte Levine while Georgie Murrin tops Henry Vordan in Worcester. The Albany Senators named Ogden Wise a pitcher in a national league transfer announced by President Tom McCaffrey.
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Ogden Wise
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Tom McCatfrey
Sunday Baseball Service 1.2400 at Techuiela and Center
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Softball action where San Pedro park hosts league games
Weekend softball at San Pedro park features the San Antonio Amateur Softball League with Signal Company and St Gerard's A division contenders, a tense 10-inning win, and a pitching duel led by Sullixen and Funes Britain. Other highlights include inter-squadron matches, Sunday school league results, and a girls softball win by Bexar Region at San Pedro.
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Fastest pitched ball speeds tied to ballistics tests
Sports chatter recalls speed records from baseball pitchers Atley Donald Mark Koenig and Dee Miles with figures from early ballistics devices The column notes a 750 feet per second claim and mentions Christy Mathewson and a horse versus man anecdote with Newton Rhodesia and a transcontinental event reportedly covered by the reporter
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Bob Feller
Cleveland Indians
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Atley Donald
New York Yankees
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Yankees
West Point
Dee Miles
Philadelphia Athletics
Christy Mathewson
Giants
Arthur Newton
Rhodesia
South Africa
Newton
Pyle
Diara
Dallas Golf DALLAS May 27 amateur championship match play
Dallas golf scene reports the Glen Lakes Country Club hosts the 24 hole match play as Jimmy Goldman defeats Skee era in a tight battle. Cpl Earl Stewart Jr of Fort Worth Army Air Field and Tuck Behm win their matches 4 and 3. Maurice Beckhernd Jr and Harry Ted win prior rounds. the field advances with several upsets as rounds continue.
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Tiahal
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Tuck Behm
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Skert
Billy Spencer
Stevens Park
Dick Tetwe
Muskegon
Col
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Arlington
David “Sree
Goldman
Pallas
RLF
AcDonald
Dirk Martin
Bad Tinks
Mrs George Terrell Wins San Antonio Women’s Stableford Tourney
Mrs George Terrell shot 105 27 3 at the Country club Friday to win the San Antonio Women’s Golf association weekly tournament. Mrs Danny Dreeben was runner up with 96 168. Mrs RB Filer led in putts with 29 and took a special prize offered by Mrs C H Balley.
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High Hurlers in Double No Hitters
Seattle May 27 Roosevelt High defeated Queen Anne 1 to 0 in a rare no hit game by both starters Bob Jorrenseh and Jack Perjuga. Roosevelt scored in the fifth after an error, a steal, and a dropped fly. In Bloomington Illinois May 26 Mount Pulaski beat San Jose 4 to 9 as Don West hurled a no hit no run no walk game.
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Queen Anne
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Navy Takes Phillies Players and Detroit Infielder
Philadelphia on May 27 reports key Phillies players Raffensberger Haffensberger and Benny Culp passed naval service examinations and were accepted. Ron Northey and Albert Unser also underwent induction processing with Northey ordered back for further checks and Unser slated for general military service, age 27.
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Albert Unser
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High Ball Teams Try Again Monday
Dallas May 21 report notes a baseball tournament postponed again as rain affected play. Officials plan another resumption attempt Monday, with teams awaiting clear field conditions and schedules to restart the state event.
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Cubs End Hibernation Under Grim Manager Shift
The Cubs, cellar dwellers earlier, show improvement under new manager Grimm. Paul Derringer shines in three starts as Chicago wins three straight and moves within a game and a half of Brooklyn by May 4. Dodgers edge Phillies in late-night action while Reds and Braves pull off close wins. Yankees, Senators, and Tigers post pivotal scores.
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Van Every Missing in Action Over Germany
Capt Harold Van Every 26 University of Minnesota and Girden Bay Prckers fullhack has been reported missing in action on his fourth mission over Germany, his wife revealed today. Van Every enlisted in the army air corps shortly after Pearl Harbor. He played football for the Gopher grid team 1937 39. Keesler Field athletic department awards a robe to the most colorful fighter on each weekly boxing show.
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Big Order For Little Elroy
Elroy Hirsch of Michigan competes in two Big Ten events today in Champaign and Bloomington, starting with the conference track meet where his broad jump heats will be rated in the finals, then moving to pitch for the Wolverines in the second game of a double header against Indiana.
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Major Standings From SATWONAL League Featured Mixed Results
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Weekend Base Ball Schedule Across Leagues
Saturday games list National League matchups include St Louis at New York Cincinnati at Brooklyn Chicago at Boston Pittsburgh at Philadelphia with start times across the day and a Boston at St Louis optional. American League features New York at Chicago Philadelphia at Detroit Washington at Cleveland and Boston at St Louis. Sunday schedule repeats several NL and AL pairings with varied venues and times.
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Circular boxing ring debuts in San Francisco Bay area
In Sausalito on May 27 a circular boxing ring made its first appearance in contests, praised by fighters and spectators as a potential future standard. Fred Apostoli and Vic Grupine of San Francisco predicted wide use and easier refereeing, while Frank Carter noted no corners to pinch. Built by the Marinship Athletic Club, the 18 foot diameter ring was tested by workers at the shipyard before an amateur event planned for June 3.
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Dallas Track Meet Opens With Star A A U Prospects
Dallas May 27 The Southwestern A A U track and field meet opens at 3 with Texas college stars and high school competitors. Forty seven entrants remain for the seven events, including Donald Deere and TexAggie sprinter who had to withdraw. Coach Clyde Littlefield referees the carnival as UT squads prepare to return to Lone Oak area after delays from mud and travel issues.
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Texan Leads Lowry Field to AAU Track Win
Texan led Lowry Field of Denver to victory at the Rocky Mountain AAU meet, scoring 87 points in a night meet. Closest rival Guinvado University earned 27 points, while Colombo College totaled 43 and Howard Shannan formerly of North Texas Teachers led individual scoring with 19.12 points. Sheffield of Wind-1943 claimed the high jump title with a 6 inch 3 scissor jump.
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Hard Guy Wilber Hurt in Ping-Pong Accident at Cadet Center
Warhawks catcher-manager Wilber, a notorious hard guy, injured a finger during a ping-pong match with Capt. John Real at the San Antonio Aviation Cadet Center. He swung for a smash as a door swung open and required stitches after slicing his hand on the door edge.
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Banquet highlights at SAACC for enlisted service personnel
The Enlisted Men's Special Service council hosted the all sports banquet at Cadet Center Friday. Principals speakers included Chester Hill former special services officer Howell Jones from the San Antonio Chamber of Commerce and Col. Eddie Rathjen for basketball Sgt Enos Slaughter for baseball Sea Lt John Fawcett for track and field. Musical numbers featured vocal solos by Pie Andy Gainey and Cpl Ed Pratt, a former member of Fred Allen's radio troupe.
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Parker to Enter Texas University July 1
Parker, the national high school sprint champion from San Antonio, will enroll at the University of Texas on July 1 after completing the Southwestern A A U meet. He plans an all year law program, aiming to extend his consecutive 100 and 220 yard dash wins and qualify for service with Uncle Sam. Others from San Antonio include James Southworth who will stay in high school to gain college credits, while Burdler August Erfurth targets Rice and Jeff Sparkman is army-bound with A&M in mind.
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Ball Players Donate Blood at Randolph Field
Randolph field hosted a five day mobile Red Cross blood donor clinic drawing Officers enlisted men WACs and civilians from Central Flying Training Command. The drive surpassed its 11 million pint target by about 200 pints as donors queued along clinic rows willing to give blood.
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Afternoon Aquatic Meet at Y Pool
The Y pool hosts an afternoon aquatic meet for all age groups with 18 students entered. Brackenridge High School contributes 14 entrants from state swim champions in eight events. Edison and Jefferson provide one entrant each. Toe Guillory directs the meet with Joe Ward and Cr. Sin clair assisting. Thirty nine medals will be awarded to swimmers.
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Dodgers Trade Hart and Acquire Bolling from Montreal
The Brooklyn Dodgers optioned Bill Hart a shortstop to the New Orleans club of the Southern Association and purchased Jack Bolling a first baseman from the Montreal club of the International League.
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