Tarpon Tournament Leaders Rise In Second Day Catch
O Hara leads the 26th International Tarpon Tournament with a 94 pound silver king. Betty Gilbert boats an 82 1 2 pound tarpon aboard the Hel Kitten. L A Dorman from Baldwin Michigan adds an 82 1 2 pound catch aboard Jacwarann near Venice. Captains Hall Roberts Seale supervise as boats fish in Tampa Bay area waters.
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O'Hara
Venice
City Pier
Sam Hall Jr
Betty Gilbert
Miami
Frank Roberts Jr
Point O’rocks
Roberts
Tarpon Grounds
L. A. Dorman
Baldwin
Mich
Dorman
Jacwarann
Ben Seale
Chamber of Commerce
Tarpon
Bill O'Hara
Hall
Moore Declares Heavyweight Title Quest After KO in London
Archie Moore, 39 or 42, defeated Yolande Pompey in a 10th round TKO at Harringay Arena London to vacate the light heavyweight title hold while aiming for the world heavyweight crown. Pompey suffered cuts and a swollen eye as Moore dominated late, with manager Charley Johnson backing Moore’s bid for the heavyweight title.
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London
Archie Moore
San Diego
Calif
Rocky Marciano
Yolande Pompey
Trinidad
Harringay
Moore
Marciano
Floyd Patterson
Tommy Jackson
Patterson
Jackson
Charley Johnson
Pompey
Jack Hart
Ready For Nationals VFW Junior Rifle Team
The final selection for the VFW Junior Rifle Club to compete at the National Junior Outdoor Rifle matches in Miami on June 23 will be decided this Saturday at regular club classes at the VFW range in Vamo. Transportation help is available from Capt. Gwen Schlarb.
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VFW
Miami
Vamo
Gwen Schlarb
Sinatra buys half interest in lightweight contender Cisco Andrade
Hollywood Frank Sinatra now holds half of boxer Cisco Andrade a top lightweight title contender. Andrade’s manager Ralph Gambina owns the other half. Sinatra’s manager Henry Sani cola announced the purchase yesterday.
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Hollywood
INS
Frank Sinatra
Cisco Andrade
Sinatra
Henry Sanicola
Andrade
Ralph Gambina
Bobby Boyd Battles Milo Savage In Key Middleweight Test
Bobby Boyd a fast rising middleweight with an eight bout win streak seeks revenge against Milo Savage of Salt Lake City at Chicago Stadium. Savage defeated Boyd in a 10 round New York bout in April 1955 and is ranked fifth by the NBA. Boyd hopes a win leads to a title shot versus Sugar Ray Robinson as ABC telecasts the bout nationally.
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Chicago
INS
Bobby Boyd
Eduardo Lausse
George Johnson
Italo Scortichini
Holly Mims
Savage
Lausse
NBA
Boyd
Sugar Ray Robinson
Yankee bandwagon loses another rider Boudreau
New York and Kansas City clash as Lou Boudreau predicts a tight race despite acknowledging the Yankees remain the team to beat. He notes Detroit's revival, Cleveland and Chicago pitching strength, and strong Boston arms as potential threats in a close American League race.
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Yankee Bandwagon
Boudreau
New York
Yankee
Lou Boudreau
Kansas City
Detroit Tigers
Bucky Harris
al Kaline
Cleveland
Chicago
Boston
Boudreaux
French Entry Is Choice For Epsom Derby Favorite
La vandin a French trained three year old owned by Pierre Wetheimer was the morning line favorite for the 177th running of the Epsom Derby. Twenty six other colts start in the mile and a half classic over the turf with entries from France Ireland and America Montaval owned by Ralph B Strassburger is a 50 to 1 outsider and Atlas the Dee Stakes winner is another long shot for the 48552 prize.
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Epsom
England
Ins
Lavandin
Pierre Wetheimer
Ireland
Montaval
Ralph B. Strassburger
Norristown
France
Queen Elizabeth
Atlas
Mobile Bears Rally Past Atlanta in 10th Inning Protest
Mobile Bears beat the Atlanta Crackers 8-7 in 10 innings at Hartwell Field after a controversial game marked by key moments. Gordy Coleman hit a 10th inning homer and Vic Rheem failed to win his fifth as Andy Bratkowitz's misplay near third led to late drama with Umpire Bill Melvin ejecting Crackers manager Clyde King.
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Mobile
Bears
Birmingham Barons
Atlanta
Gordy Coleman
Birmingham
New Orleans
Nashville
Little Rock
Chattanooga
Memphis
Crackers
Hartwell
Coleman
Vic Rhem
Andy Bratkowitz
Jack Daniels
Bill Melvin
Cracker
Clyde King
Extensive Red Network Tracks Refugees Across America
INS recounts a secret communist drive to repatriate refugees from behind the Iron Curtain. Spies allegedly monitor moves, mail coercive letters, and pressure escapees to return home, with lists kept by Soviet and allied groups and letters signed to scare families into compliance.
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Hungarian National Council
New York
Bronx
Reds
Connecticut
Maine
Letters Department
Nikolai Mikhailov
Return To the Homeland Committee
East Berlin
Kremlin
Voice of the Homeland
U.S. Immigration Department of
West Germany
America
Sup
U.N
Legation
Two Ex-Champs Miss Open Qualifying
Lawson Little and Lloyd Mangrum, two former American Open champions, failed to qualify for the U S Open at Rochester. Bill Trombley of Dallas led the 37 qualifiers with 137 for 36 holes, joined by Fred dy Hass, Billy Maxwell, Jerry Barber, J Hebert, Ted Kroll, and Art Wall Jr.
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Dallas
Tex
Lawson Little
Lloyd Mangrum
Rochester
N. Y
Bill Trombley
Freddy Hass
New Orleans
Billy Maxwell
Odessa
Jerry Barber
Los Angeles
J. Hebert
Sanford
Ted Kroll
Fort
Surprise Welcome For Mrs Johnston At City Trailer Park
A home warming party hosted for Mrs. Ray B. Johnston marks her move to 17th Street Lot 32 in the Orange Trailer Park. Nearby social notes mention park residents hosting visits, picnics at Myakka State Park, and travel plans including trips to Omaha Lincoln and Erie. The Telephone Pioneers of America plan a June 15 meeting at the Mobile Home Park Auditorium.
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Ray B. Johnston
17Th Street
Detroit
Mich
William Wrassie
F. Stewart
John Trost
Leonards
5Th Street
Lincoln
Neb
Andresons
Omaha
Wallace H. Dunn
Pittsburg
W. Gottschalk
Gottschalks
Park
Crescent
South Bend
Ind
Olive
Sarasota
George Straub
6Th Street
Erie
Tillie Long
Billy Dempster
The
Navy
Chicago
Tillie
Telephone Pioneers of America
Mobile Home Park
Audtorium
Radcliffs
California
20Th Street
Smith Park
New York
Carroll Righters Astrology Forecast for the Zodiac
Aries through Pisces give daily guidance with cautions on impatience, focus, finances, and relationships. Advice covers keeping calm, finishing promises, choosing wise partners, managing costs, and directing a gifted child toward constructive activity. A note offers Carroll Righters June forecast details by birthdate.
Sparetime Pinchers Repeat at Bowladrome League Lead
Sparetime The Pinchers held first place by defeating the Shannberger Earth worms 314 to 19 in the Summer Mixed League at the Bowladrome. Bobh Piper led with a 236 single and 588 series as his Boxers also swept the Short Enders 4-0. Other results included the Terriers 3 1 over the Collies and the Gy Dogs and Pin Heads finishing 2 2.
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Bowladrome
Shannberger Earthworms
Bobh Piper
Piper
Florida Alumni Meet Tomorrow
Florida Alumni Assn directors meet at 8 p.m. at 1939 Prospect Ave home of president Jack Ledoux. They push a Sarasota County membership drive for former University of Florida students not in the group. Also on the agenda a summer get-together. John Lacey named trainer for North Carolina football after five years as Maryland assistant trainer.
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University of Florida Alumni Assn
Prospect Ave
Jack Ledoux
Sarasota County
U. of F
John Lacey
North Carolina
Maryland
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Archie Eyes
Everett Whitman
James Randall
Wayne Sicard
Geraldine Thayer
Milo Savage
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Epsom Downs
Mobile Bears
By Mercer Bailey
AP Sports Writer
Griffith Stadium
Washington, D.C
Sports Department
the News
P.O
U.S
By Jack Lotto
Michael Mischaikov
Brooklyn
Austria
Switzerland
Belgium
Germany
Jan Papenek
Karel Petrzelka
Papenek
City Trailer Park News
Myakka State Park
Lib Wright
Sam Sartorio
Alex Zwerkowski
Mary Kennedy
John Lotz
Billie Faulkner
Annis
Nick Carter
13Th Street
Mrs. F
Carroll Righter
Aries
Taurus
Gemini
Leo
Virgo
LIBRA
Scorpio
Sagittarius
Grand Central Sta
N.Y. Capricorn
Aquarius
Terriers
Collies
Shaggy Dogs
R. M. Piper
H. J. Whitcomb
Whitcomb
T. Anderson
Vv. Anderson
L. Fellnor
Felinor
H Debelius
H. Debelius
L. Higham
R Steltz
N. Anderson
Vv. Evans
L. Curry
Pittrelio
F. Davis
D. Barnes
L. Pitt
B. Jones
J. Radice Ia
G Boyer Jr
Hermanno
F. Hermann
Ella Peter
Ernst Peter
Eadens
M. Hinkle
J. Larson
D Stine
Florida
Lou
S. Osprey Ave
Yangee
Community Finance Service, Inc
Serasete
Main Street
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