Bowdry Faces Luecde In July Fourth Light Heavy Clash
Bowdry, 20, of St Louis, meets Jerry Luedde of New Haven in a Louisville July Fourth light heavyweight bout carried on network radio and TV. Bowdry rose to No 8 in the 175-pound ratings after a win over Clarence Hinnant in April. Luedde hasn’t fought since December after losing to Yvon Durelle.
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Rathmann Leads American Sweep in Monza 500 Mile Race
American driver Jim Rathmann and an all US top five dominated the Monza 500, with Rathmann setting a new 189 lap pace in 2 hours 59 minutes 37.3 seconds at 166.705 mph. Jimmy Bryan finished second while Luigi Musso Phil Hill and Mike Hawthorn placed third to fifth in a strong European field. Bryan set the fastest lap at 54.4 seconds 174.768 mph.
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Argentina
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Miami
Europe
South America
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Jimmy Bryan
Phoenix
Ariz
Indianapolis
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Luigi Musso
Phil Hill
Pasadena
Calif
Mike Hawthorn
Britain
Ray Crawford
Cali
Jimmy Reece
Sota-Crackers Chase Sixth Win in Seven Starts
The Sota-Crackers of Sara sota Bay Post 30 aim for a sixth win in seven games tonight at Avon Park at 8 p.m. Coach Al Miller also leads a Legion game at Payne Park against Bradenton at 4 p.m. Wednesday.
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Tim Tam Leaves Hospital for Kentucky Pastures
Tim Tam former Kentucky Derby and Preakness winner is set to depart the University of Pennsylvania hospital today. He will travel by van to Calumet Farm in Lexington, Kentucky, to continue recovery from surgery on his injured right front ankle performed June 17.
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Turnes Shuts Down Sertoma With 2 Hit Performance
Glen Turnes pitched a complete game two hitter guiding the Dairies to a 9 3 win over Sertoma at Little League Park. He fanned 14 as Chuck Wood took the loss. The Dairies totaled 14 hits led by Turnes four singles and McTheny Binns Schwied Moss Noels with multiple safeties.
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Cafaro Helps Palmer Win 7-3 in Little League Clash
Palmer Bank defeated the Merchants 7-3 at Little League Park behind three hit pitching by J Cafaro and a key bat from R Ryland who hit a bases loaded homer to seal the win. RR Stich and B Waldron contributed two singles and a double as R Craig took the loss.
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Sports Wallop Kilowatts 14 3 at Little League Park
The Kilowatts topped the Red Sox 14 to 3 in a Little League game at Little League Park. Pitcher Terry Barton earned the win, Kenny Reed took the loss. Mike Lawler hit a homer, Barton added two singles, and Richard Noel and Scooter Whitted doubled.
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Autos Wallop Englewood 22-3 in Babe Ruth League
The Autos defeated Englewood 22 3 Saturday at Venice. Pitcher Adrian Garrett threw a complete game allowing six hits to earn the win. K Leonard took the loss. Autos collected 15 hits led by two each from Don Earp Carl Cowley R Strickland Jim Garrett and Tom McLaulin.
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Islanders Top G-Men in Florida State League Action
Daytona Beach climbed from last to sixth as the Islanders beat Gainesville 6-1 powered by strong pitching and timely hitting. Palatka and Orlando were tied 3-3 late, while Tampa was rained out. Navarro Davis debuted with Gainesville and Mike Copps of Palatka collected a hit in a 12-11 Gainesville St. Petersburg game.
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Nixon Wins Elks Little League Pitching Duel
Tory Nixon pitched six strong innings allowing three hits as the Elks defeated the Dairies 6 to 3. J Lotz drove in runs and shared catching duties with Nixon on the battery.
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Yogi Berra Averages 27 Homers Over Eight Seasons
Yogi Berra of the Yankees has averaged 27 home runs per season across the last eight years, highlighting his power and consistency in the lineup.
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Tarpon Tournament Draws Big Catches Across Sarasota County
In the 28th annual Sarasota County International Tarpon Tournament, anglers reported nine entries at weigh stations with notable catches including Norma S. Dibb’s 110 lb tarpon at Stump Pass and Leo Sneyd’s 1084 lb fish at Barkley’s Redfish Lodge. Other top weights included 97 4 lb by Clarence A. Barber near Longboat Pass, and multiple entries from Boca Grande, Englewood, and City Pier, as the Small Fish Tournament nears its midnight cutoff and prize distribution plans.
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Orioles Break Cleveland Jinx in Twin Wins
Baltimore Orioles win two games in Cleveland 11-6 and 5-2 on Sunday. They racked up 23 hits as the Indians were swept in a rare doubleheader showing.
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