Littler Dominates 1955 Tournament of Champions in Las Vegas
Gene Littler shot 280 for 72 holes to win the third annual Tournament of Champions in Las Vegas despite heavy winds. The amateur has earned over 21000 this year and promises a bright golf future though comparisons to Hagen Jones or Hogan are premature.
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Boxing experts rate ten top heavyweights over Cochel
Many boxing men believe any of the ten top heavyweights in the country could defeat Don Cochel of England. If so, Rocky Marciano should have no trouble retaining his title as Cochel would need out boxing Marciano to cause an upset. The durable Rocky can take punches that would fell an ox, and the bout will likely draw but not go the distance.
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England
Rocky Marciano
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Indians
Bob Feller
Cleveland
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Cy Young
Lawrence Corcoran
Sam White
Herb Score
Boston
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Fell
Red Sox
Bob Lemon
Tribe
Goose Tatum loses Globetrotters post amid vanishing acts
The Harlem Globetrotters released Goose Tatum for repeatedly disappearing at game time. Tatum plans to form his own touring team to keep entertaining crowds, while owner Saperstein seeks a return to the fold with better behavior. The story notes his comedy and crowd drawing power.
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Musial Promises Strong Start As Season Proceeds
The season is young and Musial is a slow starter but will rise in batting, RBIs, and home runs as he gains time. The article notes Stan Musial will figure prominently in all three categories as the campaign unfolds.
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Don Mueller A Versatile Hallmark Of Giants Hitting
A profile of Don Mueller of the New York Giants describing him as a great hitter who lacks fanfare. He is a tough out, rarely misreads pitches, and can spray hits to all fields. He helped Willie Mays chase the batting title last year.
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Dodgers Seek New Home Amid Attendance Decline
Brooklyn's Dodgers, a powerful club with pitching strength, threaten to abandon the National League for another city after a season hurt by a pitching collapse and Roy Campanella's absence. Attendance at Ebbett's Field has fallen sharply, fueling transfer rumors.
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Braves Get Braver As Season Moves On
The Milwaukee Braves, pegged to challenge Brooklyn for the pennant, play above .500 with strong batting power and solid defense. Manager Charlie Grimm steers a well balanced club, but pitching depth could decide the title race as the season unfolds.
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Brooklyn
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Charlie Grimm
Life preserver for Yankees
New York uses Bullet Bob Turley as a stop gap for Allie Reynolds. Turley can overpower hitters with a blazing fastball when he throws it for strikes. The Yankees again contend for the league lead, often near the top.
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Allie Reynolds
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White Sox Rally Behind Hitters In Tight Race
Marty Marion leads the Chicago White Sox as Walt Dropo Kell Minoso Rivera and Lollar provide strong hitting. The big question remains pitching with Cleveland holding top arms in the pennant chase.
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Cleveland
Our Men in Service LOGEX-55 Training at Fort Lee
About 5000 officers and enlisted personnel will train to support combat troops in modern warfare. The Army wide LOGEX 55 exercise will take place May 27 at Fort Lee Virginia. Lt. Col. Walter R. Jorgenson is among those participating.
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Long Beach Soldiers Named for Exercise Apple Jack at Fort Lewis
At Fort Lewis Washington 26 000 soldiers are chosen to participate in Exercise Apple Jack at Yakima Firing Center May. The list includes Sergeant First Class Raymond Peltier his wife Alice lives in Long Beach Pvt Harold H Hanson 20 son of Mr and Mrs S Y Hanson 1345 Bennett Ave Long Beach Sergeant First Class Clarence R Berkshire son of Clarence L Berkshire 1430 Poinsettia St Long Beach Cpl Floyd W Mader son of Mrs Alice A Mader 1382 Belmont Ave Long Beach and Pvt John L Decker 19 son of Raymond J Decker 1029 Linden St Long Beach The exercise tests infantry and support units in mountains and desert with simulated atomic weapon use.
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Mother's Day Gifts At Frosty's Shop
Frosty's Shop promotes Mother's Day gifts with hosiery by Mojad described as second-skin nylons. It showcases slips gowns panties in various colors, lingerie sets, and sun dresses from Hawaii and California, emphasizing easy-care fabrics and summer wear.
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