Louis Schmeling Revisit 1938 Fight Thirty Five Years Later
Joe Louis and Max Schmeling remain linked by a famed 1938 bout at Yankee Stadium. Louis recalls the victory’s meaning while Schmeling reflects on postwar life, boxing influence, and his friendship with Louis amid Germany's and West Germany's changes.
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Berlin
SCS Takes Rod HOZEMAN and Leads National College Rodeo
In Boise as Southern Colorado State dominates the third night of the National College Finals Rodeo. Colorado school led Cal Poly and Tarleton Texas by 120 points 315 195 after the first go round. Arizona leads women's standin gs over Eastern New Mexico State 120 105 while Montana State and Oklahoma State fade to fifth 105. Steer wrestler Jim Partin Spokane Community College hit the ground and remained in satisfactory condition hospital attendants said. Don Graham Texas A M horse Kid Stuff stumbled and tumbled but both were uninjured. Becky Fullerton Blue Mountain Community College defending women's champ timed 15.3 seconds in barrel racing with Alexa Allred Central Arizona close behind.
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Southern Colorado State
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Tarleton
Texas
University of Arizona
Eastern New Mexico State
Montana State University
Oklahom State
Eastern New Mexico
Jim Pargin
Spokane Community College
Don Graham
Texas A&m
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Becky Fullerton
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Mountain Community College
Oregon
Alexa Allred
Central
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Secretariat to race at Arlington Park in June
The horse of the people Secretariat will race at Arlington Park on June 30, facing Our Native and possibly Blue Chip Dan in a $125,000 match. Trainer Lucien Laurin and owner Penny Chenery say the public should see him, with proceeds supporting fan attendance and broadcast plans by ABC TV. Secretariat’s return comes ahead of the Me- mile Jim Dandy and Travers schedule, with stud syndication limiting racing after November 5.
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Saratoga
Marathon golf record and missed grandchild birth in Lebanon Tenn
Raymond Lasater set a world record by playing golf nonstop for 2 hours and 20 minutes over 1,430 holes at Hunters Point Course in Lebanon Tennessee. He missed the birth of his first grandchild during the marathon.
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Mets Lose To Pirates In Wild Double Play Error
The New York Mets drop a 2-1 decision to the Pittsburgh Pirates at Three Rivers Stadium as a botched relay leads to a dramatic late run. Other NL games see St. Louis top Montreal 4-3, San Francisco beat Cincinnati 7-1, Houston rout San Diego 12-2, and Los Angeles shut out Atlanta 5-0. Bob Gibson homer, Tom Bradley four hitter, and Joe May shatter with three long balls for Houston and multiple stars contribute across the day’s slate.
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Phoenix Leads at Junior Davis and Wightman Cup in Albuquerque
In Albuquerque the Junior Davis Cup and Junior Wightman Cup events posted Phoenix teams sweeping multiple matches. Phoenix boys defeated El Paso and Tucson, while Albuquerque beat El Paso and Tucson rallied to top the fest club. Phoenix players Nichols, Keller, Johnson, Waltz achieved doubles. Chaves led Albuquerque with a double win. others plus Tucson and El Paso players won singles matches.
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Nancy Morgan
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Junior PGA District Winners Named From New Mexico Tourney
Thirty junior golfers from Deming Socorro Silver City and nearby towns competed at Scott Park Golf Course in four divisions. Top 16 in each division qualified for August State Junior PGA in Albuquerque with multiple Silver City players earning spots.
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A's fall to White Sox after baserunning blunders
Oakland loses 20 to Chicago as Bert Campaneris and Bill North are each ruled out on key plays. Stan Ratliff pitched nine innings allowing 12 hits, while Chicago breaks through in the fifth with doubles by Herrmann and Jeter and May’s RBI. The loss keeps Sox a half game ahead of Minnesota in the AL West amid a day of MLB results across the league.
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League Leaders by The Associated Press Baseball Charts
The AP league leaders include Blomberg and Horton atop batting. Mayberry leads in runs. Mayberry and Mendrick tied for home runs. North leads stolen bases. Pitching leaders include Colborn and Lee with 2.01 ERAs and Ryan atop strikeouts. Bonds and Bonds lead in NL offensive categories.
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