Garden Board Members May Resign Jobs
Madison Square Garden directors Chairman Bernard F Gimbe and five others offered resignations claiming they are captives of boxing promoter Jim Norris. The Herald Tribune named Walter P Chrysler Sr Sydney J Weinberg William M Greve Jansen Neves and Stanton Griffin as the six. Norris would not comment. Garden president Gen John Reed Kilpatrick refused to discuss. The board members objected to Norris admitting knowledge of underworld figure Frankie Carbo and to the Garden being a television studio for small fight crowds and Norris promoting the Marciano Cockell bout in San Francisco.
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The Umpire By Beans Reardon Question and Answers
A reader asks about scoring decisions in late relief roles and winning runs. The column answers that the original pitcher gets the victory if the reliever allowed the tying run and the decisive run scored on a wild pitch. It also notes pitchers credited with wins must be effective. Further QAs cover a bases-on-boundaries play, and records for pitchers hitting homers in a season.
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Sox Get Busby Back From Washington Deal
Chicago reports GM Frank Lane reacquires outfielder Jim Busby for Johnny Groth catcher Cle nty Courtney and pitcher Bob Chakales. Busby, 28, batting .230, Groth at .349, Courtney .370, Chakales lacking a record. Previous moves trace Busby from 1950 51 Sox to 1952 Washington trade for Sam Mele.
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Swaps Nashua Rumored in Chicago Match Race
Chicago June 8 AP The Tribune reports negotiations for a match race between Swaps and Nashua, the Kentucky Derby finalists. Washington Park in August is a possible venue with Aug 1 to Sept 5 meeting dates. Purse likely 50 000 to 100 000 winner take all.
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Baggage Binge on Pro Tour Radar in North Carolina
Betsy Rawls travels on a professional golf tour carrying 20 sweaters and skirts 10 pairs of golf shoes and numerous personal items including a record player records two radios and an iron.
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Panama native Hector Lopez joins Kansas City Athletics
Rookie infielder Hector Lopez from Colon Panama joins the Kansas City Athletics after spending last season with Ottawa in the International League.
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Major League Stars Shine in Relief as Sox Beat Indians
Pitcher George Susce of the Red Sox held the Indians to three hits in 13 relief innings helping Boston to a 9-5 victory. Stan Musial of the Cardinals went 3-for-5 with a two run double and a run-scoring triple to edge the Phillies 5-4.
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