Yanks Slaughtered at Home by White Sox in 15-0 Rout
Associated Press reports the Chicago White Sox battered New York pitcher Bob Cain for a 15-0 victory at Yankee Stadium. Cain blanked the Yanks as Phil Rizzuto collected three of New York's five hits. Sox hitters piled onto Ed Lopat and Don Johnson in a lopsided game.
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Mt. Vernon Defeats Springfield In Valley Basketball Tilt
Mt. Vernon handled Springfield Centralia 12 7 in a Mt. Vernon Springfield area matchup while Paducah beat Vincennes 4 1 1 3. West Frankfort beat Paris 11 1 3 and Mattoon upset Centralia 10 13 2 . Jo Daviess County hosts Illinois highest point at Charles Mound 1241 feet.
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LaMotta Outpoints Taylor in Non-Title Bout in Syracuse
In Syracuse, Jake LaMotta, 169, from New York, outpointed Joe Taylor, 162, of Binghamton, N Y, over ten rounds in a non-title bout. In Tacoma, Harry Kid Matthews, 174, of Seattle, knocked out Watson Jones, 181, of Los Angeles, in the third round.
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Charles KO'd By Ring Medics
Chicago May 5 AP The specter of Joe Louis haunts boxing as N B A Champion Ezzard Charles is KO d for at least 90 days by ailing heart Louis, touring Brazil, says Charles may retire due to health Charles flunked a three hour Illinois athletic commission exam and was ruled not fit to fight A vascular heart condition prompted reexamination in three months decision by two commission physicians
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Hogan Extends Two Stroke Lead At Greenbrier Open
Sam Snead fears lightning and Ben Hogan as the $10,000 Greenbrier Open enters its second 18 holes in West Virginia. Hogan fired a 64 in comeback effort to sit two strokes behind lead, while Snead and Henry Ransom posted 66s on the 6,368 yard White course.
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