Louis Eyes Comeback In Boxing Return
Louis plans a return to challenge Charles for the heavyweight title amid mixed reactions. Tax issues and potential purses shape the move as the ex-champion trains at West Baden before mid August camp in New Jersey.
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Jon Laws
Joe
Jon Walcott
Maranali Miles
Jum Norris
International Boxing Chi Nor- 1S
Lous
Ezzard Charles
Louis
ASE Greens
National Boxing Association
Edie Eagan
New York State Athletic Commission
Louis- Charles
New York
Charles
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Lee Savold
Bruce Woodcock
Noris
Sake
Brown Bomber
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Yankee Stadium
Chicago
IBC
Jake LaMolla
Ray Robinson
Tigers Have Two Best A.L. Batters
NEW YORK AP Hoot Evers of Detroit replaces teammate George Kell as the American League batting leader after day games through Thursday. Kell slumped to .343 after 5 hits in 25 at bats, while Evers rose to .348 with 10 hits in 22 appearances. Jackie Robinson leads the NL with .360 as Musial’s 30-game hitting streak ends. Pafko sits third at .331. Walt Dropo narrows the AL lead slightly after a rough stretch.
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New York
Hoot Evers
Detroit
George Kell
Kells
Kell
Evers
Larry Doby
Cleveland
Hell
Land West
Walt Bippo
Boston Red Sox
Stan Musial
Musial
Brooklyn
Jackie
Robinson
Dodgers
Andy J. Pafko
Chicago Cubs
Walt Dropo
Tea Abor
Burs Perch
Bobi
Gievesnd
Eo Benne
Boston
St Zinn
Fey
Karpuk Delivers in Ottawa Win As Outfielder Pitcher
Ottawa’s FETE WARPUK pitcher left fielder Karpuk starred last night in a 4-3 victory over Geneva Reds. He scored both the tying and winning runs, contributing from the outfield and on the mound. In the border league, the Oswego Maples beat Watertown 10-7 amid seven errors by Aches.
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Fete Warpuk
Ottawa’s
Tov
Geneva Reds
Karpuk
Johnny Russian
Opdensburg Maples
Watertown
YES
Ingwell
Ottawa
Tember
Goose Gosselin
Karnak
Gosselin
Mike
Pontarsili
Hunt
Bel Sian
Mulloy and Savitt Eye Davis Cup Berth Battle
Meatyard Lawton dominates local golf scene at Drumlins with wins and near misses while Southamption hosts the Meadow Club invitational. Mulloy faces Dick Savitt in a Davis Cup semifinal chase as other matches unfold across New York and nearby clubs.
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Southampton
Caplack
Levertts
Arthur Larsen
San Leandro
Calif
Karl Cochell
San Francisc
Ted Williams Returns to Red Sox After Elbow Injury
Ted Williams wore a Red Sox uniform at Fenway Park for the first time since his elbow injury. He received an arm massage and whirlpool treatment, then wore flannels and jogged and sprinted across the outfield for 20 minutes to work up a sweat.
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Boston
Ted Williams
Red Sox
Chicago
Fenway Park
Williams
Ponder Rules Favorite in Arlington Handicap Race
CHICAGO Arlington favorite Ponder from Calumet Farm, weighing 188 pounds, is tipped to win the $8290 Arlington Handicap at Arlington Park over a mile and a quarter. Competitors likely to challenge include Cochise, Loser Weeper, Oil Capitol, Tom Gray’s 3 year old, House Fain’s Inseparable, King Randis, and Corandero among four other rivals.
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Calumet Farm
Ponder
Kentucky
Calumet
Tomary
Walt
Loser Weeper
Seaboard
Will Tery
Tom Gray
Hasty House Fain
Randis Corandero
Arlington
Fight Results From Yesterday’s Stars In Brief
Yesterday’s baseball scores and results featuring players like Camene and Chavez, with standout performances including Brockton’s Flores and a pitching duel where a pitcher held the Senators to one hit through innings, delaying other games. The report notes multiple teams and players across various cities, including New York and Rhode Island.
Sunnycrest Junior championship odds and local golf notes
Out of the Rough players contest Sunnycrest Junior event next week while JTNEOR GOLLERS and JOAN K GARDNER star in recent rounds. Gardner shot an 80 with an eagle on the first hole. other pros and amateurs including Howard Tiegen and AORN HARRINGTON feature in mixed foursomes at Green Lakes as turf conditions favor long rolls. First round pairings for the Tuscarora Civic championship are listed with matches set by Aug 6, detailing many local competitors and tees.
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Chabripion
Drumlins
Annette Meatyard Lawton
Wiliam Schoonmaker
Bellevue County Club
Syracuse
Philadelphia
Lawton
Lyndon
Yahnundasis Country Club
Ugea
Anne Winslow Cantwell
Saranac Lake
Drumiins East
Jtneor Gollers
SGA
Joan K. Gardner
Green Lakes
Hns
Howard Tiegen
Willamis
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Gardner
Looking and Listening boosts real crime case eye witness series
NBCs Friday night Looking and Listening uses genuine testimony and recorded evidence from police, witnesses, and officials in real cases. The first success followed a manhunt after a Cleveland murder suspect was shot dead resisting arrest. Public response flooded calls to NBC and WTAM.
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Wanted
NBC
Edward Sadowski
Philip Anthony Faranda
Cleveland
WTAM
Sadowski
WSYR
Morald Journal Radio Timetable Highlights
Today s radio and television highlights list a compact schedule of programs and performers. Names include The Moonmaids Mee ACO PAE MSV LY Hawking and Kenny O Kerte with various hosts and guest appearances.
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Dtuta
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Dratthig Fane
Dust
Bob Maw
Jekty Raniirs
Joel Crea
Basan Street
Jane Wickens
Wedd
PW Ga
Ole Gary
Atmate Pewsl
Red Loley
Better Golf By Sam Snead
A feature on Sam Snead and golf technique discusses how players, caddies, and observers capture the swing to form mental pictures. It highlights Savitt versus Beisser in tennis, ratings of Davis Cup prospects, and various baseball outcomes with Wilkes-Barre and Elmira results, noting a teaching focus on swing angles and impact.
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Erich Leinsdorf
Rochester Symphony
Twemer
Iran
Som Uhan
Lower Basin St
CWSYR
Hornell Dodgers take Pony League lead with four-hit gem
Ed Moore pitched four-hit ball to lift the Hornell Dodgers to first place in the Pony League as Sullivan hit a three-run homer for Hartford. Olean Oilers fell 6 to 5 to Hamilton Cardinals, while May 15 saw Bob Chalkales rack eight innings for the Indians at Wilkes Barre, recording his ninth win and his 70th strikeout.
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Wiew Blue Sox
Moners
Scranton
Bill Kowalski
Hartford Chiefs
Williamsport Tigers
Elmira Pioneers
Albany Senators
Nick Andromidas
Pioneers
Williamsport
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Rose Sullivan
Tiwo
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Ed Moore
Hornell
Sullivan
Harry
Lockport Reds
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Chiefs
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Bob Chalkales
Indians
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Rome Victory Sealed In 11th On Harmon Heroics
In an American League clash Rome rallied in the 11th as Bob Harmon delivered a game changing hit driving in two runs after a tied at bases loaded situation. Harmon blasted a double off Sheffield wall to plate the winning run, lifting Rome to an 8-2 win while two other games were washed out by rain.
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Associated Press
Rome
Bob Harimon
Harmon
Heemachei
Iwaerin Doubie
Royale Ina Canaman
Moore leads with 12th win as Dodgers beat rivals
Moore pitched seven strong innings and issued only three walks to earn his 12th victory of the year. Don Zimmer drove in runs with a triple and a double. In other games Boo Aicllo fueled a 6-3 Jamestown win over Batavia, while Bradford routed Wellsville 17-5. Local radio and campus listings follow.
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Don Zimmer
Dodgers
White Dam Bortoce
Boo Aicllo
Rome
Batavia Clippers
Jamestown Falcons
Bradford Phillies
Wellsville Senators
TV Guide Saturday Schedule With NBC CBS and DuMont Listings
A dense Saturday broadcast card lists multiple programs across NBC CBS and DuMont. Featured shows include horse opera at 6 00 PM, Aurora Comics Forum with a roster of actors, dramatic entries Hawkins Falls and wrestling trotting races, and later News Briefs at noon.
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Horse Opera Playhouse
American Forum
Aurora Comics
Delintell
Marjorie Galeson
Russell Thorson
Lillian Schaal
Exa Marie Saint
James Lee
Arthur Cassell
NBC
Hawkins Falls
Lucky Pup
Jack Sterling
Joe Basile
Madison Square Garden Brass Kings
CBS
Bud Colyer
Hands of Destiny
Telenews
Wrestling From
Chicago
DuMont
Little Mympies at Oslo Staging Three-Day Showdown
A past sports recap notes a US squad defeating a Scandinavian team 2381 to 22435 in a three day event at Oslo. It recalls five years ago jockey Johnny Adams injuring via a call at Washington Park and fifteen years ago Harry Jeffra outpointing Spider Armstrong over 15 rounds to defend the leatherweight title.
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Oslo
Johnny Adams
Callat Bane
Apt
Washington Park
Harry Jeffray
Spider Armstrong
Baltimore
England
Fraight
Westinghouse All-in-One Entertainment Center Highlighted
An advertisement touts a Westinghouse combination radio TV and telephone as a complete family entertainment center in blond color. The compact unit appeals to households seeking integrated audio visual and communications capabilities.
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Westinghouse
Blond Con
Sole
2d Prize Schwinn Panther bicycle from Meltzer's
In Salina Street a 1951 Schwinn Panther bicycle with chrome fenders chrome tank trim and knee action is listed as second prize for sale at 545 dollars from Meltzer's Salina Street.
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Panther
Meltzer’s
Salina St
Contest to Win RKO Keith Prizes For Bright Leaf Show
Readers urged to send anti hoarding slogans to WSYR Syracuse inviting entries for a prize drawing tied to the film Bright Leaf. More than 100 prizes including toasters waffle irons lighters and pen sets offered for simple daily submissions.
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WSYR
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