Indians Rally to Top Giants in Las Vegas Exhibition
Cleveland Indians beat the New York Giants 11 6 in Las Vegas as Herb Score struggled early, but Gray Mossi and a strong bullpen held the Giants. Jim Hegan and George Strickland led the hitting with two each while Mike Garcia eyed a knuckleball bid to regain form as the tour moves to Salt Lake City.
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Las Vegas
Nev
INS
Cleveland Indians
Indians
New York Giants
New Yorkers
Giants
Herb
Ivery
Score
Portsider
Gray
Mossi
Firemu
John Gray
Don Mossi
Redskins
Johnny Antonell
Clevelanders
Fete Burnside
Burnside
Imound
Jim Hegan
George Strickland
Mike Garcia
Tribe
Salt Lake City
Hodge Aims for Second Grand Slam at AAU Championships
In Waynesburg Pennsylvania Dan Hedge a three time NCAA champion from Oklahoma seeks his second straight grand slam at the four day AAU championships. The event draws over 200 wrestlers from the United States Canada Mexico India and Japan with eight weight classes in both free style and Greco Roman.
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Waynesburg
Dan Hedge
Oklahoma
United States
Canada
Mexico
India
Japan
Weather Woes Damp Spring High School Sports Attendance
The column laments spring baseball and track suffer from rain and unannounced delays, while football and basketball draw crowds. It recalls Hermann Undertaker’s 1937 bowling feats and ponders maximum possible scores, noting bowling limits and rhetorical questions about near perfect games.
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John Jackson
Hermann Undertaker
St. Louis
Budweiser Beer
Lowman
Hayes Praises Clark In Buckeye Spring Drills Start
Ohio State coach Woody Hayes lauds Clark as the key back in early spring workouts, noting a year of constant play made him stand out. He comments on Buckeyes’ offensive potential and Clark’s production, while other athletics notes cover bowlers posting 600 series and league leaders at Stoney’s and Tarry Lanes.
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Columbus
Ohio State
Woody Hayes
Nona
Clark
Bucks
Steve Bycynski
Bycynski
Virgil Shuster
Bucynski
United
Stoney
Rainbow Lanes
Hayes
Harvey Behring
St. John Labout
Bob McLaughlin
Rita Ody
George Vincent
Tarry Tavern
Ed Flickinger
Sam
Nagy
Bucynska
Babe Valerius
Rose Loescher
Green Dragon Cafe
United Polish Club
Lehman Cartage Inc
Lawson’s
General Industries
Grassie’s
Side Inn
Vic Seixas Plans Tennis Comeback Amid League Play
Vic Seixas, former Wimbledon and U.S. singles champion, announced quitting tennis to pursue bowling in Montague Bay Jamaica. He implied he would join Ladies Bowl tournaments in Perky Lanes while noting recent league action and standings with multiple teams and high series.
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Montego Bay
Jamaica
U.S
Vic Seixas
Wellington
Lois Sheffield
Piladelphia
Fran Jones
Tuesgame
Ing
Fe Hoff Inc
Betxas
Pony Execs Will Meet
Elyria Pony League President Tom Innes calls meeting of executive board members for tomorrow at 8 30 p m in the offices of Minnesota Title Co over Fitch Co on Broad 51 in Elyria.
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Elyria Pony League
Tom Innes
Minnesota Title Co
Fitch Co
Broad
Collegians Defeat Harlem Globetrotters in Cleveland
The College All-Stars beat the Harlem Globetrotters 68 63 at Cleveland Arena, extending their home winning streak to four and their eight meeting series to five wins for the All-Stars since 1950. John Nowak tied the game for North Carolina in the third quarter, and Max Jameson of Kentucky State gave the lead.
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Cleveland, O
Harlem Globetrotters
Trotters
Cleveland Arena
Senes
Collegians
New York
Chiago
All-Stars
John Nowak
North Carolina
Max Jameson
Kentucky State
Boxing official urges nationwide shunning of Louisiana
Abe J. Greene of the National Boxing Association asks all boxers to shun Louisiana due to a state race ban on athletic contests. The call came as Louisiana considers blocking a Dupas Martinez bout over Dupas being Negro, after Greene spoke to a Paterson service club.
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Paterson
N. J
LLP
Abe J. Greene
National Boxing Assn
Louisiana
Greene
Paterson Service Club
Louisiana Boxing Commission
Ralph Dupas
New Orleans
Vince Martinez
Dupas
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Tribe Cure
Hodge Eyes
By Jim Ketchum
Brown-Lipe-Chapin
Elyria
Jack Reming
Jim Stroh
George Humphrey
Bo Braun
John Riesel
Jack Ternes
Cliff Thierry
Pat Frymier
Carl Cross
Frank Moehle
Don Lang
al Johnson
Shuster
Sheffield
Seixas
Oxfords
Tennis
U.S. Reds
First Communion
Dad
LEE
Huskies — Slims
Broad Street
The
600 Club
Stoney’s
Bam
St. John Lutheran League
Tarry Lanes Ladies League
Pony Execs
Shunning
Sam’s
West Ave
Broad Dial
Sco
Wan
Alsco, Inc
Cleveland
Hebbidton
Middle Ave
Elyrie
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