Davey Moore dies from boxing injuries in California bout
Former featherweight champion Davey Moore died from brain injuries after a knockout by Sugars Ramos in Los Angeles. Gov. Brown called for outlawing boxing in California, urging new safeguards and an emergency committee to review sport regulations. Moore, 29, had 18 straight wins and a long career since the 1952 Olympic team, facing Ramos in a brutal finish at Glymnie Auditorium.
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Patterson Offered Clay Bout Could Bring Big Money Return
Floyd Patterson may get a chance to rebuild his name by fighting Cassius Clay, paving the way for a high‑stakes heavyweight title rematch with Sonny Liston. Championship Sports, Inc. president Tom Bolan said talks with Patterson would occur on Wednesday. Bolan noted the Patterson Clay bout could attract millions at the gate and on theater television. The remarks were made at the World Boxing Writers' Association annual dinner. Also honored were Dick Tiger and Dr Marvin Stevens.
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High School Scores Roundup Case Springheld Adena Troy
Case Springheld crushed Adena 74 8 Ohio high school scores show River Valley trailing Athens Dresden Beaver 33 while Lima York routed Pettisville 68. In CLASS AA AF Cass Columbus East beat Canton Afec Binley 60 59 at Cincinnati Urbana 37 Dayton Chaminade 3 Toledo Marion Handing 49 Linea Sen tor 43.
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Indians walk to win over Red Sox in Scottsdale
Cleveland Indians beat Boston 4 to 0 in a spring exhibition at Scottsdale. Uncontrolled walks by Boston pitchers helped the Indians load the bases and score in the sixth inning. Pedro Ramos was removed after four runs. Gary Bell and Jose Schiavone shut down the Red Sox late.
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Fischer wins shooting title at Llyria City Tentest
Mike Fischer of Gates Recreation Center won the shooting tentest defeating 272 opponents to claim the overall title. He also won the 16-18 age bracket with a 29 score. Jeff Heath took the 13-35 division with 38.1 points. Edison Recreation Center's Jack Janosik scored 23 in the 10-12 group. Final possible score was 50. Among 22 entrants, Oly Zi reached finals representing six recreation centers.
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Rassling Card at Arena Tweaks Star Power in Show
Bebo Brazil famed Coco Butt teams with Dery Calypso Kid to clash Greek wrecking crew for Chris and John Tolos. Lo vain Arena hosts two more big matches Wednesday at 8 30 p m. Semi final features Karl Von Hess versus Pedro Sanchez. Puerto Rican champ Von Hess beat Gene Kelly last show. Ace Freeman faces TM Tony in main preliminary bout. All stars are top competitors.
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Indians Pitchers Show Promise With Tebbetts Ten-Man Plan
Indians manager Birdie Tebbetts plans a ten man pitching staff led by Dick Donovan with others like McDowell Gazmeri and Nischwitz. Donovan is judged as the top starter, Bell and Grant show solid spring form, while several others race for spots or may be traded. Tebbetts hopes a sharper middle game and steady control lift the rotation into a competitive season.
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Elyrians Attend Meeting at American Bowling Congress
Elyrians Ed Witbeck and Elmer Zettai led 928 delegates at the annual American Bowling Congress convention in Buffslo New Jersey. Four amendments target cheaters with rerating and penalties while a senior association was added to ABC program. The convention also expanded synthetic pin weight limits and reported ABC membership at 1,005,463 teams, up seven percent from last season.
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Dan Sikes Wins Doral Open After Snead Duel
Dan Sikes, Jacksonville pro, claimed $9,000 first prize at the Doral Open, outlasting Slammin Sam Snead over the final four holes. He and 30 friends funded the syndicate that put him on tour, earning about $318,500 from investments as of this year. Sikes plans to go solo in August as the option lapses, while reflecting on his Houston and 1962 Classic ties and eyeing a decade more of golf.
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Krupar clan climbs in Inter-City Bowling event
NORTH CANTON The Bowl ing Krupars from Turnpike Lanes Elyria rose to third in team event of the Inter-City Bowling Tournament. Team total reached 2,349 actual pins and with a 261 pin handicap the score stood 3,110. Mike Krupar led with 391 while Steve Krupar totaled 565 and John Krupar 355.
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Baseball notice for South Little League registrations
Little League South will continue to hold registrations for the 198 Little League baseball season. Players can register at Abeokire Grocery Store all this week between 4 and 6 p.m. Boys must have birth certificates to register and must register to be eligible for a Major League team.
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600 Club Members Score Updated
George Scrivens tops with 1st place followed by Mike Henneges 150 and Ray O Brock 630. Earl Moore 607 and dack Tarry 60, Traxler 603, Lowell Burton 600, Francis Ward 600, Marion MacClelland 321, Eleanor Laker 122, al Scrivens 520, Jo Gallion S15.
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Playoff pairings set for NHL Stanley Cup opening
Playoff pairings finally settled after Sunday’s games. Chicago edged Montreal 4-3 to claim runner up, Montreal fell to New York. Detroit clinched top scorer honors with 186 points, Gore Hose tallied 4 goals and an assist in Detroit victory. Glen scored twice against Toronto and five against Montreal to win Conn Smythe-style award.
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