Pender Keeps Limited World Title With Split Victory Over Robinson
In Boston, Paul Pender defends his limited world middleweight title via a split 15 round decision over Sugar Ray Robinson. Pender dominates from mid rounds as Robinson misfires his right hand repeatedly, with judges split but AP backing Pender 144-141.
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Pender
Robinson
Boston
Paul Pender
Sugar Ray Robinson
Sugar Man
Brookline, Mass
Jim McCarron
Jim Carrig
Sugar Ray
Boston Garden
Tidwell Equals Century Mark In Houston Meet
Kansas sprinter Charles Tidwell tied the world record with a 10.1 in the 100 meters at the Meet of Champions in Houston. He also earlier tied the meet record at 10.3 during heats while Ira Murchison and Bobby Morrow failed to reach the final. The event featured John Thomas of Boston University winning high jump at 7 feet and Lee Calhoun leading 110 meter hurdles qualifiers in 14.1. Bill Alley set a best US javelin mark at 273 feet 10 inches as Dick Crane topped the discus at 170 feet 3 inches. Tidwell led a strong field including Stone Johnson and Davis Sime who posted 10.3 and 10.4 respectively in related sprints.
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Houston
Tex
Charlie Tidwell
Kansas
Ira Murichson
Bobby Morrow
Tidwell
Stone Johnson
Grambling University
Davis Sime
Duke
Bill Woodhouse
Morrow
Abilene Christian
John Thomas
Boston University
Thomas
Lee Calhoun
Bill Alley
United States
Dick Crane
Auburn
Jerry Dyes
Louisiana
Johansson resumes sparring ahead of Patterson title defense
Ingemar Johansson resumed sparring in Grossinger New York after a four day layoff for a back ailment. Dr Herbert Salzberg reported the champion's back condition much improved. Johansson worked three rounds with Lin nard Risberg and focused on combinations and rights to the midsection, plus long bag sessions.
Eastern Witt's homer lifts Kiely's past VFW 5 to 4
Witt homered for Kiely's in a 5 4 win over VFW. Olson and Stosich pitched for Kiely's while G Hannen and Brocco worked for VFW.
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Eastern Witt
Kiely
VFW
Olson
Stosich
Burke
G. Hanninen
Brocco
Battery
Velocity of Sound Rises With Temperature Increase
The velocity of sound increases about one foot per second for each degree Fahrenheit rise in temperature.
Fishing Slow in Muddy Montana Streams
Montana anglers report slow fishing statewide as spring runoff peaks. The lower Madison, Cliff, Harrison and Elk lakes show fair catches, while Gallatin Jefferson and Lower Big Hole run high and muddy. Anaconda area streams are very high. Silver Lake and East Fork reservoir offer better prospects with spoon and cowbell lures.
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East Fork
Boxer Ernie Tubbs In Critical Condition After KO
In Pensacola on May 20 Ernie Tubbs a 20 year old Houston welterweight was knocked out in a preliminary bout by William Crosby of Mobile. A blood clot was removed from his head and doctors said bleeding had stopped but brain damage status remains undetermined as he stayed unconscious in critical condition.
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Pensacola
Fla
Fariss D. Kimbell Jr
Ernie Tubbs
Kimbell
Houston
Tex
William Crosby
Mobile
Ala
Giants Blank Braves to Climb in Pittsburgh Shadow
Willie Mays broke a slump with two singles and a three run homer off Warren Spahn as Sam Jones pitched a five hit shutout, and Mays stole two bases in a Candlestick Park win that moved San Francisco within one game of Pittsburgh. Jones struck out eight in his fourth shutout of the season, while the Giants built a 5 0 victory and inched closer to the NL leaders.
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San Francisco
Willie Mays
Milwaukee
Warren Spahn
Sam Jones
Mays
Candlestick Park
Bob Rush
Giants
Pittsburgh
St. Louis
Jones
Orlando Cepeda
Willie Kirkland
Andre Rodgers
Spahn
Eddie Bressoud
Joe Amalfitano
Darlene Hard Drives U S to 2-1 Lead in Wightman Cup
Darlene Hard wins singles and doubles to give the United States a 2-1 edge over Great Britain on the opening day in Wimbledon. She defeats Christine Truman 6-3 6-4 after a comeback and partners with Karen Hantze to crush Ann Haydon and Angela Mortimer 6-0 6-0 in 30 minutes.
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Wimbledon
England
Darlene Hard
United States
Great Britain
Paris
Montebello
Calif
Christine Truman
Karen Hantze
San Diego
Ann Haydon
Angela Mortimer
Miss Haydon
Wightman
Miss Hantze
Janet Hopps
U.S
Palmer Opens Lead With 64 In Oklahoma City Open
Arnold Palmer, returning to tour with vengeance, shot 5 under par for 68 and 33 33 to take a 36-hole lead at 134 in the Oklahoma City Open at Twin Hills. Gene Littler followed with 64 to sit one stroke back at 135 after a 71.
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Oklahoma City
Arnold Palmer
Ligonier
Twin Hills Country Club
Palmer
Indianapolis
Gene Littler
Littler
Craft named freshman cage coach at Montana State
Roger Craft, 26, a former Kansas State star, was appointed freshman basketball coach at Montana State College and will assist head coach Debbie Lambert with the varsity. Craft, a 6-7, 220-pounder, comes from El Dorado Junior College and replaces Bob Rousey who resigned.
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Bozeman
Roger Craft
Kansas State University
Montana State College
R. R. Renne
Craft
Debbie Lambert
el Dorado
Kansas
Bob Rousey
Kansas State
Lambert
Ancient Egyptians Greased Chariots and Preserved Mummies
Ancient Egyptians used petroleum to grease chariots and preserve pharaohs mummies illustrating early use of oil based substances in mobility and burial practices by royal society and craftsmen.
Baseball Night Lineups and Minor League Scores
Major league schedules include Cleveland at New York Ford and Kansas City at Baltimore with two games and day night. Chicago at Boston features Wynn Shaw and DeLock Casale. National League games list Philadelphia at Chicago and Pittsburgh at St Louis. Cincinnati visits Los Angeles Padres. Minor leagues report Pioneer Boise Idaho Falls Billings Missoula. American Association Louisville St Paul Houston Daline-Port Worth. International League Miami Toronto Richmond Buffalo Montreal Havana. International League Columbus Rochester.
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Pet
Cleveland
Baltimore
New York
Detroites
Chicago
Washington
Kanese City
Dway
Boston
Kansas City
Detroit
Grant
Ford
Herbert
Estrada
Wynn
Shaw
DeLock
Casale
Messi
Fisher
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Conley
Ellsworth
Pittsburgh
Law
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Ledecki
Cincinnati
Newcombe
Los Angeles
Padres
Milwaukee
Pizzaro
San Francisco
Antonelli
Dell
American Assn
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Louisville
St. Houston
Daline-Port Worth
Charleston
Denver
Miami
Toronto
Richmond
Buffalo
Montreal
Havana
Columbus
Rochester
Archers Open State Title Tests Today
Kalispell hosts the 21st annual state archery tournament in the target division. About 150 members of the Montana State Bowmen Association and their families are expected for the competition Saturday and Sunday led by Mrs. Earl Baird, chairman of the Flathead Bowmen.
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Kalispell (Ap
Earl Baird
Flathead Bowmen
Montana State Bowmen's Association
Kalispell
Montana deer crop valued at six million dollars
The Fish and Game department reported Montanans harvested a deer crop worth six million dollars last year. This uses New Mexico's fifty dollar per deer valuation applied to Montana's 1959 bill of 120000 deer.
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Helena
Truex and Fuller Star On Armed Forces Track Meet
Pint sized Max Truex won the 5000 meters in 14 29.2 and Air Force sergeant Tom Fuller ran 10.3 to win the 100 meters at the Armed Forces Track and Field Championships in Quantico. Bo Roberson won the broad jump and Eddie Southern took the 400 meter hurdles in a time under the Olympic standard.
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Quantico
Max Truex
America
Air Force
Armed Forces
Truex
California
Tom Fuller
Fuller
Japan
Bobby Morrow
Hawaii
Palo Alto
Irving
Bo) Roberson
Army
Jesse Owens
Eddie Southern
Texas
Southern
Smelterites Rally For 4 3 Victory Over Anaconda
Terry Serenar hit a two run homer in the seventh to tie the game at three and East Helena Smelterites beat Anaconda 4 3 in a State Baseball League game Friday night. Anaconda led 3 1 after six. Deen Anaconda batted 352 with Pride Foster Ekstrom and Lofing on the mound. East Helena travels to Helena Sunday for the next league match.
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ST. Louis
St. Louis Cardinals
Pittsburgh Pirates
Larry Jackson
Bob Duliba
Lindy McDaniel
Dick Groat
Cardinals
Ken Boyer
Chicago
Ernie Banks
Don Hoak
Smoky Burgess
Pirates
Redbirds
Jackson
Anaconda
Terry Serenar
East Helena Smelterites
East Helena
Helena
Deen
Charles Pride
K. Foster
Arden Ekstrom
Alex Lofing
Bally Ache Hurt and Is Out of Belmont Today
Favored Bally Ache withdrew from the Belmont Stakes with an ailing right front ankle leaving seven 3-year-olds to race the 92nd mile and a half classic at Belmont Park. Tompion is the 6-5 favorite with Venetian Way also in the field and several other entrants including Tooth and Nail Nagea Disperse John William Celitic Ash.
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Belmont
Tompion
New York
Turfland Syndicate
C. V. Whitney
Belmont Park
Venetian Way
Isaac Blumberg
Sunny Blue Farm
Cain Hoy Stable
Tooth and Nail
Howard Keck
Nagea
King Ranch
Merrick Stable
John William
Green Dunes Farm
Yankees Rally Past Indians as Mantle Homers Again
New York Yankees defeat Cleveland Indians 4-3 behind Mickey Mantle's eighth inning homer his fourth in three games. Art Ditmar gets the win while Stigman suffers the loss after allowing Mantle's decisive shot. Piersall, Kubek and Mantle provide New York offense in a tight interleague matchup.
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Mickey Mantle
Cleveland
New York Yankees
Indians
Yankees
Tribe
Art Ditmar
Mantle
Dick Stigman
Larry Locke
Cletis Boyer
Ditmar
Hector Lopez
Abrh
Kubek
Francona
Maris
b-Hale
Locke
Stigman
c-Tanner
Strickland
Foiles
Sugman
SAC —Kiwnnesenes
Sevnesene
Aspromente
Power
Richardson
Skowron
Kuenn
Boyer
Piersall
Jurgess Out as Boston Red Sox Manager
Billy Jurges was fired as manager of the Boston Red Sox, announced minutes before a game against Chicago. Del Baker remains interim manager, continuing in that role as a permanent successor is not named. Jurges had been on leave after doctors ordered rest amid heavy strain from a team slump.
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Boston
Chicago White Sox
Red Sox
Billy Jurges
Jurges
Boston Red Sox
Arlington
del Baker
Baker
Mike Higgins
Lamar Tech Dominates NAIA Tennis Quarterfinals in Kansas City
Lamar Tech of Beaumont Texas moves two players into the NAIA semifinals as Reginald Bennett Colin Rudy Hernando and Warren Jacques reach the last four with wins in single elimination. Bennett defeats Randy Hughes and Ron Russell to seal his place. Jacques edges Jim Watson in three sets while Hernando beats Al Driscole. Sharpe advances past Manuel Munoz in the fourth round.
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Kansas City
Lamar Tech
Beaumont
Tex
Reginald Bennett
Bennett
England
Randy Hughes
Northern Michigan
Ron Russell
Pan American College
Warren Jacques
Rudy Hernando
Hernando
Jacques
John Sharpe
Pan American
Jim Watson
911
al Driscole
Sharpe
Armando Feria
Manuel Munoz
Montana Mines
Legion Opens Series In Pocatello Tonight
Eddie Gerry and his Legion baseball squad travel to Pocatello Idaho for a two game series. The Legionnaires face Saturday night action at 8 o clock and Sunday at 2 p.m. Gerry will start Dunstan lich Michelletti Spear Quilici Is Olds ONeill Cunnen Jf and Payne on the mound Alan O Leary Willard Pollard Jim Franey and John Engleking will also see action.
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Legion
Pocatello
Idaho
Legionnaires
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Dunstan
Lich
Michelletti
Spear
Quilici
Olds
Oneill
Cunnen
Payne
Alan O'Leary
Willard Pollard
Jim Franey
John Engleking
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