Diverse sports results from boxing to horse racing around the world
Reports from San Juan to Osaka detail Diaz and others winning by points in boxing while Nakamura claims a world title. Detroit hosts Gold Cup sailing. Doug Ford wins the Canadian Open golf in Yonkers. Horse racing sees Inglewood and Monmouth Park winners, plus Sheepshead Bay and other tracks with notable payouts. Track and field notes cover AAU events and a Henley crew finale.
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Marche
Bifly Betta
San Juan
Puerto Rico
GH Diaz
Maw York
Kid Tough
SE “Croiz
Osaka
Japan
Tsuyosh
Nakamura
Chartchal Laamsephay
Thailands
Speed
Detroit
Miss Bardahl
Seattle
Detroit River
Gale v
Henley
England
Cornell
University of London
Dayton
Ohio
Suzanne Knotts
Ola State University
Oceanport
N.J
Lamo Choa
Monemouth Park
New York
Cicada
Nubila
Sheepshead Bay
Aqueduct
Stanton
Del
Wise Ship
View Ridee
Delaware Park
Chicago
New Jersey
Arjinston Park
Husaby
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Jack Ellis and Jameson's Tie As District Playoffs Loom
Jack Ellis Sporting Goods and Jameson’s both sit 3-1 in the Southern Arizona District after a 5-2 Ellis win that produced a split night and forced a playoff next weekend. The deciding game for the district crown will be scheduled for this weekend with the winner advancing to the State Semipro Baseball Tournament.
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Jameson's. Sporting Goods
Jack Ellis Sporting Goods
Arizona
Jameson's
Jack Ellis
Ellis
Jameson
Tucson Giants
Scott
Kenny Schwartz
Giles
Stillee
John Haynes
Bobby Jameson
Ezell
Gilles
Pound
Exbury Wins Grand Prix de St. Cloud at Saint Cloud
Exbury Scores Paris Upl Exbury owned by Baron de Rothschild and ridden by Jean de Forge won the $100,000 Grand Prix de St. Cloud at the St. Cloud racecourse yesterday.
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Paris
UPL
Exbury
Baron de Rothschild
Jean Deforge
Cassius Clay Honors Great-Grandmother on Birthday
Louisville report says Cassius Clay known as The Louisville Lip helped celebrate the 99th birthday of his great-grandmother Betsy J. Greathouse. He remarked publicity is wasted since she has never appeared in the paper.
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Louisville
Cassius Clay
Betsy J. Greathouse
Program Held Up At Track
Tucson Speedway's Speed Week ended as a financial success with mixed artistic reception. R C Whitwell won the roadster main in 28 minutes 24.2 seconds and Dick Moeller dominated the claimers in 25 minutes 1.1 seconds as about 4 000 fans watched the late program.
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Tucson Speedway
California
R. C. Whitwell
Dick Moeller
Whitwell
Jack Estys
Moeller
Burrell Clifton
Pete Barr
Ford wins Canadian Open with 15 foot birdie on 16th
Doug Ford of Yonkers New York claimed the Canadian Open title at Scarboro Golf Club finishing 72 holes at 280 four under par. He birdied the 16th from 15 feet to beat Al Geiberger who shot 281. Ford earned 9000 dollars for the victory with Bayer Hawkins and Crampton sharing third at 282 and others following.
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Toronto
Doug Ford
Yonkers
N.Y
al Geiberger
Carlton Oaks
Calif
Ford
Scarboro
Geiberger
George Bayer
Pasadena
Fred Hawkins
Epaso
Bruce Crampton
Australia
Bob Rosburg
Portland
Ore
Herman Keiser
Barberton
Ohio
Dani Keefe
Wayland
Mass
George Knudson
Charlie
Siffora
Los Angeles
Tommy Aaron
Gainesville
al Johnston
Ft Montreal
Dove Ford
al Gelbergar
Tom TS Bly
Fred Hang
Herman Kelser
Lorbae
Georos
Cincinnati
Bues
Mets
Lowis
Pittsburgh
New York
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Poanal
Los San Francisco
Abraorh Angeles
P—Cardenas
Nowe
Poam Lovis
San Schofld
Hicknin
Pavletichy Mc
Davis
Flood
S—Javier
Sarge
Thomas
ER Burgess
C Hrkass
B. Tslourts
Gibson
Marichal
Bailey
Plorsall
Willhite
Buffalo
Brrighiss Balk
Wiliits
A Walsh
Contin
Burk
Hart
Cepeda
Loganyss
d-Coohart
Pelekoudas
Barlick
Vargo
Harvey
Weye Law
Hook
Thu McBean
Rowe
Tsco
Logan
Haller Jones
Campbire
York
Schofield
McClyr
Bowmn
Clendenon
Simmas_ Balley
Broslio P iDavnot
Farrel
Hoak Ly
Teak
Milwaukee
Houston
Clsco
Simmons
Craig
Musial
Torra
Menke
Pa—Gonder
Forman
Lanthes
Gorfor Amaliilang
Torre
Umbricht
Rynnels
Schultz
San- Lob
Bowmann
Batley
Burdelis
Reds
Larsen
Bolin
Arrell
Zachary Oo
Rose
Ord
Venton
Steiner
Harpertt
Gullarab
Boyer
St. Louis
Moons
San
Alu Ei
Williams
Wares Oat Simmons
Rosso Santo
Ward
Schulte
Demeter
Shantz
Burdett
Burton
Broglio
Gartell
Harrer
Sanford
Ranew
Koufax
Giants
Pelekaudas
Walshe Conlan
Oldis
Hiller
Baldsehun White
McCovey
Hubbs
Azebiruck
Phil
Phia
d-Carmel
Ay McCarver
Baldschun
Tsitouris
a-Waltrs
e-Alfilano
Ouren
Oliver Green
Nuxhall
Perrnship
Ellsworth
McDaniel
Bur
Ath
Tshouris
Davenport
Pryor
Smith
Wilthite
Dackawski
Scary Naa
Es An
Pthre
Duttaio Eet
Soviets Name 57 for Two Nation Track Meet
The Soviet Union selects a 57 member team to face the United States in a two nation track and field meet set for July 2021. The roster includes standout marks across sprints, jumps, throws, and distance events led by athletes such as Valery Bulyshev, Valery Brumel, Igor Ter-Ovanesyan, and Gennady Kondrashev with several lesser known competitors also listed.
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Moscow
Soviet Union
U.S
Mer
Edvin Szolin
Slava Prokhorovsky
Se Oral
Valery Koshchavok
Vadim Arkhipchuk
Grigory Sverbetov
Valery Bulyshev
Abram Krivosheyev
Vasily Savinkov
Ivan Belitsky
Yuri Tyuring
Leonid Iwvanov
Pyotr Bolotni
Boris Yolimov
Va Burdias
Anatoly Mikhailov
Alexandr Kontarev
Hurdies
Vasily Anisimov
Boris Kriukov
Edvard Osipay
Nikolai Sokolay
Grid Star Dies
Steubenville Ohio Dr. T Bradley Sullivan 46 former Western Reserve Little All America lineman 1936 37 and Michigan State football captain died yesterday at home from cancer.
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Steubenville
Ohio
UPI
T. Bradley Sullivan
Western Reserve
Michigan State
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