Gints Goin Three-Run Bunt Lifts Orioles to First
Orioles surge to first in the American League after a fifth inning bunt by Tasby scoring two and sparking a 7-3 win over Cleveland. Gene Woodling and Chico Carrasquel homered as part of a busy day across the majors, with Senators and Yankees winning to stay close.
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Robbie) Robinson
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Jimmy) Sheckard
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Boxing Probe Opens Today Special Help to Atty Gen
The California boxing probe begins in San Francisco led by Gov. Brown who will assign state investigators to the athletic commission hearings. Ralph Gambina's role is examined amid questions about mob influence and the Rueben Vargas contract for $500. Attorney General Mosk may be asked to join, with federal help anticipated for national hoodlumism in boxing.
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Pat) Brown
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Legart Hart TV Bout Sets Tonight at Chicago Stadium
Isaac Legart of Cuba and Garnet Hart of Philadelphia clash in a 10 round televised welterweight bout at Chicago Stadium. Legart, veteran with 74 fights, seeks a win to revive his career and challenge for a title, while Hart holds the No. 1 ranking and aims to maintain his edge toward a championship shot.
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Sugar” Hart
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Service Clubs and Auto Dealers clash in South Little League
The league leading Service Clubs were defeated 10-5 by Auto Dealers in South Little League action. Brownies fell 12-4 to the Aaton Jets in the nightcap. Graduation ceremonies prevent any other Little League baseball tonight. St Mary's College at Moraga traces its 1863 San Francisco origins.
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Harris Dominates Powell in Ten Round Heavyweight Bout
Roy Harris, the former Texas schoolteacher now in Army Reserve duty, defeated Charley Powell by unanimous decision in Houston. Harris, praised by Floyd Patterson as the best he ever faced, eyes another shot at the title as Powell suffers a severe cut and a shut eye after a brutal beating.
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Yokayo Bowl Dominates Mixed Doubles Lead After Strong Week
Yokayo Bowl rides a hot week to stay atop the Mixed Doubles league with four veteran players and two strong women. Last week Four Spares failed to match Yokayo Bowl as Shorty Harris led with a 629 series and 246 game, while Evie Ringstrom’s 233 was the high women’s game, with Barbara Van Fleet and Mary Thompson contributing solid totals.
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Chinese in doubt for Winter Olympics by IOC rift
The article reports a split among IOC officials over Chinese participation in the next Winter Games in California. Douglas F. Roby expects no Chinese athletes due to the ousting of Nationalist China, while Otto Mayer contends Red China may regain eligibility by withdrawing last year's resignation. The dispute follows IOC decisions and U S State Department reactions amid a name dispute involving Taiwan.
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Swede Johansson defeats Machen in court and eyes Patterson bout
Ingemar Johansson, the happy Swede, cleared a legal hurdle by beating Siddie Machen in federal court to force a consented return fight terms. He also claimed a psychological victory during contract signing with Floyd Patterson as both camps prepare for the June title bid.
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Bolt Laughs at Odds in Open Is Optimistic Champion
MAMARONECK New York Tommy Bolt laughed at the odds against his defense in the U S Open saying don’t sell old Tommy short while noting he is 20 to 1. He dismissed Snead and Palmer as co favorites at 6 to 1 and spoke confidently about his positive thinking. Several contenders including Ren Hoпen Art Wall and Jack Burke faced injuries but prepared to tee off Thursday with practice rounds underway. Warren C Giles became a grandfather as Michael Warren Giles was born weighing eight pounds ten ounces.
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Lions Club Fetes Ukiah Baseball Team Thursday
The Ukiah Lions Club will host a noon luncheon to honor the unbeaten Ukiah High School Varsity baseball team at the House of Garner as they host the Wildcat baseball players who went 15-0 this season. Special guest speaker is Bernie DeViveros, famed Coast League star and coach, introduced by Bill Tutley, former Ukiah high coach.
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Medina Victor After Bloody Fresno Bout
Benny Medina won a 10 round decision over Chico Santos in Fresno Memorial Auditorium before 1,031 fans. Medina improved to 13 wins against 3 losses. Santos, fighting in the U S for the eighth time in 62 bouts, suffered cuts and a bloody slugfest from round three. Referee Frank Manfredo scored 97-95 for Medina.
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