Around the Ring: Camp Life and Boxing Notes
A lively Northeast round up reports boxing camps with quirks in meals and training in Summit New Jersey and in the Yoga country. It notes sparring pace, celebrity chatter about Louis and Brescia, and projected bouts with adjustments to schedules and venues.
No Opening For English Runner
London in June 1989 saw clamor for a mile of the century on Sydney Woodersons track as writers negotiate the controversial bump at Princeton. Wooderson defended himself saying he lost yards and there was no opening for him to pass, and he did not believe the incident was intentional.
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Blaine Rideout
Sydney
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Wooderson
News Chronicle
On A St. Louis Bus First Guy and Second Guy
Two men aboard a St. Louis bus joke about the Browns traveling away. The exchange hints at a sports or team trip with one remark implying the stay won’t be lengthy.
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St. Louis
Rivalry flares as League A and B soft ball teams clash
At a Junior Board of Trade meeting League A players ridiculed League B for three losses in a four team league. Players named include Abner Johnson Abe Zirkle Ed Molden Bill Glaize Cy Potts and others with regulars Bob Mason Laurens Jones Forest Jones Ben Belchic Harold Sheetz. Also notes Earl Lefty Lake in Charleston and NCAA paths for several high school stars.
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ED Molden
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Earl “Lefty” Lake
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W. VA
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Portsmouth
Ohio
Jim Gaffney
Allegany High
Cumberland
Halford
Baker
Norman.ochs
University OF Virginia
College Particip Lohr Dunlap
Teaaen
Jack Haines
Handley
Virginia Gridiron
Winchester Police Force
Frank Buck
Reds' Hurling I's Soup To Arnovich Slugger Tops NL
In Philadelphia on June 19 Morrie Arnovich, Phillies outfielder, punishes Reds pitching described as duck soup for his league leading batting pace. Arnovich shines as he helps Philadelphia gain on top NL standings.
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Philadelphia
Cincinnati Reds
Morrie Arnovich
Phillies
Tigers Rally to Beat Yankees as Dodgers, Dean Shine
Detroit continues AL assault by splitting weekend series with New York after an 8-5 win. Lou Fette and Gabby Hartnett standout in NL actions. Dizzy Dean earns a 1-0 shutout win for the Cubs over the Dodgers in the opener. Esther Wasikowski, from Cleveland, heads to Wildwood in the National Marbles Tournament.
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Judson Bailey
Associated Press
Detroit Tigers
New York Yankees
Detroit
Tigers
Yankee Stadium
Lou Fette
Cincinnati Reds
Gabby Hartnett
Rob Luke Hamlin
Nelson Potter
Fette
Cincinnati
Harry Craft
Boston
Reds
Hartnett
Chicago Cubs
Dizzy Dean
Brooklyn Dodgers
Bruins
Esther Wasikowski
Cleveland
Cleveland Press
Politeness Pays In Omaha Arrest
Policeman Walter T. Whiting told Municipal Judge Dennis O'Brien that Erwin Stielow of Omaha was the nicest man he ever arrested.
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Omaha, Neb
Walter T. Whiting
Dennis O'Brien
Erwin Stielow
Omaha
Baseball Standings and Schedule From Yesterday's Games
Standings and results across the American and National Leagues recap yesterday's W-L records. Detroit, New York, St Louis and Philadelphia leaders shown with next day matchups and probable pitchers. Lancaster officer Donald Swope spent his vacation in a police role on stage, his only line being Okay chief.
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Iain
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New York
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Cleveland
Bridges
Pearson
Smith
Ross
Lawson
Kennedy
Leonard
Krakauskas
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L. Pet. Eetchvas
Cccanes
Veceass
Moe
Polae
Shoffner
Walters
Melton
Salvo
Davis
Casey
Fitzsimmons
French
Lancaster
Donald Swope
Tee
Local Golfers Lose Tournament At Opequon Club
Bell Haven Club of Alexandria held first after the Bi State Golf Association second match at Opequon Club Martinsburg. Alexandria leads with 12312 points Martinsburg 11112 Purcellville 3242 Winchester 31. Carl Campbell topped locals with seven points and tied for low medal at 77 alongside Donald Weems.
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Alexandria
Bi-State Golf Association
Opequon Club
Martinsburg
Opequon
Purcellville
Winchester
Carl Campbell
Donald Weems
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Weems
Arnold
Campbell
Berlin
Glaize
Page
P. Glaize
Bosserman
Fowle
Ppurcellville
Sammy Angott To Meet Scott In Louisville Bout
Sammy Angott a Louisville Italian boxer on the upgrade in the fight business faces Cowboy Howard Scott of Washington in a 10 round bout in Louisville tonight. Angott seeks a win to push his rise while Scott aims to upset in this clash at the local arena.
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Louisville
Sammy Angott
Howard Scott
Washington
Inverness four ball ends in playoff victory for Revolta Picard
Johnny Revolta and Henry Picard win the Inverness four ball after tying Sam Snead Vic Ghezzi and Byron Nelson Jag McSpaden with plus six. Don McNeill Bobby Riggs win French hardcourt titles. International Polo tops United States 16 14 in Britain’s first victory since 1914.
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Toledo
Johnny Revolta
Revolta
Henry Picard
Inverness
Sam Snead
Vic Ghezzi
Byron Nelson
Jag McSpaden
Westbury
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Paris
Don McNeill
Bobby Riggs
McNeill
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Jean Borotra
Jacques Brugnon
Sarah Palfrey Fabyan
Elwood Cooke
Mme
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Franjo Kululjevic
Poughkeepsie
N. Y
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Washington
Navy
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Princeton
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Glenn Cunningham
Archie San Romani
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Blaine Rideout
Los Angeles
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Elmer Hackney
John Woodruff
ST. Louis
Frank Parker
Gene Mako
Parker
Mako
John Doeg
Wayne Sabin
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William Woodward
Johnstown
Aqueduct
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Fighting Fox
West Coast boats dominate world series of races
Poughkeepsie reports the West Coast crews, led by California's Bears and Washington's Huskies, have won the prestigious regatta nine times since 1923, with Navy the sole interloper since 1932. The scene notes a call to end the western dominance endorsed by Columbia, Cornell, Navy, and Syracuse.
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Navy
Syracuse
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