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Bobo Olson Still Champ:

Turns Back Castellani

| By BOB MYERS
SAN FRANCISCO (AP)—Middleweight cham-
pion Carl Bobo Olson remained the kingpin of the
world’s 160-pound division today after having turned
back the threat of the top challenger, Rocky Castel-

lani of Cleveland, '- 7
‘ Bobo of San Francisco cape! 4
tured a unanimous decision over
the 28-year-old Rocky Friday surprised look on his face.
night in a 15-round nationally ; Rocky tripped over Olson's
televised battle that was spirited, ‘lee and his glove touched the
Wf not spectacular, and highly; canvas, but he was up immed-
dramatic in at least six minutes iately, .

of the struggle. || Bobo scrambled as quickly as
* Olson is richer by $125,000, his!

uding the principals’ realized
it, the champion was sitting on
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;. he: could to his feet, which re-
guarantee from — Castellani’s quired a three-count. and pro-
manager, Al Naiman, ceeded to give Rocky all he

The 26-year-old native of could handle for the rest of tho |
Honolulu: said he plans to con- |

frame, |

tinue fighting: in the middle-! Ar ‘Prope
weight ranks despite the trouble Seb net ren that their
he had making the weight limit. ae red nd he was!

He may box a light heavy-, feet nee an iF b ‘ e was
weight, but only if his manager, AAeny ae ath and. Bobo ap: '
Sid Flaherty, sends him AgAINSE | ied a crusher. A long over |
ene. - jhand right found Rocky's jaw,
BROKE BONE IN HAND and sent him crashing to the,
‘ Castellani, defeated for only! canvas. ;
the. sixth time in 63 fights, had! The game Rocky needed and |
a date with a doctor this morn- took a nine-count, and to his |
ing. .Dr. A. Lastretti, physician credit, fought out the round like
for: the state athletic commis-'a wounded tiger, But his hopes
Sion,: said Rocky fractured a faded from that point op.
bone’ in his left hand. The unanimous verdict
ys : tic
: Presumably the mishap oc-j automatic.
curred in the second round when | A crowd of 11,873 saw the
Bobo caught one of Rocky's; Sap, including 9,719 paying
swings on his elbow. The breaks. rome. an Bate ee the
was never evident to the crowd, led ind! at 3108-360 TV
because Rocky kept throwing ‘@ale dwindled to $105,360,

 

 

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tone _ ‘cent of the net gate and TV
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packed in the Ith and 12U1 | $195,000 his manager guurenteed
rounds. As they came out for! Oho. '

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to tell the Chicago White Sox
they are out of the American
League pennant race.

Runs batted

Triples—Hamner, Philadelphia,
Home -runs—Mays B70

Stolen bases-—Bruton, Milwaukee, The Braves were beaten for the’
third time in four games, 3-1

W York, 18-3 by Chicago. New York defeated
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HOLD EVERYTHING!—It takes all the braking power
to hang on to three lean Saluki
the fastest breeds in the world,
and Arab Horse Society Shows

Soccer Season
Nine
By JEFF RYAN

LONDON (P)—Another soccer
Season opens today and the fans

the long-boned dogs dre
at Roehampton, England.

| favorite,

ing for a new look in an old

With Five-Win Skein.Goin

By BEN PHLEGAR

Somebody must have forgotten chance,

The go-go boys are back in

 

Runs—Musial 99, wee

UMMM @ bh ET BONS tte tS high gear with a five-game win- league-leading Cleveland In-
CURES BR UODRE ONSEN . dians, They are five games be-
: a . hind New York, 84 back of | the
a. a! Major League | ieveiana. * | scene,
‘ a L : d But the chances of any such
a a strange thing happening are so
i At eaders ;
a remote that anybody waiting in

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on ae ee. {line at Comisk é
' Wallace's : By he Associated Press world series ticket better be pre-
R , oF AMERICAN LEAGUE | pared for at least ‘another year's

Of Cours | ABR OH pet; Par
C ° Bae, New York’. 330 51 114° 336) Vigil.
Minoso, Chicago . 447 97 148 alls \ INK
: ‘Avila, Cleveland... 429 86 140 396 TRUCKS SHINES
E Wi Fox, Chicago. 504 91 163 33 Virgil Trucks struck out. six’
s M Mantle, New rere 104 137 320’ Friday night in beating Detroit |
i Ains—Mantle, 104, . | Be \ its in Je.
z Not JUST Sweaters me Runs Mant ‘ine Doby, Clevelen a 82 ie Sealtered nine hits in ie
97. . \
B BUT Glenayr - Mn Hits—Fox, 163, League pitcher to win 18 games,
B . . . ‘ : Doubles—Vernon, Washington, 28. ! Another Sox player, Minnis Min-
. Kitten Sweaters. i Washinevon, |! MMinoso and Runnels,’ 969, moved within five points of :
. x s--Dobe the league batting Jead with
a -» Home runs—Doby, 27, D E Wil a
mw 96.95 ~ $7.95 - $8.95 W Stolen bases—Jensen, Boston 11 run-scoring: triple * that ‘raised licity,”
mo, : pighing—Feller, Cleveland, 11-2 js average to .331, «+ Jt
a Strtkent te nine. '_ Cleveland defeated Baltimore‘
>| Strikeouts—Trucks, Chicago; 133, :
u ay: reper 7-2 and gained a full game’
H FULL FASHIONED CASHMERE TREATED LAMBS WOOL . . NATIONAL ape ps the Yankees, whose ‘O-pame
. SHRINK PROOF AND MOTH PROOF Hf Snider. Brooklyn 431 ‘96 159 353 winning streak was ended bys body balance and ball control.
Ww . me stuelter NewYork a 60 13, ait Willard Nixon and the Boston} Derby, which just escaped the
i ri r , a Mays, New York 432 91 144 a33, Red Sox 4-3. Nixon is the first Sccond division
a c Ue ci "gg Moon, Sv, Louis 501 89 164 327 pitcher to beat New
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oo times this. season.
In~-Musial 110. |
Hits—Moon 164

Doubles—Bell, Clnetnnati, 32,

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Philadelphia, Pittsburgh 4-0 and

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FO THAT pending today’s action.

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' Cinelnnatl took over fourth
place In the Natienal, shadina
St. Louis 3-2 despite six double
_Dlays by the Cardinals, Phila
delphia and Washington in the
American League were ralned |:

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Starts in Britain |
ty-Two Pro Teams Swing Into Action

The sport that spells spectator ;
and betting thrills to the British
{sles through a long, dank win-
ter begins this year against al
backdrop of international: rever-

White Sox Still in Running

|ning streak and -breezing ‘as: if

,they thought they still had a

Mathematically, they're right,
The figures show the Sox still
could overhaul both the second-
place New York Yankees and the

American | year and later toured: North

York four] warned players of “longer hours
J Milwaukee slipped another full Cflelal oullitied a midrn

length. behind New York and #flernoon schedule depending
4. Brooklyn in the National League, |" ames,

LONDON (b—A health-minded

  

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the greensward. Oldest and one of
being exnibited in the Saluki Club

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jization and . training.

English Football League — wil!
5,000 other amateur and pro-
fessional clubs throughout . the
United Kingdom. At the windup
next spring, some 17,000,000 per-
Sons will have turned. over mil-
lions of pounds In football pools,
there will be new champions—
and there may be a clear-cut
master plan for regaining in-
ternational mastery.

WORK HARDER

The English Football Associ-
ation is reported wrestling with
the problem of getting the pro-
fessional clubs as interested in
the international picture as in
money-making domestic

\

Individual clubs have indicat-
ed that players are going to
have to work harder.

* “No Continental stunts for
us,” said manager Ted Drake of
Chelsea, referring to the time
and energy spent by such-cocn-
tries as Hungary in grooming
their squads.

‘Chelsea, which shot up the
ague’s first division ladder last

 

 

 

! America; did well last: Season be:
ieause “we asked the players for
18 little bit more and they gave it

Chariton, another first divis-
jon team, has said it would con-
icontrate in training on better

last season.
and stiffer -training.” A team
ing-and-

Dugald Livingatone;-a veteran
English coach now handling the
Beleian team that tled England
in the World Cup this summer,

ses. As a result changes have
been predicted in style, organ-

The full 92-team professional:

nlay opening day, along with

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get the hand too high,

to play a partial
people,

play was not as
ling,

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tight. Dummy played low and
Mr. Abel won with the nine spot.
He went to dummy With the ace
of diamonds and led a low club,
iis ten losing to the queen,

ING OF SPADES

‘ing: of spades, Mrs, Keen dis-
sarded a small diamond and the
ace. won, Mr, Abel led another
club, hoping the ace was on his
ight. But It was no.go, Mr,

spades -to defeat the contract,
Mr. Abel should have made the
hand.’ Usually you don't play
high from. dummy on: the first
trick. when you have an equal
card in your own hand: (as the
une: of spades, was equal to the
ten here). But this was a ree-
ognizable exception,

RULE OF 11 -

EVANSTON, Ill, \— Charles
P. Taft, yesterday spoke up for
the American socal ahd econ-
omic system before fellow Christ-
jans from many lands.

Taft, brother of the hite séna-
‘or Robert A. Taft of Ohio,
voleed his views ‘while delezates
‘to the assembly of the World
Counc.) of Churchts' wert-cn-
raged’ in a round of discussions
on the broad subject of a‘““te-
sponsible society.” - (toc: ti
“We Americans area respons-
ib’e “society,” Taft said to. an
audience of visilors to ‘the ‘ein:
vention. Taft is ‘an assembly
delegate, eo,

He mentioned social security,
workmen's compensation for in-
juries on the job; the minimum
Wage law, the 40-hour week, farin

oo v4.

By EASLEY BLACKWOOD | |
Wrong Play From Board Brings Contract’s Defeat}
After some rather fancy bidding, Mr, Abel ar.
rived at a reasonable contract of three no‘trump, Mr,
Champion had’ opened a- minimum and he suffered

some during the auction, fearing his partner would

He. frowned darkly when Mr.
Abel bid three no trump and
muttered something to the kib-
ltzers: about it being Impossible ,
with some

The result of this unjustified
Srousing was that Mr; Abel's
good as his bid-
Mr. Meek, decided to lead his {°

fourth best spade even though
he sull had been bid on his

Now Mr, Meck lald down the

Meek won and cashed. three|
{king and queen, Mr. Abel could

US. Social Economic System
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, “England has all the baste j
material to whack all the Hun-:
garlans who won two big vie-;
torles over England, who were.
ever born, if the players do

job instead of asking for more
money,” he declared,

| Lions Reported |

| Anglican, and Orthedox Chrict
thelr share and get on with the | °

| Untted Blatos, asserted:

rand values,

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LISENIIOWER TO SPEAK !
President Elsentiower was als!
echeduted to speak before the]
representatives of Protestant,

“-tTyom all the continents,
Charles Malik, 9 delegate and
Lebanon's ambassador to the

‘Asia and Africa demand that
they enjoy the necessary freedam
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Doug Hepburn turned up AL a
LC. Lions workout Friday night
imd unconfirmed reports satd
the team hopes lo Interest. the
400-pound strongman. n'a Jub

Hepburn, who-won the tle of
‘he world’s strongest man at the
Test Olymple games, dppearad in
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clined comment on the report,

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