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guished the fire.

in Sam's 135th lap. He wasn't hurt, but he went out of the race.

FIRE—Get out, Chuck. In the. 92d lap, Chuck Stevenson's Bardhal Spl. blazed on the north | turn. But Stevenson handled the car safely to the infield, emerged unscathed and firemen extin-

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Walcott Probably Next As Charles Licks Maxim }

By JACK CUDDY United Press Sports Writer CHICAGO, May 31 — Heavy-| weight Champion Ezzard Charles, | who tried to be the ring's new “tiger man” while licking Light {Heavyweight Boss Joey Maxim {last night, expected to arrange today for his ninth title defense prand of foul. against Jersey Joe Walcott at Pittsburgh in July or August.

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Maxim before 7226 in Chicagolyear's absence from serious com-/cago on June 27 or any other he almost wilted to

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after an

This applies especially to woods fused on the fairways, as most (golfers have reconciled themselves Balance

Actually, woods are easier to

Swinging With the Stars . .. No 15— Snead Says Wood Game Easier Than Irons Play

By SAM SNEAD Former British Open, PGA and

a 250-yard drive.

{when you are relaxed. throughout the

Develop the

Charles won the unanimous 15- fire, and he, too, was warned for not at stake last night. round decision by a wide margin using illegal tactics. interesting brawl which Ezzard® became desperately hitting as they were broken from that there were no fractures. aggressive and corapletely un-a clinch—landed his most dam-| rhe Satterfield fight will be officials. Referee Gilmer fa en ethical in his use of nearly every aging blow of the fight. He nailed pmaxim's first defense of the title Ezzard 78 points to 72. But Judges y

Referee Frank Gilmer warned that staggered the heavy champ. xnockout at London in January, (gave Charies a larger margin, |Fzzard in the first, second, third, Ezzard stood back on wobbly leg8 1950. Since then, Maxim met a both voting 85 points to 65. Om | already sixth and ninth rounds for {beaten Jersey Joe in two title |fights, but he never gave ancient the hand, and hitting on {Walcott as thorough a battering breaks.

blows, heeling with the palm of as if to ask why Gilmer had Per-|ing a title shot at Charles, who Press favored Charles 11-3-1.

Maxim, admittedly off, Despite all the fouls permitted three non-title bouts before either|8ate of $77,319 for a net gate of {as he meted out to blood-smeared form because of more than a during the bout, Gilmer never hecame champion. Because each $55,369.

—— took a round away from eitheriof those three bouts were close,

jwon’t have to break his back on piloted Jack Dempsey to

Most protessionals agree you would be able to make his first/in the bout. Joey's knees buckled wood shots is necessary to a suc-/get more distance out of woods defense of the 175-pound titlein the 13th when he was nailed

Always relax and swing easily. | entire {swing is an important feature swing gradually. |

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But he managed to fall into & clinch and weather ‘the round. Small Crowd bo) Charles, the 11-5 favorite, was {given the most points by the sing

(petition, tried to fight fire with date. The light-heavy title was

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Kearns sald Maxmm bruised his in| In the fourth round, Maxim-—|left hand in the sixth round, but|

Charles with an over-handed right ne won from Freddie Mills on a/Tommy Thomas and Ed Hints

low and grinned crazily at the referee|faw mediocre heavies while await- & round-by-round basis the United

the mitted Maxim to hit him illegally.|already had beaten Maxim in! The small crowd paid a gross

jan, F0i Hawat Wotan igs was given last nants Additional Sports,

! Maxim, who was bleeding from | Joey's light-heavy crown was hls nose and from gashes on his not at stake because both he and ‘right cheek and right brow at the Ezzard scaled more than the 175. finish, suffered no serious in- pound limit. Charles weighed 182 juries, Manager Jack Kearns as- pounds; Maxim 181%. sured today. Kearns, who once Although Maxim was staggered the five times and Charles three crown, sald Joey times, there wasn’t a knockdown

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For one thing, . |they generally are used off the Don't rush it. Practice for timing, [tee or from good lies in the fair- smoothness and rhythm, which in way. | ” o ” A GOOD wood has a wide, flat sole designed to right the club to some extent if it is swung too

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Ww e com-| . NEXT: Pgh ly ion S DIRS viii downswing, advises Sam Snead. right foot back an inch. ” EJ on | GENERALLY, when a golfer {picks up a wood he has visions of lhitting the ball a country mile. !

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