Patterson Edges Jackson in Heavyweight Title Bout
Patterson defeats Jackson by split decision after a grueling ten rounds to win the heavyweight championship title. Patterson, weighing 184 pounds, earns a $175000 guarantee in an independent promotion by Emil Lence, as the International Boxing Club has no stake in this match. Jackson, at 192½ pounds, proves sturdy but lacks Patterson’s power, with only brief bursts and strong conditioning keeping him in the ring.
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Norris Attends Title Fight as Spectator in New York
Jim Norris, promoter leader of the International Boxing Club, sat ringside for Patterson versus Jackson at the Polo Grounds. A complimentary ticket came from Emil Lenche promoting the bout. The heavyweight championship bout marked Norris’s first promotion since 1949, amid the Boston Braves relocation to Milwaukee in 1953.
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State Babe Ruth Schedule Listed
Charles Sutton of Ander, host director for the State Babe Ruth tournament here, announced the schedule for the week. Thursday May 5: Southport vs Allen County South at 5:30 p.m., Gary Horace Mann vs Terre Haute Nats at 7:45 p.m. Friday Aug 2: Gary Glen Park vs Frankton at 5:30 p.m., Merrisville vs Bloomington at 7:45 p.m. Saturday Aug 3: 1:00 p.m. pan Winners, 3:00 p.m. Winners Fri day, 7:45 p.m. Winners Sat day.
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Terre Haute Nationals Dominate State Babe Ruth Finals
Indiana Babe Ruth notes from Lee Porter highlight Terre Haute Nationals as favorites in the State Final Tournament after dominant district showings. They beat Bedford 29 to 2 and Jasper 20 to 3, stealing 21 bases in three games, totaling 64 runs. Also reports Elwood and Tipton results and Muncie Central High School interviews for a new coach.
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Phils Fans Buy Smith A Taxi For Luck
Chicago report says Philadelphia Phillies manager Mayo Smith rode in the front seat of cabs before wins in Milwaukee and Chicago. After a front seat ride in a Cubs taxi the team lost 6-1. On Sunday a front seat cab ride preceded a doubleheader sweep 3-1 and 7-1.
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Indianapolis Club Faces Financial Losses in Red Ink
Vice President Bob Kirby of the Indianapolis American Association baseball team said the club is 64 150 in the red with 19 home games left. About 6 700 citizens hold stock subscribed 204 000 to keep the club in Indianapolis. Net deficit 850 after 363 000 feet this season. Frank McKinney will confer with Ford Frick on the franchise woes. Realignment could raise value of the Triple A team despite weather reducing attendance. Remaining games need 7 200 average to break even.
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Hockett-Maco and Junior Oilers meet for Fifth District title bid
Hockett-Maco and Middletown's Junior Oilers clash at Memorial Park at 5 p.m. in the Fifth District Legion baseball race. Anderson has defeated Hockett-Maco twice this season, 3–2 and 0–2, as Maco lists Dave Beher and others in the lineup. Michigan State reports 23 intramural sports in its athletic program.
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Anderson Country Club Men s Title Play Opens
First round in the Anderson Country Club Men's Championship begins with matches set through Sept. 2. Champion William Pressing leads as the field fills brackets including W Pressing versus R E Skinner and several byes and pairings across flights.
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Little League pairings and byes listed for the event
A sequence of matchups shows numerous Little League contests with players named across divisions. Several byes appear, including President and Vice President flights, as well as multiple pairings such as Fishback versus Bye and Campbell versus Bye, indicating a draft or round, with several interlinked matches among Fleece, Hancock, Decker, Jones, and others.
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Frick Orders Club To Restore Pappas
Baltimore Orioles were ordered by Commissioner Ford Frick to reinstate 18 year old pitcher Milt Pappas to active list after he had been on the disabled list since July 12. Frick found Pappas had been pitching batting practice and ruled the contract state required restoration to active duty.
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Dickens Banned by Big Ten For Recruiting Ties
Indiana coach Dickens faces a one year suspension after Big Ten charges of improper recruiting and offers of financial aid to high school players. Indiana officials stated Dickens will not coach this fall and staff will handle duties as the university reviews the case.
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Pratt and Cox Lead In Flwood Skeet Meet
Indiana state skeet shoot honors went to Elwood L. S. Pratt of Indianapolis and Rube Cox of Anderson as top individuals. A South Bend team won the five-man and two-man shooting titles, with Cox claiming all-gauge and Pratt the high overall.
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Court Docket Listing Multiple Cases and Parties
A fragmented docket lists several civil actions with plaintiffs and defendants including Ed Harris and F W York, R S Howe and Harter Urban, Tom Brown and W W Steves, G G Pancol and Bye, J L Childes and BR L Wise, K W Epply and E C Wilson, R H Braswell and G P Shine, H E Minneman and Bye, E Smith and W Z Aagesen, H L Hartzel and R Po Pipers, P E Bardsley and Bt Walker, and A V Petersen and Bye.
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Amateur champs lead NL Golf qualifiers in Hershey
In Hershey Pennsylvania Olson a Lakewood California teacher and Roney a Pittsburgh driver both posted 70 par at Hershey Park to tie for the lead in the National Public Links Championship first round. Melson and Madison County figure among the notable names with 79 scores as James Bunsabi from Memphis defends the title.
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Skowron Coldly Guides Yankees to Doubleheader Win
The Yankees beat Detroit 3 3 in the second game after Skowron, stopped by Casey Stengel on the way to the plate, drove a liner to right centerfield bleachers for the winning run. Mantle watched from the dugout, and Stengel confirmed he told Skowron to swing for right field.
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