Patterson Stops Jackson In Ten Rounds For Title Shot
Floyd Patterson won a ten round split decision over Jersey Joe Jackson to set up a title bout with Archie Moore on November 30. Patterson weighed 184 pounds, the heaviest of his career, and earned a $175,000 guarantee in this non-IBC promoted match. Jackson, at 192 1 2 pounds, pressed early but lacked Patterson’s power as rounds wore on.
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Norris Attends Title Scrap As Spectator
Jim Norris promoter with the International Boxing Club sat ringside at the Patterson Jackson heavyweight title bout at the Polo Grounds. Norris received a complimentary ticket from Emil Lence, who promoted the bout independently. The fight marked Norris’s first heavyweight championship event he did not promote since 1949. The note adds that the Boston Braves moved their franchise to Milwaukee in 1953.
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State Babe Ruth Schedule Listed
Charles Sutton host director for the State Babe Ruth baseball tournament here announced the schedule for the event. Games include Southport versus Allen County South and Gary Horace Mann versus Terre Haute Nats on Thursday August 1, Glen Park versus Frankton and Merrillville versus Bloomington on Friday August 2, with early and late- afternoon winner brackets on Saturday August 3.
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PGA reveals Ryder Cup team for Britain's Oct 45 clash
Dunedin Florida the PGA on Monday announced the 10 members of the U S Ryder Cup squad to face Britain October 45 The players listed are Tommy Bolt Jack Burke Jr Don Finsterwald Doug Ford Fred Furgol Fred Hawkins Lionel Hebert Ted Kroll Dick Mayer and Art Wall Jr
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Roberts Shuts Out Cubs as Phillies Rally to Victory
Chicago star Robin Roberts lifted Philadelphia to a 4-0 win over the Chicago Cubs, giving the Phillies a four-hit triumph. It marked Roberts second straight win and his first shutout since a four-hitter against Cincinnati on July 14, 1956.
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Terre Haute Nationals Dominate State Final Showdown
Terre Haute Nationals can be favorite in the State Final Tournament after a 29 to 2 win over Bedford and a 20 to 3 victory against Jasper in the Terre Haute District tourney. They also stole 21 bases in three games, totaling 64 runs.
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Phillies fans may buy Smith a taxi for luck
In Milwaukee and Chicago, Mayo Smith rode in the front seat of cabs and the Phillies won. When a front seat ride in Chicago was blocked by a driver, the club lost 6-1. A front seat return in Sunday doubleheader brought wins 3-1 and 7-1.
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Indiana Coach Dickens Suspended Over Recruiting Allegations
Big Ten imposes a one year ban on IU head football coach Ben Dickens for alleged offers of financial aid to prospects. Dickens will be paid his 15000 dollar salary for non coaching duties while suspended. Indiana officials say the action limits his on field involvement but allow staff to carry on.
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Indianapolis Is In The Red
Vice President Bob Kirby of the Indianapolis American Association baseball team said the franchise is $64,150 in the red with 19 home games left. The 6,700 citizens who subscribed $204,000 two years ago own the club, which had $63,000 at season start, leaving a net deficit of $850. Kirby will consult with Frank McKinney and Ford Frick on issues, forecasts realignment to boost value, and notes weather has cut attendance. the team must average 7,200 for remaining games to break even.
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Hockett-Maco and Junior Oilers Meet Tonight at Park
Hockett-Maco, still contending for the Fifth District American Legion title, faces Middletown's Junior Oilers at Memorial Park at 5 p.m. Middletown substitutes for Marion after a last minute cancellation. Anderson has beaten Hackett-Maco twice this season by 3-2 and 1-0 scores.
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Michigan State Offers 23 Intramural Sports Program
Michigan State University runs a broad intramural athletics program with twenty three different sports available to students. The lineup includes team and individual events across multiple disciplines, supporting broad participation and campus fitness goals.
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BOX SCORES NATIONALS AMERICAN LEAGUE GAME SUMMARY
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Anderson Country Club Men's Title Play Begins
First round matches start in the Anderson Country Club Men's Championship with completion goals by August 5 for first round, August 12 for second, August 26 for third, and September 2 for the final. Defending champion William Pressing leads a field including R. E. Skinner, J. L. Pulliam, P. C. Schrenker, and G. T. Hitz in the championship flight.
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Little League scores and team listings from Shadyside
Local 663 posts 8 runs in 10 innings against Local 777 who tally 3. Zerkel and M Havermale lead for Shadyside while Hughes and Givens contribute. In Fairview Aux Police face Davis Dairy with Krebs and Smith pairing with Miles and Shorts. Whit Lock Jaycees show 9 runs to 6 as Cook Rankin E Ray York Douglas contribute. HR credit to Cook with one homer.
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Sunday Baseball Results From National League and More
Sunday results featured the Brooklyn 7 Cincinnati 2 game and New York 2 3 Milwaukee 0 5 with St Louis 4 9 Pittsburgh 0 8 Philadelphia 3 7 Chicago 2 1 Detroit 6 3 New York 5 4 in 15 innings plus Chicago 4 Baltimore 3 Kansas City 6 3 Washington 2 2 in 11 innings and Boston 9 8 Cleveland.
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Pratt And Cox Top Winners In Elwood Skeet
Pratt and L. S. Pratt of Indianapolis led top totals at the Indiana state skeet shoot in Elwood over the weekend. Cox of Anderson won the all gauge and hit 100 of 100. South Bend teams captured the five-man and two-man titles.
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Frick Orders Orioles to Reinstate Pappas
Commissioner Ford Frick ordered the Baltimore Orioles to restore 18-year-old pitcher Milt Pappas to the active list after he found the right-hander had been pitching batting practice while on the disabled list since July 12. Pappas signed a non-bonus major league contract in June.
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Public Links golf qualifier leads Olson and Roney
Hershey Pa Olson Lakewood Calif and Roney Pittsburgh tied the opening round of the National Public Links Championship at Hershey Park. Olson 37 33 70 and Roney 32 38 70 led a field of 150 to par 70 on a 6055 yard course. Defending champion Junie Buxbaum tied for lead with Clemens and Dadian at 71.
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Skowron's late homer seals Yankees win over Tigers
Bill Skowron delivered a game winning run with a 15th inning homer after a chat with Casey Stengel. The blast to right center scored Mickey Mantle from first as the Yankees beat Detroit 4 3 and split the doubleheader. Stengel said he told Skowron to hit a strike and to aim for right field.
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