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Newspaper

Anderson Herald

Location

Anderson, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jun 04, 1959

Page

16

Basilio Fullmer Bout Stirs Hope and Tension in Boxing

In New York Carmen Basilio and Gene Fullmer reach agreement for a title bout with Sugar Ray Robinson, offering 225000 to challenge in Philadelphia. Negotiations spark anger as Basilio denounces Rothschild and NBA stripping of Robinson looms, with possible venues listed including Los Angeles San Francisco and Chicago.

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Softball Leaders Highlight Loop Hitting and Hometown Talent

Taylor Soloman and Landes lead the league in hitting with standout averages as North Anderson players shine in recent games. The report also touches on midweight boxing angles, Basilio Fuller bout riffs, and Robinson signaling readiness to defend the title, with historical context on past dual champions in New York state and NBA recognition.

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Wall Begins To Defend Eastern Open Golf Title

Wall Jr. starts defense of the 20,000 Eastern Open at Pine Ridge, Baltimore, with a 135-man field that includes Gene Littler, Bob Rosburg, Mike Youchak, Pete Cooper, Julius Boros, Don Whitt, Arnold Palmer, Gary Player and other top pros. The 72-hole event tees off with Wall aiming to repeat his 1958-59 success as contenders head to the next week’s U.S. Open.

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Maco Beverage To Open Tonight In Anderson League

The Mato Beverage baseball team opens its season in the Anderson Amateur Baseball Association at Memorial Park against Anderson Sporting Goods at 7 pm with early workouts for Alaca at 5 pm. Listed players include Gellinger Brenneks Melson Grass Eckstein Johnson Smith Than Rowdlebush Weber Beher Young Linville Teeters Teague Teague Maynard and Luck Howe Sheedy Neill. The Maconine squad starts in the Central Indiana Booster League at Muncie Friday night with 3:30 pm reports at Memorial Park.

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Brown Retains His Title In Tough Bout With Paola

Joe Brown defended his world lightweight crown in a grueling 15 round match against Paolo Paola. Brown built leads with solid jabs and sharp combinations, but Paola pressed hard, landing several telling blows and briefly threatening a comeback before Brown’s inside work sealed the decision. Referee Reynolds and judges Norvel and Volkinio split points, with Brown maintaining the title after a hard fought battle.

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Ravens All Star Picks Highlight 1959 HC Ravens

Indiana Central announces four Anderson College athletes named to all star squads in baseball and track by Hoosier Conference coaches. Bill Johnson Cilman Hobert Stone Tot Fields join honors list. Fields set Anderson javelin record at 1536 feet. Dr. John Buehler named faculty representative and treasurer. Dr Rangar departs Ravens athletics post.

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Epsom Derby Winner Lifts Lazier Runner to Victory

Epsom Fingland horse described as laziest in field wins the 120th English Derby after a late burst to finish three lengths ahead of Fidalga. Shanlon, a French owned horse, takes third as Prince Aly Khan’s Crespin It fades to fourth. Two American owned horses and Above Suspicion fail to place. Arvak of New York led pack then tired late in the race.

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House Votes To Prohibit U S Contributions To 1960 Olympics

A House proposal would bar United States funds from supporting the 1960 Olympic Movement due to pressure from Formosan and nationalist concerns. Rep. Melvin Baldwin labeled the move political discrimination, while critics argued Washington cannot exert authority over sport bodies in Formosa or China. The vote followed arguments over national policy and authority in international sports.

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Hammons Boosts Hammons 40 in Softball and Basketball Notes

Galbraiths G L Hammons lead softball with 14 to 4 win while Jim Hammons scores 40 as Albany lines up basketball snaps for Fort Wayne and Evansville games. Evansville guide reports dates June 2 in Fort Wayne and Evansville with Bellevue, Mounds Baptist, Bethel, and First Baptist in tonight’s schedule with 6 30 and 7 30 tipoffs.

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Butler Bulldogs Win JCC All Sports Trophy

Butler University secures the fifth JCC All Sports Trophy in Indianapolis for overall excellence across eight conference sports. The Butler program tops basketball football golf and others, with standings noted as lead in several events and influence from conference leaders and team executives.

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Griffith Postpones Distance Swim Amid Traffic Hazards

Westmont Illinois swimmer Joe Griffith postpones his third attempt to swim 384 tiles from Chicago to Michigan City due to heavy traffic tied to Queen Fitzay beth's yacht and a naval task force. Sponsor Monin cites danger from traffic and an oil film on the water during a Great Lakes cruise. The prior attempt ended 10 miles from the goal after 28 hours 135 minutes.

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