Swede’s right hand stops Patterson in brutal bid
Ingemar Johansson floors Patterson three times with thunderous rights and a hard left, the champ fights back but is knocked to the dust, blood streaming from mouth and nose as Jr. Goldstein counts him out in a chaotic crowd-scene finish.
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Minnea
Patterson
Never-Never Land
Johansson
Goldstein
Rhine
Goléiem
Ingemar
Edwin Ahlquist
Promiter
Mays Wins Jaycees and Martin Captures Edgewood Honors
Elwood's Mays, 17, fired a 65 to win the Jaycees meet at Grandview while Mike Martin posted 75 at Edgewood to top the Junior tourney. Jaycees' squad members qualified for Indiana Jaycees at Indianapolis with Dr. Gosta Karlsson among supporters as rain delayed play.
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Mays
Jaycees
Martin Cops
Edgewood
sert_ Mays
Elwood
Derson
Grandview
Edgewooterday
Martin
Indiana Jaycees
Indianapolis
Sarah Shank
Mike Martin
Kenny
Cook
Mike Humphrey
Jeff Mays
Kenny Cook
I North
Dick Mills
Terry Dilts
Glenn England
Roger Miller
Ricky Brown
Gene Richardson
Emanship
Randy Coates
Baseball standings and results across leagues
Perea standings across leagues show team positions including San Francisco Detroit and Boston amid a mix of losses and wins. Listings include American and National League heads and pitchers like Turley Delock and Fowtack with matchups across St Louis Cincinnati Milwaukee Chicago and more.
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Francisco
Sue Pittsburen
Cincinnat
New York
Boston
Kansas City
American Association
Minneapolis
St Paul
Charleston
Omaha
Denver
Houston
Baltimore
Detroit
Rochester
Montreal
Richmond
Miami
Buffalo
St. Louis
Cincinnati
Bargo
Chicago Cat
Milwaukee
Hobbie Pizarro
San Francisco
Fisher
Pittsburgh
Los Angeles
Chicago
Turley
Ve. Shaw
Cleveland
Delock
Grant
Portocar
Wea
Patterson Recounts Surprise Loss to Johansson in Ring
Floyd Patterson spoke through manager Cus D Amato after losing the heavyweight title to Ingemar Johansson. Patterson said he could not see the punch coming and felt the first knockdown before the second blow. D Amato floated a rematch as Johansson grinned nearby, predicting a large gate.
Suggs Leads With Three Challengers In Open Field
Louise Suggs of Sea Island, Ga, tops halfway at the Women's National Open with a 36-hole 118, two strokes ahead of Marlene Bauer Hage Patty Berg and Mickey Wright. Berg and Wright faltered on rain soaked Churchill Valley course as Hage fell to 76. Jessen and Rawls next at 149, with Quast Crocker Pren tice Jameson bracket at 151.
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Louise Suggs
Sea Island
Miss Suggs
Marlene Bauer
Hage
Patty Berg
West
Chicago
Mickey” Wright
Churchill Valley
Country Club
Miss Berg
Miss Wright
San Diego
Calif
Wanda San
Odies
Baton Rouge
Jovee Ziske
Waterford
Wis
Ruth Jessen
Seattle
Wash
Betsy” Rawls
Spartanburg
Marilynn Smith
French Lick
Ind
Anne ‘Quast
Fay Crocker
Jo Ann Prentice
Birmingham
Ala
Betty Jameson
San Antonio
Tex
Unclear Ballgame Box Score Teases Second Match
Fragmentary box score text references players and teams such as Walker Triandos and Berberet, with unclear context. The readable items indicate a second game in Baltimore and mentions of line scores or ratings like 423 4 303 2 and 061.
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Sena Pia Oui
Pm Wuson
U Stewart
Range
Paparen Manley
Battimore
Betton
T Walker
Triandos
Bat! Smith
Berberet
Lary
Indians erupt early in 11-5 win over Red Sox
Cleveland, scoring nine runs in the first three innings, defeated Boston 11 to 5. Power and Colavito produced key hits, with a third inning feud leading to Power’s ejection. Cal McLish earned his eighth win in 11 decisions as Cleveland piled on early.
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Cue
Elan tArr
Ihe Weveland Indians
Boston Red Sox
Boston
Bill Monbouquette
Vie Power
Woodie Iied
Power
Monbouquette
Nthe
Indians
Rocky Colavito
George Strickland
Tito Francona
Dick Gernert
Cleveland
Dan
Cal McLish
Alexandria Faces Markleville In Eastern Indiana League Clash
Alexandria holds the league lead with seven wins and one loss and a tie for top spot with Gas City as Markleville visits the Alexandria diamond. Rybolt’s squad seeks to halt Alexandria’s hot stretch while Markleville aims to hand Rybolt’s a second loss.
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Markleville
Alexandria
Gas City
Rays
Rybolt
Hartford City
Muncie Delco
Riggins
Gaston
Upland
Dunkirk
Redey
New Castle
Selma
Redkey
Marklevlle
Muncie Delo
Hoosier Stars and Kentucky Clash Again at Butler Fieldhouse
Hoosier coach Angus Nicoson reunites nearly 100 former Indiana players for the 20th anniversary of the Hoosier-Kentucky series as preparations shift to rebounding. Indiana leads the series and a near capacity crowd is expected for the 15 000 strong turnout with starters listed for both teams.
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Oscar Robertson
University of Nena
Louisville
Don Schlundt
Clyde Novellete
Hook Mangin
Joe Sexson
Bill Garrett
Johnny Wilson
Dick Fahiey
Ron Loneski
Nets
Nicoson
Honsier
Larcenous
Julies Berry
Kentucky
Tdiana
Indiana
Jim Rays
Kokomo
Ray Pavy
New’ Castle
Pete Auksel
Chicago
Jington
Larry McIntyre
Indianapolis Attacks
Sylvester Coalman
South Bend Central
Bill Bradley
Leland Melear
Julius Berry
Lexington
Louis Stout
Cynthiana
Pat Doyle
North Marshall
Elwood Lions Sponsor Outdoor Cage Tourney Starts Monday
The Elwood Lions Club hosts an outdoor cage tournament at Callaway Park with six games nightly, three per court, culminating in a Friday championship. Walter Gillson leads as general chairman, with entries from three Elwood clubs and teams led by Carl McNulty, Purdue alum and Wendell J. Willkie coach. Players include Dave Jones and Tom Philips among others, plus contingents from Continental Can Company and Wonder Bar.
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Elwood Lions
Callaway Park
Wayne Jones
Carl McNulty
Purdue
Wendell J. Willkie High School
Dave Jones
Tom Philips
Dick Mitchell
Bobby Orrill
Darrell McQuitty
Elwood
Mitchell
Continental Can Company
Wonder
Bar
Campbells and Robinson to play Buick Open bid in Flint
Joe Lamphell and fellow pro Jerry Robinson travel from Texarkana via Chicago to meet Joe's parents in Ra on a short visit. They plan a match at Grand View and may play at Anderson CC before heading to Flint, Michigan for the Buick Open Tourney worth ninety thousand dollars. Judy McKinstray wins her second Indianapolis women's title at Broadmoor CC defeating Sue Fulmer five and four.
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Joe Lamphell
Anoxville
Lennaro
Anderson Link
Imozene Campbell
Orday
Chicago
Joe
Anderson Country Club
Campbells
Robinson
Flint
Mich
Judy McKinstray
Indianapolis
Jud MecKinstray
Sue Fulmer
Broadmoor Country Club
City Parks Boys Baseball Scores and Standings
City Parks league results list teams Americans Maco Juniors Sportsmen Braves All-Stars Wilson and standings with wins losses and percentages. Last week scores show Braves 0 0 3 1 leading hitters include King Hammer Dotson Carroll Delph Fairer with multiple hits. Schedule outlines two days of games including Americans vs All-Stars and Maco Juniors vs Junior Sportsmen before Braves vs Junior Sportsmen.
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Pet Americans
Maco
Td Sportsmen
Braves
Wilson Boys
Americans
W—Graham
L—Kerns
Leadheer
Wilson
galStars
W—Dotson
L—Isom
King
Hammerickhouse
Dotson
Carroll
Delph
W-Smith
L—Fairer
Fairer
Indiana All-Stars Pro Talk Divides South and North
In Indianapolis the Indiana All-Star series discussions reveal split views on turning pro among Schlundt Dees and others. South Oklahoma area players expect to pace a strong scoring duo as North contenders seek prime offers and business plans amid ongoing AAU and Olympic considerations.
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Dale Pumance
Engjoyea
Indianapolis
Don
Byandville
Wine
Schlundt
Archie Dees
Cers
U.S
Indiana University
Syracuse
Roberts Municipal
Sigma
Stadium Delta Chi
Indiana
Fort Wayne
Reer
Nate Kauf
Ohio
Ington-Clay
South
Tom Bolyard
Fort
Wayne South Side
Scotty Ward
Valparaiso
Dave Porter
Noblesville
Bloomington
Bership
Roger Thurston
Kokomo
Dees
Larry Bemis
Martinsville
John Deen
Heinslow
Johansson Crowned World Heavyweight Champion
New world champion Ingemar Johansson of Sweden describes knocking out Floyd Patterson in 2:08 of the third round. He boasts about his powerful right hand, calls the win a straight fight, and celebrates with a victory gesture and kiss to his fist.
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Viser
Gosta Karlsson
Sweden
Syle
America
Boby Fitzsimmons
Tommy Burns
Maxy Schimeling
Primo Camera
Johansson
Patterson
Helsinki
Joey Maxim
New York
Ingemar Johansson
Floyd Patterson
Jas
Viking
Reed's 2 Homers Feature Pirates' Win Over Goblins
Nolan Reed powered Madison Heights with two homers in a five inning win over Summitville. Arnold drove in runs as Reed's blasts spurred a 130, five inning victory while Madison Heights extended a league lead with seven wins in eight games. Outgoing notes mention upcoming games at Lape, Markleville, and Summit.
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Reed
Pirates
Goblins
Summitville
Nolan Reed
Madison Heights
White River
Don Sutton
Ted Arnold
Arnold
Markleville
Summit
Yonge
Weitmann
Stop Johnson Drivers Rally At Sun Valley Speedway
Anderson tonight features Briar Johnson defending his 1958 title as top roadster, with Yorktown’s Christie leading a Stop Johnson movement. Others include Bill Keep, Jim Stigall, Dick and Pete Jackson, Dave Weir, Bob Guffey, and Jess Plummer in a bid to derail the Richmond champion.
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Rivers
Rocket Racing Club
Briar Johnson
Richmond
Sun Valley
Anderson
Johnson
Anderson Oval
Yorktown
Christie
Way Sack
Bill Keep
Jim Stigall
Muncie
Pete Jackson
Greenfield
Dave Weir
Fortville
Bob Guffey
New Castle
Jess Plummer
Indianapolis
Wimbledon
England
Stigall
Gardner
Earl Driver
Butch) Buchholz
Mulloy
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Mike Walsh
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Jane] Ingland
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Jon Y Barker
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Bill) Klepper
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