Patterson Knocks Out Rademacher In Seattle Bout
Floyd Patterson, outweighed and still dominant, knocked out Pete Rademacher in the sixth round before 16 961 fans at Seattle. Patterson decked Rademacher seven times and stopped him at 2 57 of the sixth, amid a $243 030 gross gate. Rademacher, from Grandview Washington, staggered but survived equal scoring rounds until the decisive finish.
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Associated Press
Pirates Hammer Reds in 8 3 Loss to Extend Skid
Pittsburgh's Bob Friend handcuffed Cincinnati with nine hits as the Pirates exploded for a five run fifth inning. Cincinnati dropped to 10 straight losses, the longest skid in the league this season, with Don Gross charged for the defeat. Joe Nuxhall was slated to oppose Bob Purkey in the next game at Pittsburgh.
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Redleg
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Rhinelanders
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Bob Friend
Don Gross
Pirates
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Gus Bell
Don Hoak
Joe Taylor
Bell
Frankie Robinson
Bucs
Cincinnati
Roy McMillan
Ted Kluszewski
Red Sox overpower Indians 11-3 as Mantle eyes Yankees
Boston bats explode for 11 runs on 14 hits and knock out Early Wynn in a 11-3 victory over Cleveland. Mantle ends a 0-for-11 skid with a single in Kansas City, while Ray Narleski is set to start for Cleveland tonight. A controversial ninth inning play at the plate prompts questions from umpire Charley Berry.
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Boston
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Bud Daley
Dick Tomanek
Tomanek
Jack Jensen
Mike Fornieles
Chico Carrasquel
Gene Mauch
Jensen
Hank Suar
Fornieles
Ump
Mauch
Indians
Charley Berry
Berry
Redlegs Edge Pirates in Cincinnati Slugfest
Cincinnati scores seven runs to Pittsburgh’s eight as Bell, Hoak drive in runs on a wild pitch and a double play. Mazeroski, Groat, Friend and Thomas tally key hits. Gross, Acker, Fowler and Amor carry pitching load in a wild 10 027 attendance game with Friend picking up the win.
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Hoak
McMillan
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Friend
Thomas
Freese
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Foiles
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Tempie
Crowe
Pittsburgh
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So—Gross
Acker
Fowler
Amor
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LeGrose
A—Delmore
Smith
Conlan
Donatelli
Temple
Naoe
Robinson
Bailey
Owe
Choss
Cone
Ocbasewene
Taylor — Fowler
Esecesas
Kluszewski
Nuxhall
Burgess
E Clemente
Waewenece
Virdon
Folles
Consee Friend
Kruszewski
Jets Lose to Miami in Double-Digit Defeat
In Columbus Ohio the Jets fell 10-4 to the Miami Marlins. Miami piled up 20 hits as their batting lineup overwhelmed Jet pitching.
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Miami
Columbus
Ohio
Miami Marlins
Marlins
Patterson Knocks Out Rademacher After Knockdown Scare
Seattle report says Floyd Patterson, heavyweight champion, was knocked down for the second time in pro career before stopping Pete Rademacher at Sicks Stadium. Patterson credits Rademacher as a strong puncher and Olympic champion, while noting his own caution and future plans remain unsettled.
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Seattle
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Hurricane Jackson
Jacques Crecy-Royer
Cas D’amato
Rademacher Upsets Patterson Then Knocks Out Power
Pete Rademacher describes his stunning upset and subsequent knockout by Floyd Patterson in their heavyweight title bout. Rademacher, bruised but unmarked, recalls scoring a second round knockdown and details Patterson's punching power and his own plan for future fights.
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De La Torre Leads Open in Milwaukee Open Round One
Manuel De La Torre, Milwaukee pro, shot 65 to lead the Milwaukee Open on a 35 000 purse. Bo Wininger Jackie Burke Jr 66s trailed by one stroke with a pack of stars at 67s 68s. Sam Snead Ed Furgol Ken Venturi and others posted solid scores at Tripoli Golf Club.
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Manuel de la Torre
Milwaukee Country Club
de la Torre
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Bo Wininger
Odessa
Tex
Jackie Burke Jr
Kiamesha Lakes
N. Y
Howie Johnson
Houston
Walker Inman
Pensacola
Fla
al Besselink
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Don Whitt
Alameda
Calif
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Bob Rosburg
Sam Snead
White Sulphur Springs
W. Va
Ed Furgol
St. Andrews
Ill
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Gene Littler
Singing Hills
Don Finsterwald
Athens
Cary Middlecoff
Dallas
Snead
Venturi
Finsterwald
Littler
Furgol
Middlecoff
Cincinnati Post Aims For Fourth Legion Title
Cincinnati's Bentley Post seeks a fourth national title after a 3-1 win over Terre Haute Indiana in the opening round of the American Legion junior regional baseball tournament.
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Bentley Post
Terre Haute
Ind
American Legion
Draw Result Stuns City Boxing Fans in LA
Neal Rivers of Los Angeles and Tiger Williams of Los Angeles fought 12 rounds ending in a draw at 160 and 158 pounds respectively. The bout produced a hard fought decision with neither man claiming victory.
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Los Angeles
Neal Rivers
Tiger al Williams
Economics of travel drives proposed 1958 NL schedule
National League president Warren Giles outlined a rough draft schedule splitting teams into East and West sections to cut travel. Eastern teams would face three to four Western trips while Western teams incur similar Eastward swings, with more off-days and possible four game or longer series. Travel costs rise about 10 000 to 11 000 per club, but the 154 game season remains 24 weeks.
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West Coast
Warren Giles
Giles
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
Milwaukee
San Francisco
Los Angeles
St. Louis
Chicago
Phillies
San Francisco Giants
New York
Brooklyn
Nicklaus Slips To 2nd Place In Jaycee Golf
Lancaster youth leads by two as John Konsek of New York shoots 72 to take the halfway lead at the 12th Inter national Jaycee junior golf tournament in Columbus. Jackie Nicklaus of Columbus stands second at 147 after rounds of 71 and 76 with Labron Harris Jr. third at 150.
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Lancaster
N. Y
John Konsek
New York
Ohio State University
Jackie Nicklaus
Ohio
Labron Harris Jr
Stillwater
Okla
Payne Palmer III
Phoenix
Ariz
Gerald Cundari
Portland
Ore
Richard Youngberg
Northbrook
Ill
Grand American Handicap draws 2200 shooters in Ohio
In Vandalia Ohio the 58th Grand American clay target carnival offers a 100 target event with about 2200 marksmen vying for a top prize near 9000 dollars. Arlen J Kimmel of Valley View Pa won Thursday's preliminary, pulling in around 7000. Helen Monk Delmonico claimed the women’s title with 94, Joseph Newmaster won junior with 95, and R J Tobin took the pro crown with 95 from 20 yards.
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Vandalia
Ohio
Canada
C. W. Brown
Dayton
Arlen J. Kimmel
Valley View
Helen Monk
St. Lampert
Quebec
United States
34-Year-Old Mother Battles to Semifinals in National Women's Amateur
In Sacramento California Carole Jo Kabler a 34-year-old Iowa mother and University of Oregon sophomore advanced to the semifinals of the National Women's Amateur. She met Ann Casey Johnstone a Mason City veteran competitor and mother of a five year-old daughter who watched from the gallery.
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Calif
Iowa
Carole Jo Kabler
University of Oregon
Ann Casey Johnstone
Mason City
All-American Daredevil Thrill Show at Stock Car Raceway
An eight event program features Modified and strictly stock car races. A major attraction is The All American Daredevil Thrill Show. Children under 12 enter free while adults pay 1.50.
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