Liston Dominates Folley In Denver Knockout
Sonny Liston pummels Zora Folley at the Denver Coliseum blasting him to a third round knockout in 28 seconds. Liston, 21 knockouts in 31 fights, remains top challenger to Floyd Patterson as Johansson rematch looms. Folley, 198% of Chandler, Ariz., exits after a futile slugging bid.
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Denver
Colo
Sonny Liston
Floyd Patterson
Liston
Zora Folley
Vas
Denver Coliseum
Philadelphia
Folley
Chandler, Ariz
Foilley
Listen
Patterson
Ingemar Johansson
Ring Magazine
National Boxing Assn
Arizonan
Bcards
All Ring
Associated Press
Bulk Tank Milk Method Lauded by Extension Agent
Meigs County Extension Agent cites improvements in milk quality since farms adopted bulk tanks. Glenn Johnson of Valley Bell Dairy praises rapid cooling and simplified sanitation, noting fewer rejects and better quality milk from farm to plant.
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Glenn Johnson
Valley Bell
Point Pleasant
F.F.A
F.H.A
Farm Bureau Youth Council
Johnson
State Department of Agriculture
Meigs County
Valley Belle Co
Charleston
Huntington
Athens
Marietta
Parkersburg
Advice To Protect Seedlings And Tobacco Care
William P. Smith outlines meadow seedling protection after grain harvest, clipping guidelines for alfalfa red clover and sweet clover, grazing options, and September cutoffs. He covers 1960 tobacco crop cultivation, pest controls for cutworms bud worms hornworms with DDT TDE and lead arsenate, and notes shifts to bulk milk affecting Meigs County farmers.
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Gallia
Ohio
Snead Calls Firestone Course A Tough Test At PGA
Sam Snead praised the remodeled Firestone layout as a tough test for the PGA Championship to be played Thursday through Sunday. He shot a 68 in Monday’s practice, first to break par on the 7165 yard par-70 course, as conditions like wind and rain loom over the event. Arnold Palmer struggled to a 75 after a 76 on Saturday, while Snead and other veterans eye a rare Masters Open PGA sweep if the winner also takes the Masters and U S Open in the same year.
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Snead
Ily
Arnold Palmer
Palmer
PGA
Athens Rollerbowl Leads Local Standings This Week
Local bowling results show Logan’s, Athens Office, and Coker District atop weekly standings. High team scores include Logan’s 753 and Coker District 2122, with top bowler marks by Wingett and Leffler. Individual high games reach 211 by Wingett and 189 by Leffler as teams Screwballs Blackballs and Alley Cats post results.
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Athens
Robert’s Clothing
Athens Office Sa
Logan’s
Coker Dist
Omaea
Dougan
Moelinikar
Te Teteewe A
HB. Leffler
M. Peters
T. Wingett
H. Leffler
Strawn
Uate
Ae Tractor Saies
Coker Ist
Concaimendianus
Vic Commseoninnn
Ibcteabriteiaile Ia
B. Cooley
T. Bumpass
A McBride
M. McAfee
J. Rutkoskie
B. Targus
Wingett
Spitfires
RK. Harkins
Rutkoskie
R. Harkins
R. Wingett
Australian Davis Cup Star Tumbled In Clay Courts Upset
In Chicago River Forest meet early rounds saw 17-year-old Justina Bricka upset top seed Darlene Hard 7 5 1 6 2 as U S Davis Cup stars led by Barry MacKay beat challengers. Marty Mulligan bowed to Rudy Hernando, 10 8 5 7 6 2. The American quartet including Tut Bartzen Earl Buchholz and Chuck McKinley advanced with ease.
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Chicago
U. S
Marty Mulligan
Rudy Hernando
Modesto
Calif
River Forest
Hope Mite Wins Feature at Scioto Downs Meet
Columbus report: Hope Mite owned by C. C. Young of Yellow Springs won the featured Class C race Monday night at Scioto Downs as the meeting began its last week. Hope Mite covered the muddy track in 2:12 and paid $4.60. Lucille Kelly ran second and Chief Pug Hood finished third.
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Columbus
Hope Mite
C. C. Young
Yellow Springs
Scioto Downs
Lucille Kelly
Chief Pug Hood
Racine baseball game report with scattered player stats
The score and player lines show Racine with multiple batters and pitchers listed. Key figures include White, Poston, Wolfe, Siciliana, Knight, Davis, McNickle, Zimmers, Stobart, Sharp, Cunning-Extine, Hudneil, Gibbs, Holbert, Adams, Exch, W Wolfe, Kamper, and Harvey with various line scores and totals. The fragmentary box shows inning scores and a final one to eight line, indicating a close, error-prone summary of a baseball contest.
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Racine
T. White
Poston
J. Wolfe
Siciliana
T. Knight
Davis
McNickle
Zimmers
A. Stobart
Sharp
B. Cunning- Extine
Hamp
Hudneil Oo
B. Gibbs
Holbert
B. Adams
Exch
W. Wolfe
Kamper
Harvey
Hudwell
Meat Imports Rise to 954 Million Pounds in 1959
The United States imported 954 million pounds of red meat in 1959, up 16 percent from 1958's 826 million. Exports of 108 million reduce net imports to 3.1 percent of domestic production. Over half of imports were low-grade boned beef and mutton used for processed products.
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U. S
Federal Reserve Bank of Cleveland
Agricultural Bulletin
Markets form mixed cattle and hog quotes in Cincinnati report
Regional livestock prices show cattle and calves mixed with steers and heifers mostly steady to weak, hogs slow with scattered bids, lambs unevenly weak to one dollar lower, feeders steady. Notable quotes include slaughter steers around 24 to 26 dollars per hundredweight and hogs near 17 to 18 dollars for various weights.
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Cincinnati
USDA
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Bill Biggs
Rich Rutkoskie
George L. Smith
Dave Strawn
Whitey Moore
Tom Evans
Jim Cumley
Wolfe
Carroll Widdoes
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Don White
Les Coon
Ray Douglas
Art Smith
Bill Matters
Jim Boden
Ed Efaw
Ray Shepard
Gerald Kyle
Akron
Fansii
Detroit
Yankees
Bill Skowron
Joe Paparella
C. E. Blakeslee
Huntington Interstate Milk Producers Cooperative Association
Firestone
Sam Snead
Firestone Country Club
Golf
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Sota
Ryeh
Aussie Net Star
Frank Watson
Central Press
Bronx
Jersey Joe
Hoohee
James J. Corbett
Carson City
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Ph.ly
Marietta Chemical Products Co
W. E. Dicken
W. Union St
C. E. Sheridan
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TuPp
Amesville
Harold Goddard
Bartlett
Bradford Auction Co
Bradford Racine, Ohio
Dover Cleaners
Chauncey
Platt's Rambler
Union ST. LY
Studebaker
Comiskey
Algeo Motor Sales
E. State St
Gail Watkins
Great Lakes
Williams Trailer Court
Route 33N
Call LY
Alton Douglas
Shade
White’s Shop
BSA
Zundapp
Ducati
JBE
Bill ‘Perry’s Motor Sales
Nelsonville
Entree Tengage Nee Seen Sane
Hawk’s
White's
Triumph
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O. Rose
Young's
Sand Sanitation
Guysville
Crane
Clam
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Janitros Furnace
L. E. White
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Baughman Agency
Albany
Grange Insurance
George W. Ford
Franklin Washburn
Coolville
D. M. Goddard
W. State
Win Williams
Rapp
Baker & Stauffer
Jake's Restaurt
Beautician
Tresner
Berry Hotel
Indianapolis
Ind
Archie Datley & Sons
Glouster
Clara
Joan Lee
New Marshfield
Ee General
Schumacher Clover Farm
Carbon Hill
North Court
Sol Rosenberg
Kinneer Motors
E. State Ph. L
Athens Messenger
Vivian's Aviaries &Jum
W. Fair Ave
William C. Mulford
Vivian's Aviaries and Aquarium
Lancaster
Athens County Livestock Sales Co
Barnhill
U.S. 30
Truman Russell
Pomeroy
G. E. Wegan
Dexter
Point Rock Road
Dale Perry
Shade, Ohio
Buck Lake
Corriedale
Gay Johnson
Wales Mill
Yorkshire Landrace
Roy Mayer
Hampshire
Darrell Antle
Trimble
Higgins Feed
Richland Avenue
Dickson Rendering Co
Logan
Holland
White’s Mill
Clinton
Champion
Vindale
Donnie
RCA
Johnson's
Maytag
Westinghouse
Buck Auto Supply
Briggs & Stratton
Shannon Fireston
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