Tax Bite May Delay Patterson Johansson Rubber Match
Floyd Patterson and Ingemar Johansson want a third heavyweight bout within 90 days after their title fight at Polo Grounds drew 31,892 paid fans and $824,891 in gate receipts. TelePrompTer projects potential combined purses of $800,000 to $900,000 each from the TV and prize pool, but heavy taxes threaten the timing and financing of a quick rematch. Patterson says a third fight is likely if he wins, while Johansson reflects on the defeat and eyes another chance.
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New York
Floyd Patterson
Ingemar Johansson
Patterson
Johansson
Polo Grounds
Irving Kahn
TelePrompTer
Gene Tunney
Jack Dempsey
Chicago
Feature Sports, Inc
Ingo
Sonny) Liston
Ariz
Denver
Liston
Philadelphia
Floyd
Banks Aims for Morton record and Ruth's mark
Cubs shortstop Ernie Banks has a strong chance to break Hack Wilson's NL single-season home run record of 56 and challenge Babe Ruth's all-time 60. Banks hit Nos. 19 and 20 in a 7-6 loss to Philadelphia, moving ahead of Wilson's pace in 1930. He trails Ruth's pace by three games, with June powering his 10th homer of the month as he improves timing and focus.
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Philadelphia
Ernie Banks
Hack Wilson
Chicago Cubs
Babe Ruth
Banks
Wilson
Cubs
Ruth
Phillies
German Star Runs 100-Meter in 10 Flat
West Germany sprinter Armin Hary, 23, ran 10.0 in Zurich Letzigrund in a seven nation meet, first man to reach 10 seconds on record. He entered at last moment after teammate Germar withdrew. wind 0.6 m/s, dispute over first heat time led to a rerun. World record at 10.1 held jointly by Williams, Murchison, and King.
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Switzerland
Armin Hary
West Germany
Hary
United States
Rome
Letzigrund
Europe
Manfred Germar
Willie Williams
Ira Murchison
Leamon King
Major League Leaders American League Batting and Pitching
Batting leaders include Maris of the New York Yankees with 347 hits and 19 home runs 50 runs batted in while Hansen of Baltimore drives in 45 and Skowron New York 17 doubles Fox Chicago 6 triples Aparicio Chicago 16 stolen bases and Mantle New York 19 homers. Pitching leaders show Coates New York 6 0 and B Daley Kansas City 10 2 with Bunning Detroit 91 strikeouts and Bell Cleveland among leaders.
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Maris
New York
Hansen
Baltimore
Skowron
Loller
Chicago
Fox Chicago
Aparicio
Snyder
Kansas City
Mantle
Becquer
Washington
Lemon
Landis
Minoso
Piersoll
Cleveland
Coates
B. Daley
Bunning
Detroit
Bell
National League Batting Leaders From 125 At Bats
Larker of Los Angeles leads NL batting with .344. Banks of Chicago tops runs with 58 and homers with 20. Bruton of Milwaukee leads in doubles with 17 and ties for triples with 6. Pinson of Cincinnati and Kirkland of San Francisco tie for triples with 6. Pitcher with most decisions at 11-2 is Fickton. Drysdale leads strikeouts with 110.
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Larker
Los Angeles
Pinson
Cincinnati
J. Francisco
Taylor
Phila- Fick
Williams
Drysdale
Friend
Pittsburgh
Two Gophers Win Through First NCAA Round Eyed in Matchplay
Colorado Springs AP reports Minnesota golfers Eugene Hansen and Rolf Deming advanced to the NCAA match phase after posting 150 and 154 as two others failed to clear the 155 cutoff. Carson Herron finished 160 while two teammates tied at 165.
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Colorado Springs
Colo
Minnesota
Eugene Hansen
Rolf Deming
Carson Herron
Bill Hammargren Jr
James Pfleidher
Bradley Baseball Stars Join Pros
Three Bradley University players were signed by major league scouts from the Braves organization, bringing the number of Braves alums entering pro ranks in 12 years to 29. Harold Kunkel and Bill Dixon received about 15000 dollar bonuses from the Giants, while Larry Pohlman joined the Reds for roughly 5000 dollars.
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Peoria
Ill
Bradley University
Braves
Leo Schrall
Harold Kunkel
Bill Dixon
San Francisco Giants
Cincinnati Reds
Larry Pohlman
Fox Cities Rally To Second In Three-I Race
Fox Cities beat Des Moines 6-3 on Little League night in Appleton to move into second place, a half game behind Sioux City as Cedar Rapids and Lincoln also won. Cal Ripken drove in two with a single, Ray Youngdahl added another, and Dick Smith hit a two-run homer in the fourth. A fog-shortened second game and a rain-altered doubleheader affected the schedule.
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Fox Cities
Des Moines
Foxes
Sioux City
Green Bay
Appleton
Wis
Cal Ripken
Ray Youngdahl
Dick Smith
Terry Barber
Soos
Cedar Rapids
al Weis
Lincoln
Ron Hunt
Manly Johnston
al Alvarez
Burlington
Bobby Sanchez
Topeka
Ed Napoleon
Purdue’s Francis shocks NCAA match play field
Medalist Gene Francis of Purdue, 22, topped qualifiers with 143 for 36 holes and faced Lary Brown of Southern California in the opening round. Brown shot 152, while defending champion Dick Crawford of Houston drew Rolf Deming of Minnesota after qualifying at 150 and 154 respectively.
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Colorado Springs
Colo
Gene Francis
Purdue
Lary Brown
Southern California
Francis
Brown
Dick Crawford
Houston
Rolf Deming
Minnesota
Check Labels Avoid Trouble From Residue
Farmers are urged to read labels to prevent chemical residue issues. The label must include manufacturer or seller, product name, net contents, ingredients, poison labeling if toxic, warnings for people and environment, and complete usage directions. If missing, do not buy and consult the seller or county agricultural agent for current guidance.
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John Lofgren
University of Minnesota
Note hidden in rifle during Casper ROTC inspection
In Casper an ROTC rifle inspection in the armory yielded a note from a cadet’s rifle butt plate reading Kinda snoopy, aren’t you. An officer removed the butt plate to reveal the message.
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Casper
Wyo
Conlan Out of Action After Head Injury
Cincinnati Ohio veteran National League umpire Jocko Conlan will be out for several days due to a head injury suffered during the action.
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Cincinnati
Ohio
Jocko Conlan
Grip study for proper golf stance illustrated
The illustration demonstrates the correct left hand grip before the backswing. It notes visible knuckles, the extended left thumb to the right of center, last three fingers gripping slightly harder, and a V formed by the thumb and forefinger guiding toward the body center.
Hormone implants boost lamb weight gains at Minnesota station
Research at the University of Minnesota Morris shows estradiol and testosterone implants increase lamb daily gains by about 36 percent. Ewes and wethers respond similarly with 3 mg estradiol and 36 mg testosterone per animal. Gains rise in both drylot and cornfield pasture, with treated lambs outperforming controls. Researchers Harley Hawke and R M Jordan led the studies.
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University of Minnesota
West Central Experiment Station
Morris
Harley Hawke
Morris Station Animal Husbandman
R. M. Jordan
St. Paul
Four Guernsey Cattle Complete HIR Tests in Austin Herd
Four registered Guernseys in Carl Kehret and Son's Austin herd completed Herd Improvement Registry records. Crestwood Jean produced 10 376 pounds milk and 608 pounds butterfat in 365 days. Dictas Blanche, 8 840 and 514 in 305 days. Grogans J Becky 12 024 and 566 in 365 days. Crestwood Larkspur 9 899 and 565 in 365 days. University of Minnesota supervised via Mower County Dairy Herd Improvement Association.
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Carl Kehret and Son
Austin
American Guernsey Cattle Club
Crestwood Jean
Dictas Blanche
Grogans J. Becky
Crestwood Larkspur
University of Minnesota
Mower County Dairy Herd Improvement Assn
Yankees and Indians Share Light Duty Batting Mentor
Cleveland Ohio report notes both the New York Yankees and Cleveland Indians employ a lightweight batting maintenance supervisor named Bill Heeremans to oversee bat maintenance and related tasks.
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Cleveland
Ohio
New York Yankees
Cleveland Indians
Bill Heeremans
National Safe Boating Week Observed July 3 9
National Safe Boating Week will be observed from July 3 through July 9. The event promotes safe boating practices and public awareness of water safety nationwide.
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Washington
First Landing and Shoemaker Favored in Mass Handicap
In Boston, Willie Shoemaker rides First Landing as top choice in the 26th Massachusetts Handicap at Suffolk Downs. Meadow Stables entry from C. T. Chenery is listed 4 to 5 favorite in the seven horse field for the mile and a quarter race.
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Boston
Willie Shoemaker
First Landing
Massachusetts
C.T. Chenery
Meadow Stables
Suffolk Downs
Minton Oats Makes Good Test Showing
In Minnesota last summer the new Minton oat variety showed strong results for seed growers. Yields exceeded 100 bushels per acre in some cases, with good disease resistance including stem rust leaf rust and smut. The mid season variety, developed by the University of Minnesota Agricultural Experiment Station, outperformed many varieties and compared well to those maturing later.
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Ing
Minnesota
Harley Otto
Extension Agronomist
University of Minnesota
University
Agricultural Experiment Station
Minton
Ajax
Garry
Rodney
Andrew
Minhafer
Washington Signs Gophers Erickson as Senators Recruit
The Washington Senators signed University of Minnesota captain John Erickson the MVP of the national college championship run. Erickson 21 batted 341 in 63 games for the Big Ten champions this season and is assigned to Wytheville Virginia in the Appalachian Rookie League.
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Washington
Washington Senators
University of Minnesota
Omaha
Neb
John Erickson
Erickson
Senators
Wytheville
Before an outdoor meal prepare toy water pistol
A playful note suggests filling a toy water pistol with water before eating outdoors to help douse any small flames from dripping juices. The tip combines light humor with a makeshift cooking safety cue for informal gatherings.
Kimball and Gunderson duel in NCAA golf test
Judy Kimball of Sioux City Iowa and Jo Anne Gunderson of Arizona State meet in the second round of the Women s NCAA golf tournament in Stanford Calif Kimball won her first round match 1 up over Linda Collins of Stanford Tuesday
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Stanford
Calif
Judy Kimball
Sioux City
Iowa
University of Kansas
Jo Anne Gunderson
Arizona State
Miss Kimball
Linda Collins
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