Patterson weighs in on weight for Johansson bout
Floyd Patterson says adding six to seven pounds will help in his comeback fight against heavyweight champion Ingemar Johansson. He believes heavier weight at around 188 or 189 pounds will boost power and speed, while Johansson doubts the extra weight offers an advantage to the challenger.
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Patterson to top Johansson in closed circuit title bout
TelePrompter to air Patterson Johansson heavyweight clash in Dallas and four other Texas cities with 20 000 viewers forecast for the broadcast. Burnett Field to host over 5 000 fans on three giant screens as Floyd Patterson trains for a strong showing against Johansson.
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Baseball Standings and Saturday Schedule Report
AP standings for American and National Leagues include team records and Saturday game times. Notable entries show Baltimore Detroit New York Chicago Milwaukee Cincinnati St Louis Los Angeles and Philadelphia with various wins losses and percentages. Scheduled Saturday games list New York at Chicago Washington at Kansas City Baltimore at Detroit Boston at Cleveland St Louis at Milwaukee Chicago at Cincinnati Pittsburgh at Los Angeles Philadelphia at San Francisco all times local.
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Dodgers face Pirates in a pivotal three game set after a 106 loss to the Phillies and a 107 win by Pittsburgh over San Francisco. Moon delivers key hits for Los Angeles while Podres seeks another strong outing in a tight NL race.
Daley Shuts Down Yankees as A's End Skid
Lefty Bud Daley pitched four hits and four walks over seven innings to lift the Athletics past New York 5 2, ending a 14 game losing streak against Ford and dropping Ford to 25 3 in a row. Tom Johnson delivered a two run single in the seventh to spark the comeback. Baltimore clinched the series at Cleveland three games to one after erasing a late two run cushion.
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Tempestuous Tommy Bolt Jolted In National Open
In Denver, Tommy Bolt scorched opening with par 36 70 after a chaotic round marred by water hazards. Bolt hit two drives into a lake on the 18th, was fined 100 for conduct unbecoming a pro, and withdrew. Arnold Palmer survived a ditch mishap to post 72 as 150 golfers began the 60th National Open with Doug Sanders tied at 70.
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Cardinals Extend Lead In Narrow League Nightcap Tie
The Cardinals won a tight nightcap while Dodgers and Tigers played to a 5-5 tie. Richard Plato delivered a two run double and scored, Mike Manley added two RBI on four hits for the Tigers, and Fred Hand helped hold the four hitters to a two hit game as the Indians beat the Red Sox 9-2 in the other league action. J. C. Greenhaw went 2-for-3 for the Cubs who defeated the Red Sox 7-0.
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