Dempsey weighs in on Patterson Liston matchups
Jack Dempsey, 68, in Canada to inspect mining property, offered cautious, colorful thoughts on Patterson and Liston. He considers Patterson’s chances in a hypothetical bout and notes today’s heavyweights are formidable. Dempsey said he quit boxing to avoid injury but advised Patterson to quit while ahead after two first round KO losses.
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Jack Dempsey
Sonny Liston
Dempsey
Canada
Quebec
Floyd Patterson
Gene Tunney
Patterson
Little League Standings and Results From a Busy Schedule
The American Leaf Pet league shows New York and Boston, with Chicago and Minnesota close behind in the standings. Detroit, Cleveland, Baltimore, and Washington post varied results as teams play multiple games, with Tuesday and Thursday schedules highlighting action across Cincinnati, San Francisco, Philadelphia, and Houston divisions.
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Baltimore
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Washington
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Houston
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Milwauke
Major League Leaders AP Report
American League leaders include Carl Yastrzemski Boston .330 in 250 at bats and Kaline Detroit .323. runs Allison Minnesota 66 and Kaline 61. RBIs Kaline 64 and Wagner 61. hits Malzone Boston 114 with Yastrzemski and Kaline 113. doubles Yastrzemski 26 and Causey Versalles 22. triples Versalles 10. home runs Allison and Killebrew 22. steals Aparicio 26 and Wood 18. Pitching leaders: Radatz 12-1 .923 and Ford 15-3 .833. Strikeouts Bunning 124 and Pizarro 123. National League leaders include Great St Louis .343 batting and Clemente .331. runs Aaron 76 and White 73. RBIs Aaron 76 and Santo 69. hits Groat 136 and White 128. doubles Groat 27 and Pinson 27. triples Pinson 12 and Callison Gonzalez 7. home runs McCovey 29 and Aaron 28. steals Pinson 24 and Robinson Wills 23. pitching Koufax 16-3 .842 and Maloney 15-3 .833. strikeouts Koufax 176 and Drysdale 162.
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Detroit
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Causey
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Pizarro
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Groat
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Callison
Gonzalez
Philadelphia
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Stulis
McCovey
San Francisco
Robinson
Wills
Koufax
Maloney
Los Angel
Drysdale
Henry Wadia Widens Lead In Jockey Ratings
Henry Wajda widens his lead in the Rockingham Park jockey standings with 22 wins in 12 days. He rode Dandy Princess to win the Manchester Handicap and previously set a mile and 70 yards world record on Mark Antony in 1958. Movres, Winant, Moriarty, Skuse, and Kurtz follow in top wins. Rockingham’s first two weeks average daily handle neared $840,000, up from last year.
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N.H
Henry Wajda
New England
Rockingham Park
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Henry
J. P Adams
Mark Antony
Wajda
LeRoy Movers
New Orleans
Movers
Dick Winant
Moyers
Antice
Jamie Moriarty
New Hampshire
Bill Skuse
Jack Kurtz
Eddie Anspache
Junie Bresnahan
J. S. Lenzini
George Handy
J. M. Keefe
Roger Laurin
Rockingham
Liston Patterson fight draws million dollar gate
The Liston Patterson rematch drew heavy money with a $1 million venture overall. Closed circuit outlets may gross about $1.25 million and the live gate in Chicago reached $286,180. Liston admitted Patterson could have the return bout, but the fight ended quickly with his decisive punch.
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Las Vegas
Ney
Sonny Liston
Floyd Patterson
Floyd
Chicago
Sonny
Patterson
Liston
Ash Resnick
Cassius Clay
Philadelphia
Saco-Beach II All-Star Club Eliminated in District Four
Sanford-Springvale crushed Saco Old Orchard Beach Little League 84 to 0 in Saco last night, taking early control with an 8-0 run to the fourth inning and fending off all threats. Bob Hackett hit a grand slam as the visitors built a commanding lead, while the locals managed a single run in the fourth.
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Old Orchard Beach
Sanford - Springvale
Bob Hackett
Bates Weighs Seven-Week Semester Extension
Bates College weighs extending the academic year by seven weeks from early September to late June. President Dr Charles F Phillips says the move would let students earn degrees in three years and allow Bates to graduate a third more students without increasing on campus numbers.
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Bates Col Kittery
Lege
Sanford
Bates
Phillips
Muskie reports loan aids Lisbon sewer planning
Senator Edmund Muskie announces that the Community Facilities Administration has approved an interest free loan of 37000 dollars to Lisbon Maine to aid sewer facility planning. The project is estimated to cost about 656487 dollars and will fund preliminary work and design for the municipal system.
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Edmund
Muskie
Maine
Community Facilities Administration
Lisbon
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