Johansson Favored To Beat Patterson Again At Polo Grounds
The Associated Press reports heavyweight champion Ingemar Johansson is the favorite to defeat Floyd Patterson in a 15 round title rematch at the Polo Grounds tonight. Promoters expect a 35,000 crowd and $800,000 gate with payments from gate, radio, and closed circuit TV. Patterson, 25, seeks to reverse last year’s third round knockout as betting odds tilt toward Johansson.
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Rotary Club Beats Journal In West Biddeford Little League
The Rotary Club connected for 10 hits to defeat the Journal 10 to 6 in a West Biddeford Little League game. Dutremble belted a home run, while LeBlanc Saucier Dube and Nadeau added key doubles to fuel the win.
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Trotters and Pacers Race Card at Gorham Starter List
Race program lists Class D pacing events at one mile with four hundred dollar purses. Competitors include Walter's Boy Carter Sr and Bold Lusty Gerry in race one, plus Prince Elkington and Bay State Art in race eight, among others.
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Be Bop Bowler High Scorer In Lassies League
Miss Madeleine Labrecque of the champion Be Bops led the Little Lassies Class AAA bowling league with an 82 season average as the circuit concluded its first year. Constance Couture added 19 total and 112 single, while several teammates shared final averages and tickets to a June 26 banquet at Rochambeau Hall on Main Street. Early plans for the English Channel tunnel date back to the 1880s when British fears of a continent invasion influenced project timing.
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Palmer Aims for Golf Grand Slam After Open Win
Arnold Palmer wins the National Open at Cherry Hills to move two majors from a historic grand slam. He heads to Canada Cup with Sam Snead, then St Andrews for the British Open and Akron for the PGA Championship, with a record $14,400 first prize lifting season earnings to $66,603.
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Casey Keeps Yankees Near Top In Busy Baseball Weekend
Casey Stengel guides the Yankees to a 7-5 and 5-3 pair over the White Sox as New York sits three games ahead of Baltimore. Jim Coates earns his 8th win, Mantle drives in the go ahead run with a third inning triple, and Maris adds the decisive single. Elsewhere, Wilhelm and Pappas shut out Detroit, Boston sweeps Cleveland, and broader pennant race results ripple through the league with mixed outcomes.
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Robin Roberts Fires Phillies Past Giants in 11 Innings
Robin Roberts outpitched the San Francisco lineup with 11 strikeouts over 11 innings as the Phillies' veteran hurler silences the Giants 2-1. The Whiz Kids era lingered as Roberts kept a fading memory alive, earning his third win of the season and 224th of his career, while Willie Mays' seventh inning homer prevented a shutout. Giants manager Tom Sheehan watched San Francisco fail to extend their four game surge.
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John Glenn
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Red Sox Aim to Climb AL Standings With doubleheader sweep
Boston won both ends of a doubleheader against Cleveland 7-1 and 3-2 as rookie Tom Borland moves into the starting rotation. Bill Monbouquette and Tom Brewer won the two games, with Geiger and Maizone keying the offense and Ted Williams adding a milestone homer. The Red Sox sit one game behind Kansas City as they prepare to host the Athletics.
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Local Little League Scores and Upcoming Week Schedule
Readable scores show players Lemire Larochelle Emond Fecteau Marcotte and Hebert across matches. Weekly schedule lists Monday Marcotte versus Emond and other tilts including Tuesday Fecteau against Lemire and Wednesday Rochelle versus Marcotte with Thursday Hebert versus Emond and Friday Marcotte against Lemire.
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