Ingos Tax Round With U S Government Heads Next
Ingo Johansson, after losing to Floyd Patterson, faces new U S tax claims totaling 1 009 801 for 1959 60 and 1961 plus an immigration ban. He may stay in Palm Beach awaiting a Miami courthouse subpoena aimed at seizing funds from Feature Sports Inc and Tele Prompter. Patterson heads home to decide next bout as Cooper Erskine rumors swirl.
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Ingemar Johansson
U. S
Floyd Patterson
England
Henry Cooper
New York
Sonny Liston
Philadelphia
Eddie Machen
Portland
Ore
Cooper
Joe Erskine
London
Johansson
Sam
Ingo
Palm Beach
Miam
Feature Sports Inc
Tele-PrompTer
TPT
Patterson-Johansson
Weiss Named President of New Ball Club
Weiss 66, ex-Yankees GM, named president of the new New York NL club to operate in 1942. He will receive dual salaries from the Yankees and the new club, with about $35,000 as consultant and an estimated $70,000 as club president. Weiss said no conflict if one income is independent and not overlapping.
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Miami Beach
Fla
George Weiss
Weiss
New York Yankees
New York
Dan Topping
Yanks
Topping
Yankees
Yankee
Little League Moms Meet Tonight in Saco
Mothers of Saco Old Orchard Beach Little Leaguers were to meet in Old Orchard Beach but storm postponement moved the gathering to 7 PM in the Saco city hall municipal court room. The purpose is to organize a Little League auxiliary and all interested women are invited to attend.
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Mothers of
Saco
Little players shine in big time hoop talk
Fan Fare praised Pete Fisk of Lewiston for leading his team to the regional small college NCAA final and earning all tournament honors. The column lauds short players from St. Louis Biddeford and Thornton among others, arguing basketball favors skill over height.
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Bates
Pete Fisk
Bob Cousy
Boston Celtics
Roger
Red) Sevigny
St. Louis
Don Provost
Biddeford High
Mighty Atoms
Guy Garon
Joe Boisvert
Bert Gagne
Joe Lauzon
Roger Legere
Bob Cote
Bob Steel
Elmer Arno
Dick Kerry
Roger Spaulding
Lionel Cote
Thornton
Dick Monder
Beanie Perrin
Dan Donovan
Biddeford
Rene Fredette
Neil Sernice
Charlie Walton
Don Poulin
Gene Sullivan
Joe Cartier
Old Orchard Beach
Gary Girard
Vic St. Marie
John Ladakakos
Paul Picard
Biddeford League Uniforms Spark Reader Debate
In a column the Fan Fare team clarifies it did not attack sponsors or players but aimed to boost the Biddeford City league. The suggestion to dress teams in uniforms is meant to increase interest and support, with praise for sponsors highlighted.
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Biddeford
Sports Memories from March 1 1933 Maine floods recalled
Front page notes mark 25 years since Maine faced severe floods and previews sports news from early March 1933. A legislative move to permit amateur sports on Sundays with no admission but allowed collections faced an unfavorable committee report in Augusta. Representative Haskell of Lincoln introduced the measure.
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Maine
Committee On Legal Affairs
Augusta
Rep. Haskell
Lincoln
Hobbie Aims to Pitch 275 Innings for Cubs in 1961
Chicago Cubs ace Glen Hobbie plans to work 275 innings or more in 1961. In a spring outing he pitched five innings against the Los Angeles Angels and earlier threw four shutout innings vs the Red Sox. Hobbie, 6 3, from Witt Illinois, praised the intensive program and hopes to gain rhythm before opening day.
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Associated Press
Mesa, Ariz
Glen Hobbie
Chicago Cubs
Witt
Ill
Los Angeles Angels
Boston Red Sox
Glen
Chicago
Northern trained horses prepare for Rockingham Park season
More than half of the 1961 New England light harness season entrants arriving at Rockingham Park on March 24 are wintered north of the Mason–Dixon line. Race Secretary Glenn Gibbons notes Florida and Montreal trained horses will face northern rivals. however northern standardbreds are not at a disadvantage early in the campaign.
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Salem
N. H
New England
Rockingham Park
Glenn Gibbons
Florida
Montreal
Glenn
Fred Snow
Old Orchard Beach
Maine
Buddy Reed
Gorham Ralph Fenno
Buxton
George Proctor
Bucky Day
Paul Beattis
New Hampshire
Albert Boucher
Mike Akoury
Arb Chickering
Harold Ralph
Leo Healey
Bill Chase
South
Carolina
England
Eight Hopefuls Ready For Battle In New England Tourney
The 36th New England Schoolboy Basketball Tournament opens at Boston Garden with eight teams. Cheverus, Portsmouth, Smith Academy, Hartford Public, Hope, Spaulding, Wilbur Cross, and New Bedford feature strong lineups, standout players, and bold title hopes across New England.
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N.H
Hartford Public
Smith Academy
Hatfield
Mass
Providence
R.I
Spaulding
Barre
Wilbur Cross
New Haven
New Bedford
Stags
Bill Curran
Yankees Lose Arroyo In Spring Exhibition
The Yankees face opening the season without lefty reliever Arroyo after he suffered an oblique fracture of the ulna in batting practice. Arroyo, 32, will miss three to four weeks, as New York lost 4-1 to Milwaukee in the exhibition game.
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Associated Press
New York Yankees
Arroyo
Jesse Gonder
Yankees
Milwaukee Braves
Los Angeles Dodgers
Pittsburgh Pirates
Bucs
Boyer Named Cardinal Leader Amid Jack Musial Shadow
St. Louis infielder Ken Boyer, 29, has established himself as the Cardinals leader, guiding on and off the field while Stan Musial remains the enduring benchmark. He cites Laden confidence from Sally Hemus and vows to seek Musial’s advice as he assumes leadership duties. The Cardinals boast a strong run of offense, with Boyer consistently hitting 20+ homers and 90+ RBIs and batting over .300 in most seasons. Meanwhile NCAA action unfolds as St Bonaventure and Louisville win to join Morehead, Wake Forest, and Princeton in first-round play. regionals set for Charlotte, Louisville, Lawrence, and Portland.
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Associated Press
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Warriors Bow To Nationals In NBA Playoff Tilt
Wilt Chamberlain scored 46 points as the Philadelphia Warriors lost 115 107 to the Syracuse Nationals in the Eastern Division preliminary. The Los Angeles Lakers beat the Detroit Pistons 120 102 in the Western Division opener led by Elgin Baylor with 40 points.
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National Basketball Association
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Syracuse
Philadelphia
Elgin Baylor
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Los Angeles
Fights Last Night In Boise and Santa Cruz
In Boise George Logan aged 202 from Boise won a decision over Frankie Daniels 194 from New York. In Santa Cruz Roque Maravilla 17912 from Santa Cruz outpointed Artie Dixon 174 from Los Angeles.
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Boise
Idaho
George Logan
Frankie Daniels
New York
Santa Cruz
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Roque Maravilla
Artie Dixon
Los Angeles
Rockingham harness meet to feature rival trained horses
The Northern trained and Southern trained trotters and pacers renew their rivalry at Rockingham next week with over 500 horses from each school. The meet opens Friday night March 24 with a $5,000 Inaugural Pace, then the $5,000 Harness Writers Trot on Saturday, and runs 40 nights ending May 9.
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Pro Basketball Tuesday Results
Syracuse defeated Philadelphia 115 to 107 in a winner take lead game as Syracuse seizes a 2-1 series advantage. Los Angeles beat Detroit 120 to 102 as the Lakers take a 1-0 series lead. Upcoming: Wednesday Detroit at Los Angeles. Thursday Philadelphia at Syracuse.
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Philadelphia
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Exhibition Baseball Scores and Schedules
AP reports exhibitions with results Cincinnati 7 Detroit 4 Philadelphia 8 St Louis 7 Chicago A 5 Minnesota 4 Milwaukee 4 New York 1 Kansas City 2 Washington 1 Los Angeles N 8 Pittsburgh 3 Boston 6 San Francisco 5 Chicago N 9 Los Angeles A Milwaukee B 6. Wednesday games and Thursday lineups include Philadelphia Chicago A St Louis Detroit Lakeland Cincinnati Minnesota Tampa x Pittsburgh Milwaukee Bradenton Los Angeles N New York St Petersburg San Francisco Boston Phoenix Milwaukee Washington Pompano Beach Baltimore Kansas City West Palm Beach Los Angeles A Cleveland Tucson Milwaukee split squad noted.
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Don
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Don Nottebart
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Don Newcombe
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Detroit Defeats New York 5–2 in Hockey Action
Detroit routed New York 5 to 2 as the league slate featured matchups with Boston, Chicago and Montreal. Toronto faced Montreal in another marquee pairing as the schedule wrapped a busy night.
Operator Gets Wrong Number Divorce Case in Los Angeles
Tele phone operator Marcella Wainscot, 30, won a divorce Tuesday from accountant Lester Wainscott, 40, after testifying she married a wrong number. The case paused over misdialed nuptials and mixed records in Los Angeles.
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