Ingemar Johansson Floyd Patterson Rematch Planned
GOTEBORG Sweden AP heavy weight champion Ingemar Johansson faces ex champion Floyd Patterson in a rematch set for early next year promotional director Jack Dempsey of Rosensohn Enterprises said no date or site are fixed Johansson and his team moved to finalize a new contract likely by day s end A return bout was previously set for September 22 in New York but Johansson rejected that date awaiting financial accounts of the June 26 title bout at Yankee Stadium He prefers Los Angeles though no site is confirmed yet
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Backfield Trio Shines Beavers Scrimmage Report
Orange and Black coach Low Hanna noted the Corry Beavers’ first scrimmage against Erie Tech showed three seniors Roach Yanik and Munsee as top performers. Defensive strength varied with new secondary work while Wilkinsboro scrimmage was postponed to focus on home practice and passing.
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NFL Prospects: Too Many QBs for Eastern Champs
Giants coach Kim Howell weighs depth at quarterback amid a crowded signal caller group. Charley Conerly leads a list including George Shaw, Lee Grosscup, Don Heinrich, and Frank Gifford as Howell flags gaps at guard, defensive end, and defensive halfback that could hurt if injuries strike. The Giants added Dick Lynch, Darrell Deas, and Tom Scott through trades, with Buddy Dial joining veterans Rote and Schnelker at end positions.
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Morton outpoints Javellana Kid in Reno boxing card
In Reno last night Willie Morton from San Jose outpointed Javellana Kid from the Philippines over ten rounds. In New Orleans Ralph Dufal from New Orleans outpointed Mel Barker of Austin over ten rounds.
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American League Leaders By Associated Press
The AP lists top AL performers: batting leaders Kuenn Detroit 356 Kaline Detroit Woodling Baltimore 324. runs Yost Detroit 97 Power Cleveland 89. RBIs Killebrew Washington 95 Colavito Cleveland 90 Weeks Leago 159. triples Allison Washington 4 Kubek New York 8. home runs Killebrew Washington 37 Colavito Cleveland 35. stolen bases Aparicio Chicago 42 Mantle New York 19. pitching Shaw Chicago 134 McLish Cleveland 156. strikeouts Wynn Chicago 149 Bunning Detroit 145.
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Torrid Tito Can't Win Batting Title
Tito Francona of the Indians cannot win the American League batting title due to a regulation requiring a minimum 477 appearances. Francona stands at .379 with 298 official at bats, while Harvey Kuenn of Detroit leads with 87. The rule includes at bats, walks, sacrifices, hit by pitches, and times reached on interference or obstruction.
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Elks Bowler League Planned At Local Meeting
An Elks Club meeting set for 8 o clock this evening will organize a new bowling league called the Antler League. The circuit will include only Elks members and the number of teams is not yet decided.
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Chisox steal half game as Pirates rally late
Luis Aparicio led the White Sox with 42 stolen bases the majors this season, scoring on Landis and driving in a run as Chicago beat New York 4 2 to extend their AL lead. Cleveland moved to fourth by routing Detroit 11 0 as Gus Triandos and Jim Landis powered key innings. In the NL, Pirates won 6 0 over San Francisco as Bob Friend steadied the mound for his third win in a row, with Rocky Nelson and Hodges deliveringalja.
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Corry Tennis Club Summer Tourney Opens With Lopsided Wins
The Corry Tennis Club hosted its third annual summer tournament at Mead Park. Tony Radecki defeated Baby Marsh 6-0 6-0, while Frank McKnight beat Tony Amos 6-0 6-3. McKnight advances tomorrow to face Ru Deck. Downey faces Titus and Dietsch faces Tune in tonight. The winners meet Thursday.
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Oakland Teen Spotlight on Riverside Ped Stop Case
Oakland youth Johnny Gonsalves, 18, is cited in a local stop ped case. Portu pul, 17, from Chico is mentioned in relation to the incident. Authorities label the action as a juvenile stop and investigation continues.
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Bowling Leagues Gather at Bowl-Aire Lanes Tonight
Three city bowling leagues meet tonight tomorrow and Wednesday at East Washington street alleys. Bowl-Aire Ladies and Men plan sessions for beginners and experienced bowlers. A total of 16 teams enter the American and National divisions at the Bowl-Aire lanes.
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Nichols Grocery and Market
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Major Loop Stars Hitting In Big League Win
The Cubs beat the Braves 3-0 as Bob Anderson pitched a complete game shutout, allowing six hits while striking out one. Hitting homers and multiple singles keyed the offense for the P10 victory.
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Little Leaguers Open Tourney In Williamsport
Williamsport hosts the 20th annual Little League World Series opening day in central Pennsylvania with 12 year old players from Schenectady Valleyfield Quebec San Juan Puerto Rico and Hamtech Midh Tournament entries. The event features two non games in a new stadium seating 10,001 as teams from Canada Europe and the United States converge amid expected large crowds and warm weather for the week long competition.
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