Patterson Beats Rademacher in Sixth Round Title Fight
Floyd Patterson kept his world heavyweight title by stopping challenger Pete Rademacher in the sixth round after a rough back and forth in Seattle. Rademacher floored Patterson in the second round, but Patterson recovered to dominate most of the bout. Gate stood at $243,000 with 16,961 fans in attendance. Patterson earned a $250,000 guarantee and indicated no immediate opponent.
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Mays-Led Giants. Win Braves Burdette Shuts Dodgers
Lew Burdette pitched a one hitter and homers by Hank Aaron and Red Schoendienst powered the Milwaukee Braves to a 6 0 lead over the Dodgers at Ebbets Field. The Braves remained 6 1/2 games up in the standings. The Cardinals beat the Phillies 6 5 and the Pirates beat the Redlegs 8 3. The Giants toppled the Cubs 2 0, while the Yankees widened their lead after beating the Athletics 11 4. The Red Sox crushed the Indians 11 3 and the Tigers stopped the Orioles 4 0. Burdette, 4 0, is on a hot stretch with 4 wins in his last 5 decisions.
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Standings and schedule highlights across leagues and teams
Pacific Coast standings show Teague at 5 percent and Sae Seysen with scattered results. National League notes list New York and Brooklyn results with night games and probable pitchers. American League schedules include Baltimore and New York matchups with key pitchers, plus California League Bakersfield and Visalia standings and scores.
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Musial Hurt Ends Cardinal Streak In Philly
Stan Musial suffered a chipped fracture to the shoulder blade after pulling a muscle swinging at a high pitch in a game against the Philadelphia Phillies. Cardinal trainer C A Bowman said the chip likely ends Musial’s consecutive games streak for about two weeks.
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Stoneham Eyes World Series Promise for Giants Move
Horace Stoneham returns from New York promising the Giants will move West, build a magnificent 88 acre stadium next year, and contend for a pennant with a world series possible by 1960. Accompanied by Charles Feeney and Eddie Brannick, he spoke after a tour of the San Francisco Bay site and urged fan proximity to action.
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Giant Tickets Demand Surges as Sales Open
In San Francisco a flood of requests for 1958 Giants tickets arrives as the team prepares to open its ticket office. Checks totaling $7,000 are recalled yesterday. Pricing shows Bleachers 75 cents, General admission 1.25, Grandstand reserved 2.18, and Box seats 3.15.
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Girl Track Stars Vie In Lorenzo Meet
At San Lorenzo High tomorrow 1 pm a women’s track meet features top local talent and visiting stars including Stella Walsh. The Olympic Development event, sponsored by Town and Country J unions, offers free admission and includes broad jump high jump shot put javelin discus baseball throw sprints 60 meter hurdles and the 440 yard relay. Walsh, Olympian since 1932 for Poland, will run the broad jump and the 40 and 100 yard dashes.
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Niners cut Goad and Bullian to trim squad
San Francisco Forty Niners waived fullback Paul Goad from Abilene Christian and rookie halfback Clive Bullian from Hartnell Junior College, reducing the roster to 47. Coach Frankie Albert led a stiff practice as he prepares for Sunday's exhibition with the Washington Redskins.
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Patterson Rademacher bout advances to KO stage
A blow by blow account of Floyd Patterson’s title defense against Pete Rademacher. Rademacher uses reach and jabs to control early rounds while Patterson counters with hard rights and mid rounds aggression. Patterson lands solid punches as the action stays tight with exchanges up to Round Four.
Referee Would Have Stopped Bout If Pete Got Up
Seattle report quotes referee Tom Myles Loughran saying he would have stopped Floyd Patterson versus Pete Rademacher in round six even if Rademacher had risen before the ten count. Loughran noted Patterson could have finished him after round four and criticized Rademacher’s readiness to continue as a pro due to age, though he acknowledged Rademacher could still compete with top heavyweights.
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Boxing and Baseball and Racing Listed for Weekend TV
TV sports log lists Friday 1:00 boxing Isaac Logart versus Waller Byars. Saturday 0:30 baseball Cincinnati versus Pittsburgh and Milwaukee against Brooklyn at 3. 2:00 Saratoga Handicap horse race. 4:30 wrestling at 7.
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Seals Fall 4-2 as Rainiers Hand Seattle Sweep Hopes
Seals drop a 4-2 decision to the Rainiers after a three run Seals lead dissolves on three errors. Albie Pearson hit his fourth homer as Seattle won 5-2 over San Francisco, and Vancouver beat San Diego 2-1 as league games unfold. The Seals face Seattle in a doubleheader tonight at 6 p.m. with Chakales Spring Jansen and Munger slated to pitch.
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Logart and Byars Meet in TV Welterweight Showdown
Tonight in Detroit a 10 round nationally televised bout features welterweights Isaac Logart and Walter Byars. Both hope for a shot at the welter title if Carmen Basilio wins the middleweight crown from Sugar Ray Robinson on Sept. 2. The KO TV matchup airs on KRON Channel 4 at 1 p.m. local time.
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