Jackson Spurns Retirement After Patterson Beating
EAST MEADOW N Y INS Tommy Hurricane Jackson says he has no plan to retire after a brutal beating by Floyd Patterson. Hospitalized with a urinary blood condition and kidney bruise, he aims to return to the ring within months. He criticizes the 10th round stoppage and plans to resume training, insisting he can win. Hurricane and his religious mother urge prayer as manager Lipp L Breidhart remains cautious.
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Hayward Little League Sectional Opens Tomorrow
Hayward Little League prepares for the sectional tournament with an opening 7 p.m. game pitting Hayward American League All-Stars against Campbell All-Stars at Hayward Stadium. Marin district 6 champs meet Santa Cruz district champs at 3 p.m. Friday, with the winner facing the Friday winner in the Saturday 3 p.m. final for a shot at the State Little League Championships. Northern California will send two teams to state, with two or four possible Southern California entrants. Upgraded stands and a final field check completed the day before opening.
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Baseball Standings and Probables From Yesterday’s Games
Yesterday’s scores show New York beating Kansas City 20 to Clevela nd Baltimore turning in eight runs. Chicago downed Washington 7 to 1, Detroit beat Beaton 6 to night. Probables for Kansas City at New York feature Trucks and Portocarraro while Tiley and Larsen start for the other game. Pacific Coast and California leagues list standings and recent results with Vancouver and San Francisco near the top.
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Indians Ambushed Berger Leads Manor All-Stars to 11 5 Win
Washington Manor Junior League All-Stars routed Palma Ceia Branden Indians in Mt Eden Little League action 11-5. All-Stars pitchers held the Indians to five runs as Bob Berger struck out twelve batters and hit a three run homer, sparking a first inning rally that carried Manor to the victory. The night featured another All-Star game set for 6 pm pitting Manor Indians Pirates and Bulldogs against the Mt Eden Red Sox.
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Distance Ace Zatopek Eyes Retirement
Emil Zatopek long hailed as the era’s greatest distance runner hinted at retirement before a 10,000 meter race at Moscow Lenin Stadium during the World Youth Games. The 35 year old Czech finished sixth as Peter Bolotnikov won in 29 minutes 14.6 seconds.
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Fight Results in San Antonio Box Score Note
Joe Brown of New Orleans fought Gilbert Holguin of El Paso in San Antonio Texas in a non title bout. Brown won by points over Holguin with Brown carrying an edge through ten rounds.
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Stars Narrow PCL Lead With Doubleheader Win
The Hollywood Stars moved to within five games of the San Francisco Seals by sweeping Portland in a doubleheader, 7-0 and 6-5. George Witt earned his 18th win, while homers by Jim Baumer Bill Céusion and Joe Duhem provided the offense. Vancouver beat San Francisco 3-2 in extras as Kal Segrist hit a key homer, and Jack Spring pitched well in the Seals loss.
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Patterson Takes Voluntary Pay Cut In Boxing Bout
Heavyweight champion Floyd Patterson and manager Cas D Amato accepted 40 percent of net proceeds, about 125000, from the Polo Grounds title fight with Tommy Jackson to aid impresario Emil Lence. The bout grossed about 160000, with Jackson earning roughly 62000 and Lence forecasting a 20000 profit to reinvest in small fight clubs.
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Powell pulled from fight by virus in Los Angeles
Heavyweight Charley Powell withdraws from a 10 round bout at the Los Angeles Olympic Auditorium due to a virus. Howard King of Reno was signed to replace the former boxing star in the fight against Bob Albright at the venue.
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Baneball Logs Show Van couver Van Couver
Radio log for Wednesday 8:00 features a ball game update from Vancouver Kentucky with brief notes on team status and time slot. No further details provided in readable text.
Rosewall Tops Gonzales In Marathon Masters Match
In Los Angeles Ken Rosewall stunned Dick Gonzales in a marathon Masters Tennis Championship match, winning 22-20 1-6 6-2 before 2986 fans. Rosewall now leads the standings with three wins and no defeats, while Lew Hoad suffers a rare early loss to Dinny Pails 6-3 3-6 6-4 in a promoter Jack Kramer event.
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Brooklyn Stadium Cost Estimate Soars Amid Inflation
The New York Mirror reports Brooklyn Dodger stadium costs climbing to 80 million dollars from 90 million with engineers Madigan and Hyland preparing a report for Mayor Wagner. The study may push total project costs to as high as 372 million under inflationary pressure.
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Ike in Stands Donovan 3 Hits Nuts Braves Win
President Eisenhower attended a Griffith Stadium night game as Dick Donovan pitched a three hit, complete game to defeat the Washington Senators 7 1. Donovan improved to 11 1 in 14 decisions, backed by homers from Larry Doby and Minnie Minoso. Roy Sievers homered for the Senators. Other AL results included Boston 4 Detroit 0 and Cleveland 8 Baltimore 0.NL action saw Milwaukee beat Pittsburgh 5 2 and St Louis edge NY Giants 7 3 as Joe Cunningham hit a pinch grand slam. Northey tied a major league mark with his ninth pinch homer for Philadelphia against Cincinnati 8 5. Brooklyn split a doubleheader with Chicago, Burdette beating the Bucs.
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Hayward Presses Bay Area Ballpark Site Over San Francisco
Hayward mayor argues Bay Area wide accessibility and better weather make Hayward the strongest site for a new major league baseball stadium. He claims two thirds of Bay Area residents can reach Hayward easily, cites highways and parking, and stresses public enterprise support without taxpayer money. He accuses San Francisco leadership of political maneuvering and calls for real cooperation on the project.
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Bay Area Junior Netters Advance to Fourth Round
In Kalamazoo Michigan the National Junior and Boys Tennis tournament moved to the fourth round with top seed Chris Crawford of Piedmont California and top rated Bobby Siska of San Francisco advancing. Crawford beat William McClung of Canton Massachusetts 6 3 10 8 and Siska defeated Butch Nagerian of San Antonio Texas 6 3 6 (text shows plausible scores). Junior Rababasz of Coral Gables Florida upset Jacques Renayand of Paris France 10 8 4 6 6 1 while Eddie Sledge of Dallas Texas beat Dave Barker of Branford Connecticut 6 3 8 0. Second seed William Bond of La Jolla California won 6 1 against Dan Rhodes of Houston Texas.
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Gavilan vs Ortega Welterweight Showdown in Miami Beach
Flashy veteran Gavilan, 31, seeks a welterweight title shot against second-ranked Gaspar Ortega in a 10-round ABC telecast at the Miami Beach Auditorium. Ortega, an underdog at 8-5, must rebound after a loss to Larry Baker and two penalty points.
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Giants to Announce Move Soon San Francisco Mayor Says
San Francisco Mayor George Christopher expects a formal transfer of the Giants and Dodgers to California within two weeks and calls the move to the West Coast a certainty. He suggested San Francisco could have pay television in 15 months as part of the baseball deal.
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TV SPORTS LOG 6 30 S Time Boxing Gaspar Ortega Gavilan
TV schedule notes boxing match Gaspar Ortega versus Kid Gavilan at 7 PM with 7 30 Best TV Fights and Shr Champions Bowling listed in the sports log.
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