May Lose Heavy Title Bout In City Shuffle
Cas D Amato, Floyd Patterson manager, left New York on a secret mission likely to pick an alternate site for Patterson versus Roy Harris. Uncertainty over California permit for Al Weill to promote in Los Angeles in August fuels the move. Promoter Emil Leance offered Polo Grounds in September if L A fails. Leace had announced a Patterson title bout in New York last month with the best available challenger.
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Greaves Wins Sixth Straight in TV Ring Showdown
New York powerfully built middleweight Greaves outpointed Otos Woodard at St. Nolas Arena to achieve his sixth straight victory. The win, at 159 pounds, sets up a possible Empire title shot in September in London or Montreal. Woodard, a Sugar Ray Robinson protégé, suffered a cut brow and a 3 day suspension after the bout, while Willie of Edmonton was noted for his 20th win in 30 starts.
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Gibson topples Australian in Wimbledon opener
Althea Gibson of New York, the defending women's champion, opened Wimbledon day two by crushing Margaret Hellyer of Australia in 30 minutes, 60 62. Gibson dominated from the start, breaking in the opening games and pressing a powerful game as 1000 spectators watched on center court.
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Gonzales Wins Pro Singles Title at Forest Hills
Pancho Gonzales wins the pro singles title in forest hills defeating Sedgman 10 5 6 2 while Rosewall loses to Hoad ending second place with $2,000 prize. The doubles final pits Gonzales and Rosewall against Travert and Sedgman as top money continues to be contested.
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Giants Meet Braves in KSFO Baseball Broadcast
Giants face Braves in a coast to coast radio matchup on KSFO with Sid Houseman providing play by play and a focus on the standout colt from Ephe Clubhouse.
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Redlegs Acquire Kellner From A's
Cincinnati Redlegs announce the purchase of veteran pitcher Alex Kellner from the Kansas City Athletics for 20000 dollars to bolster their pitching staff. They also traded lefty Turk Lown to the Chicago White Sox as part of the same moves amid a flurry of activity involving other clubs.
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Casey Frets Over Yankees Slump In Chicago
Casey Stengel warns of changes as the Yankees slump through ten games with seven losses. Hank Bauer Bill Skowron and Tony Kubek produced no late rally while Ray Moore dominated the mound for Chicago striking out five and holding New York to three hits. The loss leaves New York two games ahead in the AL despite slipping from first place as White Sox and Red Sox gain. Lopez hails Moore while Stengel plans experiments and Turley will start tonight.
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Miller vs Spahn Tonight as Mays hits milestone
Milwaukee hosts San Francisco in a 7-0 Giants loss. Willie Mays reaches 1000th major league hit but the Giants suffer third shutout of the season, falling 2 1/2 games back. rookie Carlton Willey holds the Giants to triumph, while Leon Wagner collects three hits for his first major league hits. Detroit tops Baltimore 9-1 and Chicago beats New York 2-0 in yesterday’s action. today’s schedule includes New York at Chicago and Baltimore at Detroit.
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Giants Suffer Humiliating Defeat as Tarleton Willey Stars
The Giants fall in a embarrassing setback as Taearold Tarleton Willey delivers a strong-armed performance for the Byeves. Continued on page 9, column 6.
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Spencer Sidelined For Brave Series
San Francisco Giants manager Bill Rigney said Daryl Spencer will miss the three game series with the Milwaukee Braves due to a shoulder injury. Leon Wagner Willy Kirkland will start in the outfield with Willie Mays, and Kim Davenport will replace Spencer at third base with Ray Jablonski at third defensively.
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Rams Waller Plans Grid Tour
Los Angeles Rams player Rams Waller says a syndicate of Mexican and South American promoters plans an exhibition tour in February and March. The promoter group would cover expenses for about 50 players for eight games and take a 9 percent gate share, with possible total gates near a million dollars. Waller expects to confirm details with NFL Commissioner Bert Bell as soon as available.
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Chisox Obtain Lown on Waivers
Chicago White Sox acquire veteran pitcher Omar Lown from Cincinnati on waivers. Lown, 34, has NL experience with the Cubs and was traded to Cincinnati last May 7 for Horschal Freeman. He led the club in appearances last year, with 87 innings pitched and an ERA of 3.77.
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Boxing match results fade in Holyoke and Atlanta displays
The report notes a cancellation in Holyoke Massachusetts between Dan Hodge of New York and Drew Brown of New York. In Atlanta Georgia Ray Estepa of Miami knocked out Cooter Parker of Columbia in a 5.0 4 round bout.
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Dodgers Sign USC Star For 75000 Bonus
Dodgers sign USC sophomore star Ron Fairly for a reported 75000 bonus the biggest ever paid by the club to a California prospect He will join the Des Moines team for seasoning after leading USC to the NCAA baseball title in the prior season Fairly a 19 year old outfielder hit nine homers and a 354 average in his varsity year praised by Dodgers scout Al Campanis and Lefty Phil Lips as a poised prospect He is the son of former major leaguer Carl Fairly.
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Chisox Whitewash Tigers as Yankees Fall
Moore pitched a 3-0 shutout over the Yankees in a game highlighted by Chicago’s decisive win. The Yankees dropped to fourth place in the league as Detroit and Kansas City press the pace behind recent strong showings by Chicago.
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Casper Nips Palmer Kroll For Buick Title
Casper Palmer Kroll battled delays and a long final putt to win the Buick Open at Warwick Hills. Palmer led early, but Casper sank a key 3 footer on the 18th to seal a one stroke victory over Ted Kroll, boosting his prize to 52,007 and his 1958 earnings to 54,177.
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Congress Debates 3 Sports Anti-Trust Bills in House
Washington and London dispatches report the House opening debate on three anti trust measures applying Sherman style rules to professional sports. Key figures include Etan Nigeria Kenneva and Albert W Cretella with arguments over baseball broadcasting, farm systems, and minor league territory.
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