Johnson Outpoints Scholz Retains Light Heavy Crown
Berlin AP report confirms Hasali Johnson defeated Gustav Scholz in a 15 round world light heavyweight title bout at Toysin’s Olympic Stadium. Johnson dominated with sharp lefts, securing a unanimous decision per referee Powell and two neutral judges. About 35,000 spectators attended despite German rooting for Scholz.
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Johnson
Scholz
Berlin
Hasali Johnson
West Germany
Gustav Scholz
Toysin
Olympic Stadium
Alicia
Max Schmeling
Philippe de Back Ver
Belgium
Georges Gondre
France
Gonzalez Beats Archer for First Loss in 31 Fights
In Madison Square Garden Gonzalez of Puerto Rico defeated Jimmy Archer by a split decision in 10 rounds. Gonzalez weighed 157 pounds to Archer’s 158, with two judges scoring for Gonzalez and the referee award to Archer. Archer opened cuts and blood stained the bout, his nose bleeding early and a gash above the left eye later. Gonzalez’s record rises to 21 wins, six losses, and one draw as he presses the warlike pace throughout the bout. Tommy Schafer, 140, easily defeated Jackie Kelly, 139, in another decision.
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New York
Jose Gonzalez
Puerto Rico
Jimmy Arthur
Maidson Square Garden
Gonzales
Archer
Leo Birnbaum
Frank Forbes
Gonzalez
Jimmy Devlin
Gotinzaley
Arcer
Jimontie
Don Pullmer
Garden
Terhope
Tevlin
Tommy Schafer
Lami Beach
Fla
Anieazy
Jackie Kelly
Schafer
Sorenson Wins 18th Women's Golf Championship
Blonde Carel Sorenson from Arizona State University defeated defending champion Judy Hoetmer to claim the 18th Women's Collegiate Golf Championship at the University of New Mexico course. A hot streak and steady play pushed Sorenson past Hoetmer for the title as the sand and glare shaded the final round. Also listed are scores from the International League games Jolktorville Syracuse 2 Columbus 4, Toronto Buffalo 4, Richmond 1 Bullets 4, Richmond 3 Rechester 4, Allan is 2.
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Carel Sorenson
Arizona
Ste University
Judy Hoetmer
Miss Sorenson
University of New Mexico
Jolktorville
Syracuse
Columbus
Toronto Buileto
Richmond
Bullets
Rechester
Allanis
Copeland Defeated In Hometown Round By Elorde
Manila report of a world junior welterweight title bout where Gabriel Elorde defeated Gabriel Copeland in a tough 15 round contest. Elorde built points with late rounds including a knockdown in the 9th and clean exchanges. Referee warned Copeland for rough fighting as Elorde led on two judges 70 69 and 74 68 while a third had 68 69.
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Manila
UPI
Gabriel
Flash! Fiore
Philippines
Auknim
Flash
Copeland
Slong
Crimson Satan Wins Leonard Richards Stakes at Delaware Park
Crimson Satan edged Noble Jay by a neck to win the $25,000 Leonard Richards Stakes at Delaware Park. The 7 year old, who had seven wins in 13 starts in 1961, secured only his second victory of 1962 in 11 starts.
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Swanton, Cal
UPI
Crimson Satan
Noble Jay
Leonard Richards
Delaware Park
San Leandro hosts 19 records at annual swim meet
Nineteen records set as Santa Clara and Flying Fins lead in overall standings at the 20th Annual Lans urged to beauty meet. San Leandro, Alameda, and South Alameda show strong showings with multiple events underway, boys and girls brackets highlight the day.
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Alameda County
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Maryland
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Neves
Bob Goalby
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University of Omana
Homer Jones
Texas Southern
Stevi Has
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Ford's Lead Halved in Eastern Open Golf Round
In Baltimore Doug Ford slipped as par was challenging in round three of the $15,000 Eastern Open. Bassler surged to runner-up with a final total near 210 after Ford had built a sizable lead by 36 holes. Other golfers battled for positions as the field posted steady scores and meet records emerged in swimming events noted alongside.
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Doug Ford
Whiley Ford
Maryland
Charles Bassler
Ford
Mount Pleasant
Bassler
Rother
Striders AAU crown protested by club officials
Officials from competing clubs protested the Striders AAU crown, alleging irregularities in the championship process and requesting a formal review by the association. The protest centers on eligibility and scoring disputes affecting the title outcome.
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Striders
Osuna Leads So Sweep At NCAA Tennis Championship
Rafael Osuna of Mexico City steered USC to a clean sweep in the national team championships by defeating Northwestern’s Marty Riessen 26 6 bt 62 to win the singles title. Osuna and Ramsey Bernhart then captured the doubles crown by beating Florida's Mandelatam and Karahasz 2 6 2 6 2. UCLA led with 12 points, Arizona 3, Miami 2, Michigan 7, Stanford 8, Princeton 5, Northwestern 5 and California 5 in the final standings.
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Rafael Asana
Mexico City
University of Southern California
Northwestern
Marty Riessen
Osuna
Ramsey Bernhart
Ie WO Degree Heal
Rod Mandelatam
John Karahasz
Florida
University of Miami
UCLA
Arizona
Miamii
Michigan
Stamford
Princelon
California
Hig
Dhoorplow
Harlain
Margaret Smith
Andy
Angeli
Mortimer
Europ
Nell Hopman
Jugn
Darlene Inrd
U.S
Europe
United States
Sali
Mara Bueno
Whitney Reed
Alameda
Victorioy
Half Million Day at Vallejo Delivers Record Wagering
Vallejo hosts its first half million dollar day as Happy ilary and stable of Boyce and Goldons win the six furlong Radio Del Charro Purse. Total on the Live program reaches 521,796, surpassing last year’s closing day high. Happy Harry F. clocks 1 0935 for six furlongs, setting a new mark in the meeting’s history.
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Vallejo
Happy Ilary
Boyce
Goldons
Solang
Harry F
Santa Anita
Reighollis
Black Sheep Victor Triumphs at Hollywood Park
Inglewood Calif Black Sheep Victor won the $56,300 Cinema Handicap at Hollywood Park after a late rally by veteran rider Johnny Longden seeking his 400th stakes win. Indian Blood also surged to take runner up as Dine Farow Aline faded late.
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Inglewood
Calif
Blair Sheep
Hollywood Park
Doc Jovey
Johnny Longden
Vicky
Black Sheep
Indian Blood
Farow Aline
Wimbledon Starts Tomorrow Australian Sweep Looms
Wimbledon nerves center on Australia as the doubles and singles teams dominate talk. Laver leads the men while Margaret Smith and the Australian women press for titles as Americans and British seek to counter the Aussie wave at the All England Club.
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All-England
Rust Chuck McKinney
Nomitop Bun Don
Wrallans
Mie Toplile
Tran Si. Ann
Senr Ste
America
Grags
Laver
Ishawa
Miss Smith
Rod Laver
Winbledon
McKini
Upset At Belmont Upset At Belmont S.F. Man In Mat Finals
Dan Brand of San Francisco pinned Isanu Otasuka of Japan in 1 36 to reach the finals at the World Amateur freestyle wrestling championships in Toledo. Merrell Solawin of Toledo was eliminated after losing to Janos Reanik of Hungary. Finley and Linne Auble also fell.
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Dan Brand
San Francisco
Isanu Otasuka
Japan
Merrell Solawin
University of Toledo
Janos Reanik
Hungary
Hon Finley
Finley
Ore
Ron State University
Jan Zurawskil
Raven Fintey
Linne Auble
Oregon State University
Ski Hattit
Japa
Hivesbiel
NBA Midget Sign Screws Up Stable Records In Duel
A garbled sports note from Readow Stable following a Mo20 race cites Cicada and Plowie Cat among entries. The fragment hints at Wentite Oaks-101 and 8.9 age, mentions Acorn and National Tslocibult Assusiation, and references Chieigo Paelers with Aly Wiplo.
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Cicada
C. T. Chenery
Balurdiy
NCAA Backs 3 Federations to expand national events
Kansas City AP report says NCAA committee endorses three federations to run world class national championships in basketball gymnastics track and field regular and cross country. The plan includes four new regional events, with support from smaller colleges and universities nationwide.
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Kansas City
NCAA
Madonna Sports
College
Sion
Ind
Eration Trevement
Harold Beatty
Athleltic
Rese State
Hadian
Mumber
Large
Jamal
Marley Upsets Favorite to Win NCAA Golf Title
Kenny Marley, a 21 year old junior from Yakima Washington, built a seven hole morning cushion and held on to defeat Houston teammate Homer Dlangas on the Duke course to claim the NCAA Golf Championship. Marley finished under par for 32 holes on the par 71 layout stretched to about 6900 yards, becoming Houston's fifth champion in six years.
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Dumutual
H.C
Kenny Marley
Marley
Houston
Biancas
Witt, Albert Jr. Net Champs
SAN JOSE Second seed Reed Witt of Larkspur and second seed Jane Albert of Pebble Beach won their divisions in the California State Junior Tennis Tournament. Witt upset defending champion Gary Rose of Orinda 13 11 6 3 for the boys title, while Miss Alhers defeated top seed Andria Miller 2 6 4 for the girls 18 championship.
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San Jose
Reed Witt
Larkspur
Calif
Jane Albert
Pebble Beach
Setso
Witt
Gary Rose
Orinda
Ified
Miss Alhers
Lille
Andria Miller
San Carlos
Galil
Aicks
Site approved for 1961 Tokyo trials in New York
The US Olympic Table and Field Committee unanimously approved Dawni Stadium on Randall's Island as the site for the 1961 Tokyo trials. The decision paves the way for negotiations with New York World's Fair organizers and sets a two stage plan to select venues and assemble teams for the event.
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Pomona
Call
Dawni Stadium
Randall's Island
New York City
Tokyo
New York World's Fair Organization
Romjunion
Mls
Mest
Flaa
Kathy Whitworth Leads After First Round in Jersey
Kathy Whitworth, 22, tied for the lead at the JERSEY OPEN on the United States Women’s Professional Golf Tour in Plainfield New Jersey after a subpar 72. Don Newcombe and Mickey Wright were among contenders as the event continued into the weekend.
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Plainfield
Kathy Weltworth
Whitwaem
Gott
Ramee Tament
Cerat Mann
WEY
J. E. McAuliffe
Bey Jarmieson
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