Patterson Harris title bout stays in LA promoter changes
The Patterson Harris heavyweight title fight remains in Los Angeles after promoter changes. Al Weill, originally promoting the bout, is out of the project as the State Athletic Commission denied his license. Gus D Amato says the fight will still occur August 18 under new management at a Los Angeles venue. Weill notes he spent months and about 15000 dollars arranging the event and intends to clear his name. The commission cited opposition by four of five members, with one abstaining. Continued on Page 3.
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Kramer Net Tour to Russia Nears Agreement
Promoter Jack Kramer announced that negotiations to take his professional tennis troupe to the Soviet Union in August are nearly complete. He said currency and travel details remain to be settled and expected word in Los Angeles. The trip would mark the first professional tour in the Soviet Union. Russian officials view this as a step toward major future events, with junior players already competing at Wimbledon and plans to broaden adult participation over five years.
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Gonzales Upset LA Next for Tennis Pros
Pancho Gonzales, richer by 54700, swept singles and doubles at Jack Frames’s $45000 event in Forest Hills then heads to Los Angeles for another tour stop before long rest. He lost the singles final to Lew Head of Australia 13 15 63 64, with top four placings decided Monday night.
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Holly Park Stakes Victory for Tory Lee at Hollywood Park
Unde feated Tory Lee raced to his fourth straight win at Hollywood Park in the 325yard two year old stakes. Jungle Dancer finished second as Tory Lee secured another dominant victory desired by trainer and owner INGLEWOOD.
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Americans Advance In Singles At Wimbledon
Barry MacKay, once Dayton intercollegiate champ, beat Erie Bulmer in straight sets to reach the Wimbledon third round. Mike Green defeated Bill Kearney to join him, while Bill Quillian fell to M P Hales. Margaret Osborne Dupont, Althea Gibson, and Mimi Arnold won in women’s singles as rounds continue.
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Ann Kayden
Margaret Varner
Boston
Sports Bill Clears House On Anti Trust Exemption
Washington IUPI A House vote sent a sports anti trust exemption bill to the Senate Treasury Committee. The measure would shield player contracts eligibility geographic rights and broadcasting from federal antitrust laws for baseball football basketball and hockey. Critics warned of endless court suits while supporters cited preserving integrity and essential practices of organized sports. The substitute bill by Francis Walter with Keating as co sponsor passed by voice vote.
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Braves' Robinson Expected Back From Hospital
Milwaukee pitcher Humberto Robinson from Colon Panama is expected to return to uniform tomorrow after a hospital stay for a leg infection. He has a 1 2 record this season, and he left after reporting soreness in the leg during the weekend.
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Sauer Delivers Wife Has a New Son
The wife of Hank Sauer, the San Francisco Giants outfielder, gave birth to a son at California Hospital. Sauer learned of the birth before last night's game against Milwaukee, promised two homers but went hitless. The baby weighed 4 pounds 15 ounces, the couple’s third child.
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Fight Results From London and U.S. Cards
London bouts report Hogan of Hid Nigeria 127 and Jules Touan of French West Africa 127 knocked out. Athol Mass and Tommy Garrow Claremont N H outpoint Lon Carmona Fork 13134. Houston Texas Paul Jorgen Sen Port Arthur Tex outpointed Rocky Randell Reme Ga A.
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Braves Set to Make Big Move Ahead of 1957 NLL Race
The Milwaukee Braves, seeking an edge over National League rivals, push for rapid changes to stay ahead of the field. The piece notes comparisons to the Yankees in the American League and hints at an imminent shift before the season.
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John Lotz Wins Junior Golf Crown
Alameda's John Lotz won the 1958 Baal Juniper Golf Championships at Alameda Municipal, posting a one-under-par 63 to claim the junior title and a trip to Modesto. Lon Schmitz tied in first round, Crystal Springs' Mike Tanzer took second, and the Alameda foursome pulled a team victory by two strokes over Crystal Springs. Mary Lowell led the girls with the Helen Lergfald trophy, and Roger Malloch claimed the hole in one prize with a 15 feet 5 inch shot.
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Boxing and Ringside TV Log Highlight Schedule
Telecast notes show boxing at 7 00 with a 7 50 feature on Hank Weaver and a 7 45 Ringside segment. A seasoning window lists a $4 amount in parentheses as part of the schedule.
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O Connell Seeks Return Against Redlegs
Giants second baseman Danny OConnell said he feels good and plans to return to action against the Reds in Cincinnati after a torn rib cartilage sidelined him for two weeks. He hurt his rib in a collision with Roy McMillan during Cincinnati’s last San Francisco visit.
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Spahn Beats Giants 2-1 as Braves Pull Ahead
Warren Spahn tossed a three hitter over nine innings to beat San Francisco 2-1. Felipe Alou homer, Orlando Cepeda and Alou each had Giants’ hits as Milwaukee extends lead behind Spahn’s gem and Leo Burdette eyes the next tilt for the Braves.
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Standings and results from the National and American leagues
Baseball standings show the National League leaders with St Louis and Giants, followed by Cincinnati Pittsburgh and Chicago. Yesterday's results include Los Angeles over Cincinnati in 19 innings and Chicago over Philadelphia. American League lists New York and Detroit atop, with Boston and Cleveland nearby. tonight's schedule features multiple matchups across leagues.
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Mays Tired and Needed Rest Says Rigney
MELWAUKES UPD courter Willie Mays is back in top shape and ready to continue his hot hitting for the San Francisco Giants. Manager Bill Rigney said the star was fatigued after a tough schedule and a weekend hospital visit, stressing there is nothing physically wrong. Mays leads the league in batting and helped keep the Giants contending for first place in a new park.
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TV Fight Tonight Pits Boyd and Calhoun in Return Bout
Middleweights Bobby Boyd and Rory Calhoun, ranked seventh and title hopefuls, meet on KGO-TV at 7 p.m. in a return bout after Calhoun stopped Boyd in two rounds on November 22. Boyd enters with more fights and a longer reach for a potential edge if the scheduled 10 rounds unfold.
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