Rigney Contemplates Lineup as Giants Face Phillies
Manager Rigney weighs changes for tonight's game at the Coliseum amid infield questions. Bressoud struggles at bat while Rodgers shows potential but errs. Rigney praises Rodgers' fielding but notes the team must hit. Willie Mays and Willie Kirkland spark the offense as the Giants seek a win and improved standings.
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Geiberger Wins Second Straight Amateur Title at Oakmont
Angles resident golfer Al Geiberger, a former USC star, repeated as champion by taking the Jack Dines Memorial Journey at Oakmont Country Club. He posted a 2 iplis 16 round robin score to secure the title yesterday.
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National Motorcycle Champion Sweeps Riverside Victory
Leonard Sweeps Riverside in Class A motorcycle steeplechase at DeAnga Speedway. Leoni ard of San Jose California, a three time national champion, dominated the field last night.
Dodgers and Giants Tangle in West Coast Showdown Tonight
Dodgers and Giants clash at the Los Angeles Coliseum in a key National League race showdown. Sanford returns for San Francisco against Roger Craig as Don Drysdale and Sam Jones also factor in the weekend battle shaping the pennant chase.
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Indians Purchase Valo and Move Hardy to Seattle
Cleveland announces the acquisition of veteran outfielder Elmer Valo from Seattle of the Pacific Coast League and options outfielder Carroll Hardy to the same club. Valo, 38, a left handed hitter with a .258 career average, joins the Indians to boost pinch hitting and adds major league experience from Philadelphia Kansas City Philadelphia Brooklyn and Los Angeles. Hardy, 26, former Colorado football star and ex San Francisco Jets player, is being sent to Seattle as part of the deal after a rough hitting stretch with Cleveland.
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Olmedo and MacKay Reach Wimbledon Men’s Semis
Barry MacKay of Dayton and Peru’s Olmedo advanced to the Wimbledon men’s singles semifinals as part of the U.S. Davis Cup team. MacKay defeated Neale Fraser in a tight four-setter, while Olmedo outclassed Lag Ayala to push toward the final four.
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Ingemar Johansson Pro Beginnings Amid Circus Years
Stockholm dispatch details Ingemar Johansson’s rise from countryside exhibitions to boxing stardom. Once branded Sweden’s coward after the 1952 Olympic final, he pursued an unconventional path, opposed by critics, and fought to win the heavyweight title against Floyd Patterson. His naval service and combat training shaped a method his opponents seldom matched.
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Goggin Fires 70 in Britain
AMAIRFIELD Scotland UPI three English professionals set the early pace in the British Open qualifying. Willie Goggin of San Jose led with a 70 along with Frank Jowle Dick Burton and Michael Bonallack posting 67s. Neil Coles Zeynard Engh fired 68 as Guy Wolstenholme equalled the amateur record with 68.
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Race Claims Two Lives in Hart Monza Junior Race
In Monza Italy two junior formula drivers Alfred Tinazzo and Nino Crivol lari died after their Fiat De Santis and MOPCC Stangiellini cars crashed on the curva del road track during the second junior event. A third driver suffered an amputated foot. The fatalities occurred as the three battled for the lead on the final stretch.
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Gonsalves TV Go Underdog in Louisville Fight
New York fighter Johnny Gonsalves, ranked fourth by Ring Magazine, meets Rudy Sawyer in a 10 round bout at Louisville on Wednesday night. Stool predicts Sawyer favored 2-1. card paired with Matthews-Gonsalves at Atlantic City, with MSG dark until July. Gonsalves has won six of seven comeback starts, while Sawyer touts aggression and power with a 20-5-0 record.
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Rematch Set as Machen Faces Vargas in July
In San Francisco promoter Bentley Ford announces a televised rematch between Eddie Machen and Futeben Vargas on July 22. Machen seeks to reclaim the title as a top contender, while Vargas aims to defend his standing in a bout expected to draw wide spectator and media interest.
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New Champ to Quit for Movies in Sweden
Ingemar Jolansson may defend his heavyweight title only twice before retiring to pursue acting. Goesta Carlsson, Jolansson’s doctor, says Jolansson could star in a Tollywood film after the bout with Patterson. If victorious, he would fight Eddie Macher again and possibly retire undefeated like Rocky Marciano.
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Patterson Flaw Noted As Johans Flies To Miami
Heavyweight champion Ingemar Johansson travels to Miami for a brief rest after Patterson’s camp claims he will regain the title in September by correcting a defensive flaw. Promoter Irving B. Kahn estimates Yankee Stadium fight receipts will top $2 million, with Johansson’s earnings potentially around $250,000 from gates and media. Dan Florio, who trained Patterson, says Floyd was knocked down by a right punch due to an up-from-bob stance, and Florio with Gus D'Amato had repeatedly warned against the mistake.
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Alston Seeks Focus as Dodgers Chase Pennant
Dodgers manager Walt Alston dodges pennant talk amid a seven game winning streak and a one game back in the race behind the Braves. He cites hot hitters led by Gil Hodges Jim Gilliam Don Demeter and others and stresses continued winning until the season’s halfway point.
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How They Stand National League and American League Update
Amassed scores and standings show Chicago leading the National League with several tight races across teams. Key results include Cincinnati, Milwaukee, Philadelphia, and Los Angeles with varying records, while American League action features Cleveland, Chicago, Baltimore, Detroit, New York, and Washington with notable games and BYEs.
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Spahn to start charity game against Yankees tonight
Milwaukee left hander Warren Spahn, who beat the New York Yankees twice in last year's World Series, will pitch the first inning against the world imps in a charity game tonight.
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