Patterson poised to reclaim heavyweight title Monday
The writer argues Floyd Patterson will beat Ingemar Johansson in New York Monday night to recapture the world heavyweight crown. He questions Patterson's camp, notes Johansson as a 5-1 underdog, and predicts a decisive sixth round knockout amid ongoing boxing investigations.
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Scott's HR Gives South 3-2 Win in All-Star Game
Boothwyn Lee Senit belted a sixth inning homer to push the South All-Stars to a 3-2 victory over the North in the Co-Del Teener League All-Star game before 400 fans. Mike Maroney, Miller, and Billy Coalson limited the North to two hits. Coalson closed the fourth-inning rally and earned the win.
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Campbell Gains 3rd Hill Victory
Campbell pitched a two hit game for his third win as the Optimists defeated Honold 7 to 2 in the Interbire Optimists Teener League. The readable lines name players and scores from the contest and list several team members.
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Goodies Post 8th In A Row In Chester Teener League
Goodies Post used three pitchers to beat Local 2523 5-1 for its eighth straight win. In other games Delaware County Tobacco defeated Hanley 3-1 Sun Village shut out the Polish Eagles 5-0 South Chester Optimists defeated Chester Optimists 2-0 and St Hedwig's beat Baxter Past 72.
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Major League Standings and Local Game Recaps Summary
Local score notes detail Good Will’s three run first inning win led by Krausse relief no hits through three. Delco Tobacco defeated Sun Village as Newhouse and Clouds combined four hit effort. South Chester Optimists rode Curt Cannon’s 13 strikeouts to victory with Sutsko driving in decisive run in sixth. additional notes list scattered alignments across American and National Leagues with multiple two run doubles and late double plays shaping outcomes.
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Curran Resigns as LaSalle College Crew Coach
Philadelphia AP report states Curran has resigned as LaSalle College crew coach due to business commitments. The notice notes the resignation was announced Friday and identifies no successor.
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LaSalle College
Philadelphia
Kline to Hurl Here Sunday
Marcus Hook AC pitcher Russ Kline, who helped Fats Bar win last summer’s Class A title, makes his first local appearance of the season Sunday against PNA at Marcus Hook School field starting at 5 p.m. Kline has been working recently for a loan company in Waynesboro.
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Waynesboro
Ted Williams Faces End of 1960 Season After 500th Homer
Ted Williams of the Boston Red Sox hinted this season could be his last after reaching his 500th career home run. He spoke by phone, confirming he plans to play through this year but suggested injuries and aging might force retirement, hoping to stay in shape for next season. The game vs the White Sox ended 3-1 with Williams starring in the late innings.
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Jimmie Foxx
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Souchak Chases Open Record In Denver Round Burst
Mike Souchak strengthened his National Open bid at Cherry Hills by firing a 67 in one round and pursuing the 276 Open record set by Ben Hogan. The field, led by Hogan’s earlier rounds, tacked on scores as weathered play tested a 60th Open title chase. Don Finsterwald Jack Fleck and Sam Snead were among contenders as pre-tourney favorite Arnold Palmer stood at 143 after initial rounds.
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Rocky Mountain Meadow
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Jerry Barber
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Dick Mayers
Billy Joe Patton
Inverness
Toledo
Miller Debuts With A Bang
Sammy Taylor pitched to win his sixth decision against three losses. Pfanders Murray and Waite each had two hits for Sbandi's in the debut game as Miller opened with a strong showing.
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Iny Pfanders
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Delco League Highlights Three Games In Delco Baseball Action
Eddystone edged a 4-2 win as Firemen’s ace Jim Moreno and Newcomer Ron Hostetler starred in relief to clinch a seventh victory after a service return. Reynolds Springs toppled Bert’s, Trainer AC swept Local 107, and Westinghouse blanked Sun Visage as the Delco League schedule produced key standings changes.
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Ed Walsh
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Ron Hostetler
Jim Moreno
Delco Invitation
National Divic Reynolds Springs
Ray
Pirates rally on solid pitching to gain ground in pennant chase
In a busy pennant race update, Harvey Haddix and staff secure a 7-3 Pirates win as Chicago, Cincinnati, and San Francisco win or hold. Vern Law earns 10th victory with strong Dodgers outing, while Ted Williams belts his 300th homer in Boston’s 2-1 win over Cleveland. Williams’s milestone supports Boston’s near-pennant push. St Louis falters, Giants, Cubs, and Braves post decisive wins amid tight NL standings.
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Harvey Haddix
Bill Rigney Iu
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Pirates
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St. Louis
Cincinnati Reds
Vern Law
Bob Friend
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Bill Virdon
Los Angeles
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North Carolina Tennis Team Posts 14 Wins This Spring
North Carolina Tar Heels finish the spring season with 14 wins in 18 matches. They were edged 5-4 by Williams and Harvard in a tight dual match, highlighting close doubles and singles battles.
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Tar Heels
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Harvard
Law Predicts Ten More Wins For Pirates Pitcher
LOS ANGELES is V ern on Law is the first major league pitcher to win ten games this year and he’s optimistic about reaching twenty as the Pirates beat the Dodgers 2 to 1. Law allowed six hits and failed to achieve a third shutout, aided by two double plays including a ninth inning twin killing with a runner on first and one out.
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