Rademacher Seeks Patterson Rematch After Folley Fight
Pete Rademacher declares a world heavyweight title rematch likely if he defeats Zora Folley on July 24 in Los Angeles. The Chandler, Arizona contender sits with Folley and promoter Yack Hurley at Sol Rubin’s Sportsmen’s Club event for City of Hope Hospital, amid talk of a potential Patterson v. Rademacher bout.
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WE Angeles
Pete Rademacher
Floyd Patterson
Zora Folley
Rademacher
Patterson
Seatle
Glupeheos
City of Hope Hospital
Sol Rubin
Te Sportsmen's Club
Pley
Chandler
Ariz
Folley
Hart to Fight Sparring Mate in Philadelphia Bout
Hart and longtime sparring partner Turner meet in a real 10 round welterweight bout at Connie Mack Stadium on Tuesday night. Sugar Sugar Hart, 22, and Turner, 27, bring a five year history of clashes and rising profiles. No radio or TV coverage, city economy cited as reason for lack of broadcast.
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Buddiet Garnet
Sugar) Tart
Gil Turner
Real
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Hart
Turner
Sugar
National Boxing Assn
Virgil Akins
Ring Magazine
NBA
Finet
Sutdosts
Connie Mack Stadium
Decola Dominates Schmidt In Ninth Round KO
New York lightweight bout ended when Toby Decola opened a cut above Peter Schmidt s eye and halted the match in the ninth with Decola leading 5-4 on the referee s score. Schmidt weighed 145 pounds, Decola 148, both from New York. The NYSAC allowed the fight to continue after the ninth.
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Toby Decola
Peter Schmidt
St. Nicholax Arena
Deemls
Schmidt
Alexander Schiff
New York State Athletic Commission
Mark Conn
Decola
Artie Schwartz
Jon Eppy
Archie Moore Outpoints King In Sacramento Fight
Archie Moore defeated Howard King in a non-title ten round bout in Sacramento before 3,500 fans. Moore floored King three times including a first count in the ninth, nearing his 127th career knockout, though record books omit several claimed knockouts.
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Calif
Archie Moore
Howard King
King
Moore
Cloverleaf and Star Creek Horse Racing Results
A dense entry lists multiple horses and bettors with varied times and quiniela results. Notable names include Mr Pure, Dreamalong, Lorena Jones, Two Wins, and Whoop & Holler among others, with combined mutuel totals reaching $141,651.
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Memphis Kid
All Elmer
Rodda Lad
Quintela
Lime
Mr. Pure
Mr. Keichme
Classic Example
Quinista
Time
Daily Doble
Brave Captain
Star Creek
Hardy Pluma
Quiniela
Flutty Kit
White Beam Ag
Timer
Dreamalong
Lorena Jones
Pasuke
Neddie’s Boy
Quifriela
Good Fortune
Aunt Fea
Inky Lass
Mr. D
Racing Cobra
Whoop & Holler
Las Paul
Foster Fame
Sweet Spoken
Hank Scott
All Glow
Tine
Mutuel Hendie
Lopata Back on Road to Recovery
The Philadelphia catcher Stan Lopata, struck on the head by a wild pitch in the first game of a doubleheader between Philadelphia and St. Louis, was recovering at the hospital. An X-ray showed no fracture and doctors said he should be out in a few days. Pitcher Latry Darkson assisted him in the third inning.
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SP. Louis
Stan Lopata
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Phillie
Leasy
Hi Hospital
Logata
Latry Darkson
Line of Duly SOUTH BEND: rescue amid septic tank incident
In South Bend Indiana a young child fell into a septic tank overflow near his home. A man named Westenborger acted quickly to render aid by pulling the boy from the water and stabilizing him until further help arrived. The incident highlights prompt community response.
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South Bend
Ind
Robert” Westentorjer
Michael
Westenborger
Red Sox Move Into Virtual Tie for AL 2nd Place
Boston's 94 win over Detroit puts them in a virtual tie for second with Kansas City, 7.5 games behind New York. The Red Sox are 18-10 at Fenway and 9-14 on the road, with Jeneéh’s three run homer powering a six-run third. Frank Sullivan earned the win, while Detroit’s Paul Foytack struggled.
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ED Wilks
Associated Press
Boston Red Sox
Jackie Jonsen
Red Sox
Detroit
Kansas City
New York Yankees
Baltimore
Cleveland
Chicago White Sox
Washington
Cincinnati
San Francisco
Fenway Park
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Belter
Dob Gerv
Cerv
Frank Sullivan
Tigers
Paul Foylack
Gus Triandos
Bilko Smashes Homer to Lick San Francisco
Cincinnati righty Bob Purkey earned his eighth win, allowing six hits, while Steve Bilko hit a 400 foot homer to power the Redlegs past the San Francisco Giants 3 0. Johnny Antonelli pitched eight innings for the Giants, who held first place by a slim margin as Cincinnati moved to third, three games behind Milwaukee.
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San Francisco
Bob Purkey
Steve Bilko
Cincinnati Redlegs
San Francisco Giants
Purkey
Redlegs
Giants
Milwaukee
Lost Phone List Burns In Office Fire At Buffalo
In Buffalo a fire struck an employment agency building Saturday night burning Ted Taylor’s list of 250 girls. The blaze caused $5,000 in damages to the office, and the incident highlights the risk of keeping sensitive contact data in a single location.
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Buffalo
N. Y
Ted Taylor Taylor
Deriba
Stengel Sees Bean Ball Rule As Wasteful Joke
New York Yankees manager Casey Stengel criticizes a proposed $50 fine on pitchers for beaning batters. He mocks umpire explanations, recalls a Cleveland game, and suggests umpires will avoid enforcing the rule to spare pitchers from penalties. He notes a rookie pitcher facing internal doubts and salary concerns.
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NEW York
Casey Stengel
New York Yankees
Stengel
Cleveland
Bragan
Indians
Bobby Bragan
John Stevens
Mickey Mane
Stevens
Cleveland Club
Loes Ready To Pitch for Paul Richards Again
Baltimore AP report says pitcher Billy Loes has rejoined the Orioles and is ready to pitch for manager Paul Richards. He still prefers a trade to another club and cites desire to play for the New York Yankees as his dream.
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Billy Loes
Baltimore Orioles
Paul Redands
Jeff
Richards
Lous
Lews
New York Yankees
the Tribune
National League results with mixed action from Monday
The text reports scattered results including Pittsburgh and Philadelphia in action, San Francisco and Baltimore events, plus Detroit and Washington schedules. Weather and postponements affected the slate with Cleveland losing 3 2 and a late rain delay delaying plans for a few games.
Detroit Fires Jack Tighe Detroit Fires Jack Tighe
Detroit AP reports manager Jack Tighe is fired by the Tigers. Bill Norman named to succeed him immediately for the Tuesday game, with Tighe offered a role in the organization. Norman, 47, led the Charleston farm club and previously coached the Browns. several coaches may be retained.
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Jack Tighe
Datroit Tigers
Bill Norman
Tighe
Eilcoit Tiger
Spring Lake
Mich
Tigers
Boston
Norman
Charleston
American Assn
Bla
St. Louis Browns
Tommy Henrich
Bill Hitchcock
Willis
Hudlin
Doc Lund
Terre Haute
Auguste
Little Rock
Tiger
Tigherate
McHale
Bill Adair
Augusta
Wayne Blackburn
Ward Praises Prep Coaches At 82nd Coaches Clinic
LOGAN Ula AP Ward lauds high school coaches as vital to discipline and character at the 82nd annual coaches clinic opening at Utah State University. About 120 coaches from five Western states and Ohio attend through Friday, with college and high school mentors present. Ward cites football as a school of discipline and recalls Adolph Rupp stressing defense and ball control for success.
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Rupp
Wildcats
Oklahoma trooper saves child after poisoning scare
Oklahoma City trooper John Kildlewan rushed 40 miles to Lindsay after a 13 month old girl swallowed poison. Nancy Eddleman, daughter of a local family, was reported in excellent condition after the daring rescue following the swift 45 minute trip.
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Oklahoma City
John Kildlewan
Oklahoma
Trish
Lindsay
Flag Week Opens in Baltimore at Flag House Ceremony
National Flag Week starts with ceremonies at the Flag House in Baltimore. Mrs. Mary Young Pickersgill, who made the flag that inspired our national anthem, attended the event honoring the flag and its creator.
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Baltimore
Eccup
Mary Young Plckersalll
Fran Se Beolk Key
Baseball Scores Across Leagues From Fort Worth to Portland
The bulletin lists various baseball results across leagues including Pacific Coast and International Leagues. Notable lines show Fort Worth 2 Austin 0, Houston 4 over Yiewria 7, and Memphis 5 over Birmingham with Mobile 5 and Newville 0 elsewhere. league standings and scattered city names appear throughout the fragment.
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Pacific Coast League
Sky Sox Rally To Doubleheader Sweep In Western League
Colorado Springs tops Sioux City 17-4 and 12-10 to widen its lead as Lincoln and Amarillo win while Topeka, Pueblo, and Des Moines split games. Sky Sox collect 34 hits in the two games and Ken Yoh earns his seventh win.
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Associated Press
Colorado Springs
Sky Sox
Lioux City
Sox
Lincoln
Albuquerque
Antotilo
Peka
Rawks
Puebla
Des Moines
Rus
Publo
Ken Yoh
Harp
Stan Maiec
Amarillo
Gale Pringles
Topeka
Fioe
Pueblo
Truck Runs Over Boy at Wyoming Ranch
A rancher in Greybull Wyoming accidentally ran over his 3 year old son Stephen Leroy Lampman with a truck at a ranch gate two miles east of Greybull. The boy died before help arrived as the father drove away unaware.
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Wyo
Stephen Leroy Lampman
Sheriff’s Offices
Medley Lampman
Lampman
Stephen
Brother
Sin
Cap
Wichita Makes Move To Retain Championship
Wichita's defending American Association champion climbs to fourth, five wins in six, as Denver leads with a tight race. In Minneapolis, Vie Relm won his fifth of six decisions in a 10 run win over the Millers, while Monbequette took the loss on five hits. Denver and Charleston traded a high scoring duel, and Louisville slipped to last as Earl Hersh and Senator Casey Wise produced the decisive run.
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Associated Press
Wichita
Braves
Denver
Tribe
Minneapolis
Millers
Lefty Vie Relm
BI Monboquette
Rehm
Monbequette
Rny Schulz
Casey Wise
Earl Hersh
Wise
Louisville
Colonels
Rolf Seheert
Amateurs See Chance At Open Title On Monster Course
Tulsa AP reports that 1, parts of 162 players start on Southern Hills 6907 yard layout with 25 years since an amateur won the U S Open. observers say three or four amateurs could echo Bobby Jones or Goodman, invigorating golf if they rise to challenge. Bill Kaiser, veteran pro, believes an amateur win would lift the game.
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Tulsa
Okla
Billy Joe Patton
Southern Hills Country Club
Bobby Jones
Johnny Goodman
Goodman
Jones
Bill Kaiser
Louisville
Bill
Ken Venturi
Kaiser
Final City Church Softball Meeting Tonight
The Community Activities commission calls a meeting of softball managers at 7:30 p.m. at the Community building to decide the summer program. If all teams cannot attend the City and Church leagues may combine. Each league has four teams now. six are needed for operation. Managers unable to attend should call CAC by noon Wednesday.
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Community Activites Commission
Messing Arre
CAC
Price of Duck Stamps May Take Hike to 3
Washington AP reports a proposed raise in duck stamp price from 1 to 3 dollars if Senate action favors the bill. The funds would support wetlands purchases for wild fowl refuges while printing and distribution costs are excluded. Senator Magnussen notes about five million dollars are raised annually, with most going to policing duck hunting. The bill would redirect funds to land purchases and Interior Department appropriations.
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Washington
Senate
Costa
Warren G. Magnussen
Dwash
Soterior Dept
Atmp
SBR Townsite Planning Faces Committee Scrutiny
The House Appropriations Committee recommended 6,173,585 dollars for the Upper Colorado River Basin fund for the year starting July 1. The panel noted extensive planning for Glen Canyon and Flaming Gorge town sites and facilities, citing cost revisions from 1958 through 1959 budgets and a drop from an initial million dollar estimate to 1.6 million for townsite facilities.
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House Appropriations Committee
Eisenhower
Glen Canyon
Flamity Gorge
Glen Cayon
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