Rematch Tax Troubles Might Delay 1961 Fight
Lloyd Patterson and Ingemar Johansson may fight again within days with huge purses but tax bills could delay the rematch for 1961. Promoters expect both boxers to earn large sums from purses and gate, yet tax burdens may cut into take-home pay.
Major League Leaders Across American and National Leagues
The Associated Press lists leading players by batting, runs batted in, doubles, triples, home runs and pitching for the season. Notables include Maris of New York leading runs and RBIs, Banks and Clemente prominent in RBIs, and Bunning with strikeouts, with leaders spanning teams like Chicago Boston Pittsburgh and San Francisco.
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Patterson Johansson II Hinges On A Third Title Fight
New York reports Floyd Patterson and Ingomar Johansson both spoke of a immediate third heavyweight title match after their second bout. The event generated about 824,891 dollars in receipts plus an estimated 3 million in supplementary rights. Teleprompter officials expected Patterson and Johansson to earn roughly 800,000 each from rights.
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Johansson
Patterson
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Freeman Gyrll La Ferman of Ble 22nd St
Service at 2 pm followed by burial at Grove. Thursday drawing Maeve is noted. Interment at Grove.
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Pirates edge Cardinals in tense two run fifth
The Associated Press reports Dick Groat drove in two runs for the Pirates with two singles, sealing a 3-2 win over the Cardinals. Whitey Ford of the Yankees allowed four singles, struck out one, and retired the last 17 as New York beat Detroit 60.
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Whitey Ford
Yankees
Tigers
Baseball standings and game results patchwork
Baseball standings show Cleveland Baltimore Washington and Kansas City tied patterns with New York Detroit Chicago Boston and Philadelphia in various midweek matchups. Tuesday results include Pittsburgh over St Louis and Milwaukee defeating San Francisco. late games suspended and continued.
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Tennis results flash from Wimbledon and scattered track notes
Scattered briefs report varied results across Wimbledon women’s singles and NCAA track events. Highlights include US players advancing in early rounds, teams contesting in Georgia and Washington venues, and Belmont Park sprint action with winners noted.
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Waterfowl Seasons Discussed by Western Commissioners
Western fish and game commissioners assessed next fall’s waterfowl hunting seasons, citing a 17 percent drop in migratory waterfowl counts from January 1939 to January 1960. Assistant director Lansing A. Parker warned final regulations hinge on July and August surveys, while Edward Woozley urged cross group cooperation and neighbor respect. The convention closes with officer elections.
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Fullmer-Tir settlement in Utica TV bout and 1960 NFL opener
Utica televised junior welterweight bout features Jay Fullmer and Dickie Tiveronica as ABC broadcasts a vest pocket fight from Memorial Auditorium. In Philadelphia, the NFL expands to 12 teams with Dallas Cowboys joining, opening Sept. 23-25 with Rams, Cardinals, Steelers and Giants among matchups as swing schedule debuts.
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Night gridiron match lures fans amid big card
In Jacksonville a doubleheader headlines the week with Dallas versus Philadelphia and a Dallas decoy after a long season. Horn Jr. and another motorist case involve a water cooled engine incident. Fullmer, 19 of 25, rides tight in boxing talk alongside Hasilio aims for Gene Fullmer’s crown as Diveranics nears a long win streak.
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U S Gals Reach Wimbledon Second Round In Strong Show
Six American women advance to the second round at Wimbledon as seeds shine. Mis Hard of Montebello defeats Anne Shillcock 6 1 6 4, Miss Topps of Seattle beats Mrs Bramley 6 2 6 4, and Nanla 17 dominates Mrs Neather Fins 6 4 6 3. Maria Bueno advances by bye then beats Christine Mervells 6 3 6 2. Patty Thomas and Laura Bryan also win, while the Confederate flag incident sparks British chatter off court.
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Niklain
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New York
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Pirates edge Cards in 3-2 win on strong bullpen
Pittsburgh pitchers dominate as Law earns his 11th win of the year with solid five hit allowed outing. Sawatski and Face provide late runs while Gibson and Broglia struggle for St. Louis. Cards drop to 9-8 with Law’s strong performance and timely Pirates relief.
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Yankees rout Tigers as Mantle belts two more homers
New York's revived Yankees crushed Detroit 6 0 to snap an extended scoreless streak at 27 innings. Mantle hit his 36th and 11th homers, contributing two RBIs to back Whitey Ford's win. Ford earned his first victory in nearly a month with a four hitter.
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Broncos appoint Anh Stephens as equipment manager
The Denver Broncos of the American Football League named Anh Stephens, 56, as equipment manager. He previously worked with Bronco general manager Dean Griff in Tucson, Arizona, where Griffing served as executive secretary of the Optimist Club.
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Kramer May Try Tennis Comeback at Wimbledon
AP reports former Wimbledon champion Jack Kramer, aged 34, may attempt a comeback if professional players are allowed to compete next year. He has back trouble and wears a steel brace but believes a early return could spark a new era. He would spend $15,000 to field his top tennis outfits if the open tournament principle is approved in Paris later this year.
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Tigers Sell Semproch To Spokane For Ladine Addition
The Detroit Tigers sold right handed reliever Semproch to Spokane of the Pacific Coast League. The sale allowed Detroit to acquire veteran Los Angeles reliever Clem Ladine, recently obtained from the National League.
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Promoters offer $250000 each for Johansson Moore bout
Ingemar Johansson and Archie Moore were offered $250000 apiece to fight 12 rounds in September at Memorial Coliseum in Los Angeles. A second bid proposed a Patterson Johansson title fight in New York if the first match falls through.
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