Patterson Johansson rematch still possible despite tax hit
Floyd Patterson and Ingemar Johansson, each likely to earn near a million dollars for their second fight, face tax hurdles that could delay a third bout this year. They top promoters and fans seeking a quick rubber match, with plans and earnings dissected by fighters and advisers.
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New York
Floyd Patterson
Ingemar Johansson
Patterson
Johansson
Polo Grounds
Irving Kahn
TelePrompter
Gene Tunney
Jack Dempsey
Chicago
Feature Sports, Inc
Ingo
Sonny) Liston
Rigneymortis Not Illness Haunting Giants After All
The Giants replaced manager Rigney with Tom Clancy but slump worsened. Milwaukee swept a two game set. Pirates, Braves, and Dodgers won to tighten NL standings as Monyaw Stout and Pitchers faltered. Key homers by Mays Cepeda Long posthumous and Crandall, Aaron, Adcock stood out in Braves win. Phillies beat Cubs in extra innings as Larker led in NL batting race.
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ED Wilks
Associated Press
San Francisco Giants
Horace Stoneham
Bill Rigney
Tom Clancy
Giants
Sheehan
Rigney
Philadelphia
Chicago
Cubs
New York Yankees
Detroit
Whitey Ford
Mickey Mantle
Baltimore
Orioles
Cleveland
Washington
Kansas City
Boston
Bud Daley
Orlando Cepeda
Willie Mays
Cepeda
Dale Long
Mike McCormick
Billy O'Dell
Billy Lees
Braves
del Crandall
Hank Aaron
Joe Adcock
Adcock
Lees
Milwaukee
O'Dell
Sam Jones
Sam
al Spangler
Red Schoendiest
Bob Buhl
Pirates
Bob Gibson
Bill Mazeroski
Bill Virdon
Dick Groat
Face
Curt Simmons
Daryl Spencer
Stan Musial
Wally Post
Reds
Dodgers
Johnny Podres
Bob Purkey
Junior Hi-Toms Face Spencer Tonight at Finch Field
The Thomasville American Legion Junior baseball team seeks a third win, meeting Spencer at 7:45 after losing to Lexington 13 12. With six games left, coach Clinton Ingram says five wins are needed to reach the postseason. Spencer won their prior meeting at Railroaders' home field.
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Thomasville American Legion
Finch Field
Hi-Toms
Spencer Club
Spencer
Railroaders
Toms
Clinton Ingram
Lexington
Baseball Standings and Schedule From Tuesday and Wednesday
Major League standings show New York leading with 34 wins, 22 losses, trailing Baltimore at 37 26. Cleveland 31 25 and Chicago 31 17 are near the top as Detroit and Washington trail. Tuesday results include New York 6 Detroit 0 and Chicago 4 Baltimore 3. Wednesday’s schedule lists Boston at Kansas City and New York at Detroit among others.
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York
Batimore
Cleveland
Chicago
Detroit
Washington
Kansas City
Boston
New York
Baltimore
W. L. Pet
Pittsburgh
Milwaukee
San Frucisco
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Los Angeles
Philadelphia
San Francisco
Purcell says six NASCAR drivers disqualified with no appeal
NASCAR executive secretary Pat Purcell says six drivers were disqualified in the Charlotte World 600 for cutting across a grassy area to reach pits. No appeal is allowed, and penalties remove prize money and a portion of NASCAR point standings.
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Daytona Beach
Fla
Pat Purcell
Nascar
Charlotte Motor Speedway
Purcell
National Assn
Bill France
Charlotte
Speedway
Lee Petty
Richard Petty
Randleman
N.C
Bob Welborn
Greensboro
Paul Lewis
Johnson City
Tenn
Junior Johnson
Ronda
al White
Buffalo
N.Y
You Gotta Be Lucky Says Ernie Banks
Ernie Banks, ahead of Hack Wilson and Babe Ruth pacing, hit his 19th and 20th homers in a 7 6 Cubs loss to Philadelphia. He trails Ruth's 60 by about three games, led NL with 58 RBIs and most homers, with ten in June. Banks: timing improving, swing smoother, luck key.
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Philadelphia
Ernie Banks
Hack Wilson
Chicago Cubs
Babe Ruth
Banks
Wilson
Cubs
Ruth
Phillies
Yesterday's Stars Lead Pirates and Yankees to Wins
Dick Groat of the Pirates drove in two runs with two singles including a decisive two-run fifth as Pittsburgh beat St Louis 3-2. Whitey Ford and the Yankees blanked the Tigers 6-0 as Ford allowed four singles and finished by retiring 17 straight.
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Dick Groat
Pirates
Cardinals
Whitey Ford
Yankees
Lover Tigers
Sanford Raises Stakes In North Carolina Governor Race
Holt McPherson reports Terry Sanford pledged to withdraw if any union or special interest funds were proven to have been paid to him. AFL-CIO backing grew with at least eleven thousand dollars routed to North Carolina COPE, while Sanford led the first primary over J Beverly Lake amid heavy labor donations.
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High Point Enterprise
Holt McPherson
Terry Sanford
Afl-Cio Committee For Political Education
North Carolina
Afl-Cio
Barbee
Dr. Lake
Mutual News Network
Washington
South
Labor
J. Beverly Lake
Sanford
Railway Laborer’s
Railway Laborer’s Political League
U.S. House of Representatives
Old House
D.C
Kerr Scott
Senator Scott
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