Rosensohn Eyes September Rematch After Yankee Loss
Pru ilt Rosensohn plans a Johansson Floyd Pat terson rematch for September but will not set date or site until July 20. He faces about $40,000 loss from last night’s rain shortened Yankee Stadium show while Johansson’s TKO fuels hopes of a million dollar return. Rosensohn says he will vacation and pursue rights for radio TV and film as he weighs sites and timing.
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Petty Holds Large NASCAR Grand National Lead
Lee Petty of Randleman North Carolina built a substantial margin in the NASCAR Grand National standings after earning 200 points and first prize money on June 18 in Columbia South Carolina. Petty’s total reached 6 388 points, with Cotton Owens of Spartanburg in second place continuing to trail by a wide margin.
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Ingemar Johansson Boss of Ring and Life
Birgit Lundgren Johansson's fiancée says marriage is undecided and she will not cook. The 22-year-old secretary sat ringside as Ingemar dominated the heavyweight title fight, while his 16-year-old daughter Eva cried nearby.
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New Champion Johansson Shocks Patterson In Ring Thriller
Associated Press reports Ingemar Johansson defeats Floyd Patterson at Yankee Stadium with a thunderous right hand. The Swede trained in luxury at Grossingers and remains calm outside the ring while portraying a fierce champion inside.
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Aaron Becomes First Unanimous All Star Selections
Hank Aaron of Milwaukee earns the first unanimous vote to the All Star Game as the National League picks include Ed Matthews and Del Crandall. Ford Frick announces July 7 at Forbes Field Pittsburgh and Aug 3 in Los Angeles for the second game.
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Europe Hails Johansson Heavyweight Upset
Ingemar Johansson's upset win over Floyd Patterson is praised across Europe behind the Iron Curtain and in Britain. Schmeling and London laud the new champion, while Polish and Swedish papers hail the victory as proof of expertise and a comeback for Johansson after 1952. Henry Cooper and Joe Erskine, among Johansson's victims, express readiness for rematches.
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Four Sports Pages Today Junior Golf
A brief note announces four sports pages in the edition with a feature on junior golf on page 4C. The item indicates the presence of multiple sports sections and highlights golfing coverage for younger players.
Patterson manager hails Johansson win as smart decision
Cus D'Amato says Johansson’s victory was no lucky punch and praises a cool calculated plan. He notes Floyd Patterson’s loss and predicts a rematch in September with iron clad contracts and a chance to regain the title. D'Amato calls Johansson a gentleman and predicts a million dollar outcome for the challenger.
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Olmedo and MacKay Reach Wimbledon Quarters
Peru's Olmedo and U S partner Barry MacKay advanced to the Wimbledon quarterfinals as men’s favorites moved on. Upsets hit the women’s draw with Christine Truman losing to Yola Ramirez and Beverly Baker Fleitz defeated by Edda Buding.
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Pott Holds Narrow Chicago Open Lead After 54 Holes
Johnny Pott, 23, and newlywed chasing first pro win, shot 72 to reach 202 after 54 holes at the Chicago Golf Open. He leads Bo Wininger by three at Gleneagles as Arnold Palmer and Ken Venturi card strong rounds in windy conditions.
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