Patterson's injured mitt and other league notes
Boxing champ Floyd Patterson faced fears over a damaged left hand before the Seattle bout with Pete Rademacher. his camp even brought a New York medical specialist. The piece recaps other sports gossip including Ted Williams and the Red Sox trade chatter surrounding Jimmy Piersall, waspish remarks about Notre Dame, and minor league links with the Phillies and Marlins.
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Pete Rademacher
Champ
Seattle
New York
Patterson
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Noggin
Dupas Uses Racial Rule In New Orleans Bout
Light weight Ralph Dupas faces Joe Miceli in a 10 round bout amid a Louisiana State Athletic Commission racial ruling. Dupas, 21, seeks to maintain top contending status for Joe Brown's title and will weigh about five pounds more than Miceli. Promoter Heard Ragas targets 6,000 in attendance and a $25,000 gate as Dupas pursues a publicized birth certificate fight.
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Ragas
Champion Y Dropped In Tournament
CLEARWATER Florida Champion YMCA of Canton North Carolina was held to two hits and lost 4 0 to Denver Colorado in the Men s World Softball Tournament Denver had seven hits and four Champion errors The loss puts Champion in the losers bracket to face Farmington NC today after earlier defeating the host Clearwater Tile 1 0.
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Baseball roundup: Narleski wins as Tribe blank Nats
Majors 3 0 won with Tom Morgan losing in relief. Ray Narleski notches his 11th win for Cleveland by holding Washington scoreless across seven innings. Russ Nixon belts a three run homer off Camilo Pascual who takes his 15th defeat. Bob Thurman and George Crowe homer to spark a big sixth for Cincinnati, beating Bob Friend who records his 18th loss. Joe Nuxhall secures win in relief. Banks Morgan and Moe Dra bowsky homer for Chicago. Jack Sanford absorbs his eighth loss.
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Nats
Russ Nixon
Camilo Pascual
Bob Thurman
George Crowe
Redlegs
Bob Friend
Joe Nuxhall
Ernie Banks
Bobby Morgan
Moe Drabowsky
Cubs
Jack Sanford
High School Grid Panel Set Tonight
A WSJS-TV Channel 12 program tonight at 7 features a panel on high school football. Participating: Tony Simeon High Point coach, Bill Hodges High Point Enterprise editor, Tom Northington Greensboro Daily News, Herman Hickman Winston-Salem Journal, coaches Bob Jamison Greensboro High School and Red Wilson R. J. Reynolds High. Max sports director will conduct the discussion.
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Tony Simeon
High Point High School
Bill Hodges
High Point Enterprise
Tom Northington
Greensboro Daily News
Herman Hickman
Winston - Salem Journal
Bob Jamieson
Greensboro High School
Red Wilson
R. J. Reynolds High
Max Sports
Akins to face Gil Turner in TV welterweight bout
Virgil Akins, 29, top Ring Magazine contender, meets Gil Turner in a 10 round telecast from Atlantic City Auditorium. Turner, 26, ranked No 8 welter and No 9 middle by NBA, has 44 15 1 with 35 knockouts. Akins 43 16 1 with 23 KOs. AC telecast at 10 p.m. EDT.
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Braves Beat Giants 3-1 As Adcock and Aaron Lead
Joe Adcock and Henry Aaron powered Milwaukee with three of the nine hits and drove in all runs in a 3-1 victory. Adcock homered for his 10th after Aaron's double in the second, and Henry Aaron added his 41st in the eighth.
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Robinson Basilio title bout could crown new York reign
Sugar Ray Robinson and Carmen Basilio meet at Yankee Stadium for a 165 pound world title bout in September. The aging champion Robinson has struggled in recent years with losses and back to back returns, while Basilio brings a welterweight’s fire and scars from eye injuries. The event follows a government antitrust action against Norris and the IBC, signaling possible end of a New York boxing era and leaving Floyd Patterson as the next big name in the division.
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Showdown Tilt Slated At Raleigh
Big Wilson High faces Raleigh in a vital Friday night clash shaping a three contender title race with Durham. Both teams sport 4 4 records and aim to seize the lead as six other league games unfold including Rocky Mount at Goldsboro and Durham versus Raleigh in successive weeks.
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Kinston
Johnny Wardlaw
Durham
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Henderson
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Fayetteville
Asheboro
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Wilmington
Charlotte Harding
Leon
Torpid in Question for Little Brown Jug Race
In Delaware Ohio the two division Little Brown Jug looms with Torpid a leading contender. The Knight Dream colt carries 15 rivals in the half mile pace hopes, but a lingering cough and sore throat cloud his condition despite a top pole position finish first heat. Johnny Simpson notes Torpid was off form in Detroit last week.
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HPGA Plans Dinner For City Golfers
The High Point Golf Association will sponsor a supper on September 27 at 7 p.m. at Colonial Country Club for contestants in the City Golf Tournament. Billy Hoover, Blair Park pro shop assistant, urged golfers to register at Blair Park pro shop soon as attendance requires registration.
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Anthony Predicts One Punch Stop For Archie Moore
Tony Anthony’s manager Ernie Braca says the 22 year old New Yorker can hit hard and box as he prepares for a 15 round title bout with Archie Moore. Braca expects Anthony to stay outside and strike in later rounds while Moore’s camp keeps details secret.
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Midget Grid Drills Reset For Today
Opening practice for Red Shield Midget Football teams was called off yesterday due to wet grounds. All teams will practice today at 4 30 on their fields as two weeks remain until league play and coaches urge eligible boys to report who weigh 120 pounds or less and will not turn 14 before January 1 1958.
Williams Lifts Red Sox In Pinch Homer Chase Title
Boston slugger Ted Williams, age 39, hit a 400 foot homer in his first game back since September 1 to fuel a 9 8 win over Kansas City and push his AL batting average to .377, widening his lead over Mickey Mantle. Honus Wagner remains the oldest batting champion at 37 in 1911.
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Baseball season leaders frame 1960s stats in mixed league notes
Batting leaders show Musial 342 hits and Aaron 111 runs. Banks and Aaron tie with 41 homers. Schoendienst tops with 189 hits, Mays 20 triples, Hoak 36 doubles, Aaron 122 RBIs. Buhl leads 176 strikeouts .739 win rate. AMERICAN LEAGUE emphasizes Mantle 118 runs, Sievers 106 RBIs, Fox 178 hits, Aparicio 28 steals, Donovan 165 runs.
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Yesterday's Boxes E Loghan RBI OConnell Adcock Aaron
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Long baseball game summary with many player notes
Details from a doubleheader noting players Neal Cimoli Furillo Ennis and Blasingame with RBIs 2B and 3B occurrences. Pitchers MeDevitt Roebuck L Jackson McDaniel Muffett and others listed with W L and game times. Scoring events include wild pitch by Musial and home runs by Neal Mejias Thomas Thurman Banks Drabowsky Morgan Ashburn and Wertz. Game duration about 2 2 3 hours with attendance around 23 473.
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Pilot Faces Mayodan At Thomasville Red Raiders Matchup
Pilot High School Red Raiders travel to Thomasville Memorial Park to face Mayodan High School in a non conference football game at 8 pm. The Red Raiders lost 26 6 to Summerfield last week, a team regarded as one of Guilford County's strongest.
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