Patterson Promoter Talks as Patterson Loosens Tongue
Floyd Patterson interrupted a press conference Tuesday to reveal what he calls a soft hearted champion who expects a knockout in the 12th round and to note his trainer Bill Gore asked referee Mushy Callahan to end it. Patterson discussed plans for future bouts with Zora Folley and potential defenses, with IBC tensions and talks of a London title fight as promoters weigh options.
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Bill Gore
Mushy Callahan
Zora Folley
Cus D'Amato
Swift
Foley
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Patterson
IBC
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England
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Levine
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London
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Eddie Machen
Sanson
Pete Rademacher
Francisco
Goteborg
Seattle
Roy Harris Loses Wrigley Field Bout in Texas Drama
In a dramatic scene at Wrigley Field the crowd from the Big Thicket watches Roy Harris fall to a defeat after a fierce round with Floyd Patterson. Roy’s family and Cut and Shoot supporters rally around him as his father Henry Hart and brother Li'l Henry reflect on the heartbreak and pride of Texas boxing pursuit. Roy’s sister Mary Harris speaks of fear and prayer as the loss sinks in.
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Floyd
Macris
Harris
Roy Harris
Tex
Wrigley Field
Llesh
Jence
Bill Swift
Zora Folley
Tam
Herris
Gulf Coast
Third Base
Rey Harris
Cut and Shoot
Texas
Davey Crockett
Alamo
Rey
Roy
Henry Hart
Henry
Paul Wilkinson
Big Henry
Yyto
Sir Henry
Al’m Wight
Rams
Dodgers
Mary Harris
Leury Harris
Chisox Beat Red Sox 7-1 On Donovan Four-Hitter
Chicago White Sox defeated Boston 7 to 1 as Dick Donovan threw a four-hitter. Jackie Jensen led Boston with three hits and two RBIs while Nellie Fox extended a consecutive games streak. Boston also committed errors as Chicago pulled away with two late runs in the eighth.
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Boston Upi
Dick Donovan Page
Eddie Collins
Hall of Fame
Jackie Jensen
Chicago
Chicago White Sox
Boston Red Sox
Nellie
Donovan
Fox
Sioman Nips Leach in Net Semi Final
First seeded Norm Sioman defeated Larry Leach 5 7, 6 3, 6 in the men s class B semi final of the Long Beach Closed Tennis Championships at Lakewood Tuesday Both youths were All City selections while attending Poly High.
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Norm Sioman
Behting
Larry Leach
Long Beach
Lakewood
Poly High
UCLA Faces Transfer Recruit War After Sanders Death
George Dickerson, UCLA’s new head coach, says rival colleges are pressuring junior college football prospects to switch schools after Red Sanders’ death. Dickerson lists five targets including Bosby Smith and Don Werner as potential Bruin commits despite outside overtures and notes a limited game threshold for seniors. He remains fixed on the single wing offense and stresses the contest as a recruitment battle.
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Red Sanders
UCLA
Bruin
George Dickerson
Gata Pineda
Vu Aussuay
Yaven
Sanders
Dickerson
Saunders
Bosby Smith
Don Werner
Compton
Bill Kilmer
Citrus
Gordon Hess
Glendale
Gene
Ham Olmedo in First Win at Chestnut Hill Cup
America's new doubles pairing Ham Richardson and Alex Olmedo won their first tournament match 6-4 6-2 6-3 over Crawford Henry and Don Dell. All three top Australian doubles teams also won, including Ashley Cooper Neale Fraser and the women’s top duo Gibson Bueno edging Head Knode Cogham. Margaret Osborne Du Pont Varner claimed victory 6-0 5-2 over Couch Ewing.
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Chestnut Hill
America
U.S
Ham Richardson
Arlington
Alex Olmedo
Peru
Crawford Henry
Atlanta
Don Dell
Baltimore
Ashley Cooper
Neale Fraser
Hare Graven
Weston
Frank Byrne
Norwich
N.Y
Althea Gibson
New York
Maria Bueno
Brazil
Dorothy Head Knode
Forest ‘Hills
Lorraine Cogham
Australia
Margaret Osborne du Pont
Margaret Varner
Wor
Priscella Couch
Letty Ewing
Betz' Bests Best Bet and Longshot Speele in races
Betting notes list frontrunners with the Best Bet Barbarian in the 9th and Most Probable Winner Everett in the 8th. Best Money Prospect Sk Ombiftey in the South. Daily Double Crisham in Ist and Ito Doctor John in 2nu. Longshot Speele Miss Clute wood in the 6th.
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BETZ
Foreverett
Barbarian
Skomiftey
McGuire's Specials Race Notation Amid Shaky Text
Readable fragments show horse race entries with names like McGuire’s Specials Bret Chanen and Patolette in various positions. The passage includes betting terms and parlay references but is garbled and many names are uncertain.
Sievers Leads Nats Past Tigers with Four Hits
Washington hitters fueled a 8-1 victory over Detroit as Rey Sievers collected four hits including a homer. Camilo Pascual and Dick Hyde limited the Tigers to six hits in the win, with Moford charged for the loss.
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Rey Sievers
Washington Senators
Detroit Tigers
Sievers
Senators
Pases
Detroit
Herb Moford
Camilis Pascual
Dick Hyde
Tigers
Metro T
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Ruender
Yostah
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Courtneys
Ohio
Martin
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Frientt
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Salkinus
Alvarines
Hernalé
Morgan
Cela
Euns
Groth
Guy
Moford
Tun
Dfmorgan
E Bolling
Harris
Detsoit
Waalington
Veal
Moon
Foreverett Tops Nine in Del Mar Feature Oaks
Foreverett heads a nine horse field in Del Mar's $15,000 Del Mar Oaks feature race. The three year old filly lineup includes Helbush Farms Winking Louise Gleaming Star Sally Lee and others. The meeting also saw a record daily double payoff with Trey Monte and Slats delivering a $685.90 return.
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Helbush
Foreverett
Kerr
Winking Louise
C. V. Whitney
Gleaming Star
Frank C. Bishop
Sally Lee
EB. B. Nu
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Camlac
Floyd Stillings
Trey Monte
CRSIX
Yaue
Ennairo
Nelaon Crisbax
Alt
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Campos
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Colonel Fury Lowell
Mankey
Sr Bond
Jann
Curis
Minne
Tamcaebly
Calibeus
Nic
Neves
Domingues
Bill Dumond
York
Adormile
Rayy
Babadur L-Alo
Wen Dur
Fairham
James
Longden
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Powell
Moretoy
Goebe
Wisurex
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Aladue
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Orky
Roy
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Paucher
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Pis Yiford
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Farrel
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Langden
Wight
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Alan Irving
Binty Glacomett
Taniguchi
Mettyanhull
Yorich
Enone
Askes
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W. Dane
Houche
Philacerpnia
Landrith
Bowman
Eureus
Delmar Oaks
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Post
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Sanford
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Hollypark
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York Cincamellii
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Gabon
Del Mar Dash May Open With Warm Ups
Del Mar racing meets begin as fields clear for Wednesday midweek feature. Organizers set pace with track conditions and entries highlighting Sharp Flyer and Ocean Vista among potential winners.
Portrait idea for Red Sanders in Los Angeles Coliseum
County supervisor Kenneth Hahn urged placing a bronze portrait of Red Sanders, late TOLA coach, in the memorial court of honor at the Coliseum. The court honors national sports figures. if approved, Sanders would join Rockne, Warner, Howard Jones, and Charles Paddock among other legends.
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TOLA
Henry
Red
Sanders
Memorial Court of Honor
Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum
Court of Honor
The
Coliseum Commission
Huhn
Notre Duyne
Knute Rockne
Stanford
Pop Warner
Howard Jones
Pasadena
Charles Paddock
Washington Park Race Day Results Summary
A fragmented Washington Park card lists multiple races with odds and entrant names. Notable horses include Roman Crows, Teteura, Beg, Cheren, Candy Mack, Creamniic, Ale Bay Beawar, and various entries in the fourth and sixth races with times and tracks noted. The data suggests a live-hybrid meet with numerous competitors and track records pursued.
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Roman Crows
Teteura Neuen
Aulony
Ea Nation
Gabe J Andyda
Reus Ann
Crowalee
Bonnie Pike
Plunk Bane BU
Sredorg Task
Mike's
Reuest Snot
Sudden Lemar
Blarh Alec Ran
Candy Mack
Creamniic
Ale Bay
Codic
Oll Music Supreme
Heckma
Weep
Skobonskt Asingin
Wonta Snes
Ayne Greer
Will Star
Igs
Wonin
Rolesype Geet
Wan Sear Anachs
Monae Eeombee
Mat Crs
Topper
Cammaiier
BES of
Alfet
Po- Tec Doubls
PAL
Seramendt
Cas Pertestor
Leonard
Sankett
Raqler
Hilda
Nowackie, Price
Katty H
Arie
Aimainy
Pia
Caln
Mace
Furlanens
Orl
Jaque Song
Carateas
Osean Gem
Finkel
Sony Bay
Muneriees
Antigca
Ficker Retains Yachting Lead
Joe Duplin sailed the Star of the Sea to a wire-to-wire 10 mile triangular course win in the International Star Class World Championship, finishing 1 minute 28 seconds ahead of Bill Ficker in Nhyewsa. Duplin from Cape Harbor Boston with crew Ross Sherbroke keeps a one point lead in overall scoring after Monday’s finish.
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UPI
Joe Duplin
Duplin
Cape Harbor
Boston
Ross Sherbroke
Bill Ficker
Giants Win In Extra Inning 4-3 Over Reds
San Francisco Giants defeat Cincinnati Redlegs 4 to 3 in the 10th inning. Willie Kirkland triples home Orlando Cepeda who scored unearned after Johnny Temple lost a routine fly ball. Cepeda had reached on an error by Temple earlier.
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UFI
Willie Kirkland
Orlando Cepeda
San Francisco Giants
Cincinnati Redlegs
Cepeda
Johnny Temple
Dee Fondy
Wagner
Gene
Thomas
Taurmes
Jarteoop
Franciaco
Nulian We Kirkland
Amoneill
Geinenant
Mayr
Sue
Davenport
Jiy
Burkey
Candee, Baru Ban Shee Ky Dackowsil, T
Russia Fails in European Games Opening Day
STOCKHOLM Sweden UPV Soviet athletes faced defeats on the opening day of the European Games. England's Stanley Vickers upset Russian Lenid Spirin in the 20 km road walk in 1 hour 33 minutes 9 seconds. Zdzislaw Krayskowiak defeated two Russians to win the 10,000 meters in 28 minutes 56 seconds. Dana Zatopkova beat Pussigns in the javelin with a European record throw of 56.02 meters.
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Sweden
UPV
Etter
U. S
Stanley Vickers
England
Lenid Spirin
Pole
Zdzislaw Krayskowiak
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