Patterson Machen Elimination Bout Could Head to Stockholm
Promoter Al Bolan announced Floyd Patterson may fight Eddie Machen in Stockholm on July 5 or 12 if a title defense by Cassius Clay is not finalized. Stockholm promotions expect a live gate of 400000 to 500000 dollars and plan venues at Olympic Stadium or Taasenda stadium.
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UPI
Floyd Patterson
Cassius Claus
Floyd
Eddie Machen
Stockholm
Sweden
al Bolan
Young Bolan
Patterson
Bolan
Edwin Ahlqvist
Machen
Clay
Bill Faversham
Yonkers
N.Y
Los Angeles
New York State Athletic Commission
Ernie Terrell
Chicago
Cleveland Williams
Houston
Tex
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Ingemar Johansson
Olympic Stadium
Taasunda
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Santo Amanti
Italy
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Amonti
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Goteborg
Alhqvist
Patterson- Machen
United States
Twin 10 Round Main Tops Tuesday Fight Card
Promoter Bill Miller promotes a double 10 round main at Strip Fight of the Week. Bantamweights Joey Castellano and Changa Magallenes clash, with Las Vegas veteran Ray Pacheco in past meetings. Welterweights Aman Peck and Steve Mendoza headline the other main. Two five round preliminaries later. tickets at Sport Club Esquire Guys and Dolls El Morrocco Castaways casino cage.
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Miller
Joey Castellano
Changa Magallenes
Los Angeles
Castellano
Jesus Pimentel
Jorge Salzar
Willie Kee
Trino Savala
Oakland
Las Vegas
Aman Peck
Steve Mendoza
San Jose
Mendoza
Japan
Peck
Joey Archer
Yahma Bahama
Sugar Hart
Sport Club
Esquire
Guys and Dolls
el Morrocco
Castaways
Cage
Campbell Azalea Open leader shoots five under 67
Joe Campbell of Perdido Bay Florida shot the best round of the year a five under par 67 to grab the first round lead in the Azalea Open at Cape Fear Country Club. Bob Gajda and Mick Campbell trailed with 68 and 67 respectively while amateur Ed Justa and pros tied for fourth with 69s. The day featured ideal conditions after an earlier rain delay and Campbell credited the layoff from injury for his strong form.
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Wilmington
N.C
UPI
Joe Campbell
Perdido Bay
Fla
Campbell
Bob Gajcia
Bloomfield Hills
Mick Campbell
Phoenix
Gajda
Gajcia
Ed Justa
Rocky Mount
Jack McGowan
Largo
Tommy Jacobs
Bermuda Dunes
Calif
Don Fairfield
Dutch Harrison
St. Louis
Cape Fear Country Club
Twins Seek Clarity on Who Is On First
In Orlando, Minnesota Twins manager Sam Mele left the team idle as the question of who plays first base between Bob Allison and Vic Power remained unsettled. The club prepared for games against the Phillies in Clearwater and the Dodgers in town, with strict orders for players to stay away from the ballpark.
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Orlando
Fla
UPI
Minnesota Twins
Bob Allison
Vic Power
Phillies
Clearwater
Dodgers
Twins
Sam Mele
Ball Park
Russell hints at retirement after playoffs with Celtics
Boston star Bill Russell told United Press International he may retire after the current playoffs due to mental and physical strain. He noted possible minor surgery, sleep deprivation, and personal problems, but club officials urged that retirement is not imminent.
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UPI
Boston Celtics
Bill Russell
National Basketball Association
NBA
Russell
United Press International
Bob Cousy
Celtic
Frank Ramsey
Jim Lusentoff
East All Stars Crowned For Televised College Game
Lexington Kentucky United Press International reports an East team loaded with eight UPI All America players will face a tall West squad in a nationally televised College All Star game at 3 p.m. East. Star players include Bill Bradley Cotton Nash Cazzie Russell Jeff Mullins Fred Hetzel Ron Bonham Howie Komives and Wally Jones.
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Lexington
United Press International
Houston and Kansas City Baseball Pause At Daytona
In an 8 inning game halted by darkness at Daytona Houston scored 500 while Kansas City tallied 003. Woodeshick earned the win for Houston with Anderson taking the loss. Kasko hit a home run.
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Houston
Kansas City
Woodeshick
Raymond
Bateman
Anderson
Sturdivant
Edwards
Bryan
Kasko
Lopez Sees White Sox Win Hopes in 1964 Pennant Race
Sarasota report notes Al Lopez never quits predicting a pennant for his teams. He cites past triumphs with the Indians in 1954 and White Sox in 1959, asserts youth will lift Chicago in 1964, and highlights Don Buford as a key rookie hopeful along with Ward’s earlier success.
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Sarasota, Fla
UPI
al Lopez
Cleveland Indians
New York Yankees
Indians
Chicago White Sox
Yankees
Lopez
White Sox
Don Buford
Buford
Indianapolis
Nellie Fox
Houston Colts
Pet Ward
Gary Peters
Dave Leon
Baltimore Orioles
Ward
Rebels Face Gators in Doubleheader at Cashman Field
Nevada Southern, 64-? on the season, meets defending Far Western Conference champion San Francisco in a doubleheader at 11 am today. Lee Syphus starts the opener with Goyeneche to follow as NSU aims to rebound after a split with Nevada.
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Rebels
University of Nevada
Nevada Southern
Bill Vandever
Wall Pack
NSU
Jerry Dick
Mike Howery
Jerry Goyenche
Don Knepp
Howery
Larry Lauritha
Drakulich
Lee Syphus
Goyeneche
Pro Golfer Beard in Coma After Illness
Louіsvіlle Kentucky report states pro golfer Frank Beard, 24, is in a coma from meningoencephalitis at St. Josephs Hospital. The rookie, who won 61,500 at the Doral Open in Miami, fell unconscious at his parents home after a Feb Tucson Open illness. Beard had earned 18,000 last season and won 9,000 at the Frank Sinatra Open in Palm Springs.
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Frank Beard
St. Joseph's Hospital
Beard
Miami
Fla
Ralph Beard Sr
Frank
Tucson
Palm Springs
Calif
Robertson Lucas Sit Out Practice Amid Playoff Push
Oscar Robertson and Jerry Lucas did not practice with the Cincinnati Royals but will travel to Philadelphia for the next playoff game against the 76ers at Convention Hall. Cincinnati needs one win in the series to reach the finals against Boston. Robertson reports his forearm injury but will play, while Levas is listed as questionable with a back issue.
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UPI
Oscar Robertson
Jerry Lucas
Cincinnati Royals
Philadelphia
Royals
T6ers
Convention Hall
National Basketball Association
Cincinnati
Boston
Robertson
Laleas
English Boat Race Sees Two Americans and a Canadian Compete
The 110th Oxford versus Cambridge boat race on the River Thames features Duncan Spencer of Oxford, John Lecky of Cambridge, and John Kiely of Cambridge. Oxford is favored but weather and conditions may decide. race starts at 6:20 a.m. Pacific.
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UPI
Oxford
Cambridge
Thames
England
Duncan Spencer
Yale
Spencer
John Lecky
University of British Columbia
John Kiely
Amherst Academy
Mass
Lucky
Montreal Hopes 2-0 Cup Lead as Hodge Stands Tall
Montreal Canadiens aim for a 2-0 series edge against the Toronto Maple Leafs fueled by goalie Charlie Hodge hot hand and a renewed mindset after clinching the league title. Coach Tom Blake stresses finishing first changed the team's attitude ahead of Game 2.
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Charlie Hodge
Toronto Maple Leafs
Montreal
Tom Blake
Detroit
Canadiens
Maple Leafs
Hodge
Leafs
Frank Udvari
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