John Galbreath's Safe Swap Named After Swaps
John Galbreath's Safe Swap is described as a two year old dark bay colt.
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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1960
Page
6
John Galbreath's Safe Swap is described as a two year old dark bay colt.
The piece argues Memorial Stadium expansion should raise desirable seats between the goal lines to lift the season ticket capacity by about 30 percent, prioritizing higher seats and avoiding track disruption. It notes costs and alternatives, and mentions NCAA meets and track implications at KU.
A fragmentary sports page lists results from the diamond with Baltimore beating Cleveland 3 2 in nine innings and Detroit topping Boston. It also includes upcoming national league and minor league fixtures, with multiple city matchups and standings notes.
In Los Angeles federal court the Rams secured a procedural victory as Cannon contract details with Bud Adams Jr. were admitted into the record. The case seeks an injunction to bar Cannon from playing for any other team, including the Oilers, with disputed $50 000 and $110 000 plus agreements signed before the Sugar Bowl. Formation of Cannon Oil Co. in Baton Rouge has not begun. The Red Sox endured a May slump, dropping 1-0 to Minneapolis farm hands in an exhibition.
Floyd Patterson argues that gaining six or seven pounds will boost his punching power as he prepares for the Monday bout with heavyweight champion Ingemar Johansson in Newtown. Patterson plans to weigh 188 or 189 while Johansson sticks at 196, with Johansson skeptical that the extra weight helps Patterson.
Johansson finished his boxing on Wednesday and says he rests five days before a fight so strength and power flow into his body. He aims to maintain his conditioning and readiness for upcoming bouts.
The Associated Press reports major league teams including the Giants Cubs Indians and Cardinals spent about 420000 to sign five 17 and 18 year olds in a youth talent splash. The Giants paid roughly 170000 for two players Cap Peterson 17 from Tacoma and Randy Hundley 18 from Martinsville plus 85000 for Dick Dietz. Danny Murphy 17 from Danvers and Jerry Marx 18 from Cincinnati also drew six figure offers in the bidding frenzy.
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