Sports Roundup From New York to Los Angeles Results
Monday's results highlight New York and Los Angeles as the only game scheduled, with Chicago at Detroit and Minnesota at Cleveland among today's uncorked matchups. Boxing notes list Sydney Johnny Torres at 153 and Toronto Colin Fraser at 140, both earning points in recent bouts.
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Baltimore
Cleveland
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Angeles
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Los Angeles
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Washington
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Australia
Johnny Torres
Paterson
N.J
George Carrell
Toronto
Colin Fraser
Charley Kane
Syracuse
N.Y
Clay mocks Liston at victory party in Las Vegas
Cassius Clay appeared at Sonny Liston's knockout celebration and taunted the champion saying his brother could beat Patterson. Liston joked back inviting Clay to sit on his knee as Clay mocked predictions for the planned September bout. Clay's father predicted six or eight rounds for the Liston clash.
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Liston
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Patterson
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Sonny
Lewisville
Cassius Clay
Sonny Liston
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Terrifying Champ Dominates Patterson In Ring
Cassius Clay looms as possible opponent as Sonny Liston defends heavyweight title in a chilling slaughter. Patterson, knocked out in the first round, rises thrice before finally succumbing and expresses mixed nerves and disgust at the defeat. Liston vows to keep swinging until someone beats him.
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Cassius Clay
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Mantle and Maris Return Boosts Yankees in Road Win
Los Angeles used a remade lineup while Mickey Mantle and Roger Maris were sidelined by injury. With Albie Pearson starting for the Angels, the Yankees built a seven-game lead in the American League pennant race. Tom Tresh contributed with a homer and three RBIs as New York won 32-9 at home and 27-25 on the road, strengthening their dominant record.
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Associated Press
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Albie Pearson
New York
Ralph Terry
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Bill Rigney
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Chicago
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Bying Bombers
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Lopsided Open League games set early leads
Krieger's tied Hamm's Beer atop the Open Softball standings with a 10-0 win over Dreways. Cheri-Top rolled past May Drug 14-2, climbing from last place. Krieger's-Drewrys, Cheri-Top produced heavy hits as Ron Reifert and Joe Van Nice starred on the mound and at the plate.
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St. Marys Wins District Crown in Baseball Thriller
In a tied district final at Iowa City, St. Marys edged Clinton 4-3 after a late seventh inning rally. Dalton singled and scored on a dropped ball for Clinton, while St. Marys exploited errors and timely hits, aided by Wymore’s double and Nicholas’s RBI, as Clinton pitcher Donn Haugen struggled with three Clinton errors and five St. Marys hits. Brennan finished for St. Marys, with Bentley unable to continue for Clinton due to a sore arm.
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Towa City
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Mueller
Fielder
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City High
Bob Bentley
Brennan
Fight Fans Riot Outside Theater in Camden N J
About 609 fight fans rioted outside a Camden theater when standing room tickets for the Sonny Ligton Floyd Patterson heavyweight title screening were not offered. Fourteen patrol cars converged to disperse the crowd. no arrests or injuries were reported. Theater officials had announced all seats were sold and standing room would not be available.
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Camden
N. J
Sonny Ligton
Floyd Pattarson
Liston stops Patterson in two for title shot in September
In Las Vegas Sonny Liston pounded Floyd Patterson to a second round knockout in 2 minutes 10 seconds. Liston, 30, outweighed Patterson by 21 pounds and landed a relentless assault to end the bout at the Convention Center. Patterson, 28, was knocked down twice and could not beat the count.
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Sonny Liston
Las Vegas
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Liston
Floyd Patterson
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Patterson
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Convention Center
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