Patterson Johansson Title Fight billed as big knockout bid
Floyd Patterson enters the third and final heavyweight title bout against Ingemar Johansson at Convention Hall Evansville is the scene listed. Promoters expect a strong gate while audience interest remains high despite earlier knockouts. The 13 round clash airs via closed circuit to 207 venues with radio coverage on ABC.
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Miami Beach
Fla
Floyd Patterson
Sweden
Ingemar Johansson
Convention Hall
Adde Makers
Bend Gare
Patterson
Ingemar
Johansson
Palm Beach
Whitey Bimstein
Bill Fugazy
Feature Sports, Inc
Fugary
Madison Square Garden
ABC
Irving Kahn
Promieters
Kako
Bil MacDonald
Miami
Tristan
Fugazy
Talley Leads the Effort With 29 Points in Victory
Dick Talley led Mount St. Mary's to an 82-76 win over Albright College in Reading Pa as he posted 29 points and earned MVP honors on the All-Tournament team. The Mount advances to Evansville for the small college quarterfinals, while other regional results and teams are noted.
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Dick Talley
Mt. St. Mary’s
Jim Phelan
Mason-Dixon
Albright College
Reading
Man
Gentine
News
Racy
UK Yuu
Evansville
Mountaineers
Ind
Mount St. Mary's
Austin Peay
Clarksville
Tenn
Mount
Tennessee
Williams
Wittenberg
Chicago US
Southeast Missouri
South Dakota St
University of Southern California
Santa Barbara
South Dakota
Prairie View College of Texas
Prairie View
Mount G
Bolt captures 275 to win 20000 Pensacola Open
Tommy Bolt of Crystal River Florida closes with 67 67 68 68 to win the Pensacola Open Golf Tournament at 13 under par 275 earning 2800. Gary Player moves to second at 277 and Arnold Palmer drops to seventh. Bolt born March 31 194, 42, notched his first circuit victory since June.
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Pensacola
Fla
Tommy Bolt
Crystal River
Bolt
Marty Furgol
Don Finsterwald
Tequesta
Gary Player F
Johannesburg
South Africa
Player
Arnold Palmer
Ligonier
Palmer
Finsterwald
Furgol
Dave Ragan
Orlando
Gay Brewer
Crysal River
Tommy
Pensacola Country Club
Goff
Wo Bolt
Gary Player
Canadians Rout Reds in World Amateur Hockey Championship
Canada defeated Russia 3-1 to win the world amateur ice hockey title as Czechoslovakia and Canada tied for first with six wins and one tie, 13 points. Canada outscored top four opponents 17 to 5 for a 12-goal differential while Czechoslovakia posted nine. The United States earned its first win, beating Finland 5-2 to finish with one victory, one tie, and five defeats.
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Geneva
Canada
Russia
Czechoslovakia
Sweden
East Germany
United States
Finland
U.S
Longer Season to Aid Mantle Says Ex Roomie
Billy Martin, Mantle's former roommate, predicts a record-breaking season for Mickey Mantle due to a longer schedule and shorter fences in Los Angeles and gains from Yankee Stadium. He notes Mantle's peak form, relaxed mindset, and confidence in Ralph Houk's management to maximize Mantle's power.
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Mantle
Joe Reichler
Associated Press
Bradenton
Fila
Mickey Mantle
Buddy
Billy Martin
New York Yankees
Babe Rush
Los Angeles
Wrigley Field
Ruth
Martin
Mickey
Los Angeles Park
Yankee Stadium
Billy
Frank Bolling
Milwaukee Braves
Yankees
Casey Stengel
Ralph Houk
Houk
Mick
Go Cart News From Frederick Shop Center Race Results
The Thunderbug Cart Club opened the season with a Sunday race at Frederick Shopping Center. Results include Bushing class Larry Ahait Frederick. Class A Gunnor Larry Ahkalt. Class A senior Charles Welby Hampstead. Class A super Donald Miller Middetown. Class B C W Cook Frederick. Next race set for March 26 at Frederick Shopping Center. A referendum defines if a legislature passed measure becomes law.
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Thunderbug Cart Club
Frederick Shopping Center
Larry ‘Ahait
Frederick
Larry Ahkalt
Charles Welby
Hampstead
Donald Miller
Middetown
C. W. Cook
Bruce of Westernport Lone District 1 Team To Win State Laurels
In the 1961 Maryland High School Basketball Tournament Westernport wins the Class B title over Lackey Indian Head 59 50 while Sparrows Pointclaims Class A over Southern Oakland and Blair Mor tgomery Blair takes Class AA 75 63 at the University of Maryland. Crisfield tops Hancock 63 59 for Class C and Harold Blondeau of Glen Burnie scores 40 in the Class AA final context.
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Maryland
Western Maryland
Baltimore - Washington
Blair Mortgomery Blair
Glen Burnie
University of Maryland
Sparrows Point
Baltimore County
Southern
Oakland
Bruce F
Westport
Lackey
Crisfield
Hancock
Blondeau
Harold Blondeau
George Davis
Ron Colaw
Ferree captures Jamaica Open with late surge
Jim Ferree of Winston-Salem North Carolina ended a two and a half year winless streak by posting a three under par 275 over 72 holes to win the Jamaica Open in Kingston. He finishes six strokes ahead of Roberto De Vicenza of Mexico City and Ernie Vossier of Dallas who tied for second. Manuel De La Torre of Milwaukee was fourth at 282 and Bill Maxwell of Dallas fifth at 283. Ferree earns 1200 dollars. Barber signs Miami contract with Orioles after rookie year. At 21, left hander Barber signed for about 11000 after Army discharge. Ron Hansen remains unsigned and is expected to report soon.
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Southern
Colaw
Dar Colaw
Sparrows Point
Dolan
Robert Bandy
Ronald Swoboda
Jim Davis
Earl Riggieman
Crisfield
Hancock
Washington County
Jim Sterling
Butch
Kingston
Jamaica
Jim Ferree
Winston-Salem
N.C
Ferree
Roberto de Vicenza
Mexico City
Ernie Vossier
Dallas
Tex
I'S
Manuel de la Torre
Milwaukee
Bill Maxwell
Barber
Miami
Fle
Steve Barber
Baltimore Orioles
Army
Ron Hansen
Buckeyes Prep For Defense Of NCAA Title
Ohio State heads into the NCAA tournament as the defending champions and the last unbeaten top team. They built a 29 game win streak and closed their season 24 0 with a 95 66 win over Illinois as Jerry Lucas scored 27. The field for the national championship was completed with Xavier Oregon and Seattle as at large picks. Utah Colorado State and Arizona State also advanced through conference playoffs. The NIT lineup was finalized with Utah earning a spot and Colorado State 0 17 8 as the loser. The NAIA tournament opens with eight first round games Monday and continues through Saturday with eight more Tuesday and the final on Saturday night.
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Buckeyes
North Carolina
Ing
Xavier
Ohio
Oregon
Seattle
Utah
Colorado State
Arizona State
New Mexico State
Morehead
Musketeers
Chicago Loyola
Chicago Stadium
Kentucky
Marquette
New York
Louisville
Ohio DA
Houston
Lawrence
Kan
Tex Tech
Cincinnati
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Arizona State U
Southern California
Portland
Loyola of Los Angeles
Charlotte
Kansas City
Colorado State W
Memphis State
Providence
de Paul
Detroit
Army
Miami Fla
Dayton
Temple
Niagara Holy Cross
St. Louis
Miami
Holy Cross
Texas St
Southwest
Texas State
Westminster Pa
Bucs Top Birds Senators Rout Ed Bs 12-4
In a sunlit exhibition slate, the Pirates crushed the Baltimore Bs 6-2 as Don Hoak homered and Dick Groat doubled driving in two. Washington’s Bob Johnson piled five hits in five at bats, powering the Senators past Kansas City Bs 12-4. Norm Cash fueled Detroit’s 3-4 victory over Minnesota with three ribbies. Other spring results feature the main Kansas City squad beating the Dodgers 6-3, the White Sox prevailing Reds 6-5 in 13, Henry Aaron and Mack Jones homer for Milwaukee in a 10-4 win over Philadelphia, and the Cardinals downing the Yankees 4-2. Red Sox beat Cubs 7-3, and Indians topple Giants 9-2. Nolan Pete rangen won Italy’s singles title in Cairo, while Lakers edged Bengals in NBA action.
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Associated Press
Pittsburgh
Pirates
Miami
Don Hoak
Dick Groat
Baltimore Orioles
John Papa
Baltimore
Groat
Hoak
Washington
Bob Johnson
Senators
Kansas City
Jum King
Dutch Dotterer
Norm Cash
Detroit Tigers
Minnesota Twins
Dick Brown
Tigers
Los Angeles Dodgers
Roger Craig
Norm Siebern
Chicago White Sox
Cincinnati Reds
Earl Torgeson
M.C. Martin
Henry Aaron
Mack Jones
Milwaukee Braves
Philadelphia Phillies
Bobby Gene Smith
Phillies
St. Louis Cardinals
New York Yankees
Whitey Ford
Frank Malzone
Dick Ellsworth
Boston Red Sox
Chicago Cubs
Exhibition Scores From Florida Show Case Matchups
AP dispatch reports several spring exhibitions across Florida and nearby states. Kansas City defeated Washington 6 to 12 with home runs by Cay Court ney and Washington players contributing. Pittsburgh beat Balti more 6 to 5, with Umbricht earning the win and Hoak homering for Pittsburgh. Other scores include Kansas City 6 Los Angeles 3 in West Palm Beach, Washington 12 Kansas City B see 10 in St Aretria, and Detroit 8 Minnesota 4 in Lakeland, plus Chicago 6 Cincinnati 5 in 13 innings and Los Angeles 12 Chicago in Palm Springs.
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Pompano Beach
Fla
Kans
Washington
Ofx
Kunkle
Tomanes
Bryan
Courtney
Daniels
McClain
Sisler
Dotterer
W— McClain
L—Tomanes
Kansas Cay
Johnson
West Palm Beach
Kansas City
Los Angeles
St. Areteria
See
Philadelphia
Lakeland
Detroit
Minnesota
Miami
Pittsburgh
B. Rez
Chicago
Cincinnati
Palm Springs
Calif
American Legion Cage Schedule Highlights Local Games
The schedule lists Tim Grade and W Sred facing YMCA at Wertek Grace Walk and Mistle at Aca with games slated for Tuesday. Final results expected as teams compete in the Legion cage circuit.
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Garres
Tim
W. Sred
YMCA
Wertek
Mistle
Aca
Grove sisters sweep honors at South Atlantic AAU meet
Virginia and Tutie Grove lead Grove entrants with top finishes in the 106 butterfly and 100 breaststroke. Tutie wins the 13 14 year olds 100 breaststroke in 1 27.6, a strong improvement over last year's 12 and under record. Several Frederick teammates place, while five YMCA boys qualify for the area championships at Princeton after district competition in Wilmington Delaware.
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Tutie Grove
Tutte
Norfolk
Frederick
Bob Evans
Beys
Hunt Elkins
Tom McCanner
Ricky Hoffman
Charles
Virginia Rattie
Cumberland Ymca
Towson
YMCA
Wilmington
Delaware
Princeton University
Paul Simmons
Fom
Charles Rattie
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