Johansson Patterson rematch looks good to boxing king
Heavyweight champion Ingemar Johansson and Floyd Patterson appear likely to meet in a June rematch after a decisive New York conference with New York State Athletic Commission chairman Gen. Melvin Krulewitch. Johansson and adviser Edwin Ahlquist were questioned by the attorney general about rematch agreements and rights sales. The commission review follows a stalled deal and a Kaufman-like transfer of promotional rights. Johansson cited a $153,475.17 total held monies, including $53,475.17 in escrow from last June’s purse, to guarantee the return bout. Krulewitch said future meetings would address the funds.
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Princeton Edges Pomona 62 61 in close finish
Princeton edged Pomona 62-61 after a late comeback by Pomona fell short on a game tying free throw that was nullified. Dick Fishburn led Princeton with 28 points while Warren Chambers scored 20 for Pomona. Pomona B team beat Princeton B 87-56 in overtime as Chuck Fritts hit the winning shot at the buzzer.
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Pirates
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Bowling Scores in Royal and Night Owl Leagues
Bowling scores listed for multiple teams and players with highs for 10-30 and 10 frames. Notable names include A Beets 518, F Meador 589, Nicholas 547, Miller 218, Brensinger 463, Jackson 537, Hermreck 169, DeVore 494, Wolgast 490, Ferguson 546, Cearfoss 443, Hazel 184, Grebham 479.
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F. Meador
Sunrise
Nicholas
Goodyear
Miller
Mudrick
Bundy
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E. Fritts
C. Strickland
Nat's Guard
Brensinger
Burgoon
Maracalo
C. Jackson
Gamble
Hermreck
Walker
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Hazel
Grebham
Waterfield Named Rams Coach After Gillman Departure
Bob Waterfield, 39, the Rams’ former star quarterback, is hired as head coach on a five year deal to replace Sid Gillman. The Ram s finished last season 2-19, ending Gillman era. Waterfield vows more wins and a return to glory after eight Rams seasons with two NFL titles and four division titles. He joined the team in 1945 and assisted Gillman in 1958.
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Finsterwald Wins Los Angeles Open in Comeback Victory
Don Finsterwald, 30, from Tequesta Florida, captured the Los Angeles Open title at Rancho Municipal with a final round 71 and a 72 hole total of 280 earning $5,500. Eric Monti led most of the event but shot 80 in the final round to finish seven behind. Monti’s collapse followed a strong three rounds.
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White Sox Aim to Gamble Again for 1960 Season
Chicago White Sox manager Al Lopez vows a speedier lineup with Gene Freese and Minnie Minoso additions after a mid winter luncheon. He notes the team will still gamble as they chase the Yankees, with Aparicio leading off and Nellie Fox second, while Veeck jokes about the expected scoring sequence and pitching shutouts.
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Bill Veeck
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Williamsburg Defeats Lane to Go 7-0 in League
Williamsburg remained undefeated with a 67 44 victory over Lane. The defending champions led 14 11 after one period and 25 21 at halftime while Lane managed just 10 points in the third as Williamsburg surged with a 20 point frame. John McAninch and Lane's White each scored 23 to share top honors.
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Auto Supply Ad Promotes Bonded Brake Shoes and Cylinders
The ad from 1108 Main Auto Supply urges customers to consider bonded brake shoes and cylinder kits. It offers bonded shoes exchange at no extra cost over any good lining, a small deposit on old shoes until returned, and honing of brake cylinders before kit installation. It promotes genuine Thermoid brake parts and fluid.
Braves Cruise Past Bethany To Tie KCC Race
Ottawa University Braves defeated Bethany Swedes 64 to 53 to join a three way tie atop the Kansas Conference basketball standings. Ottawa used a zone defense stifling outside shooters, led by Dave Owen with 20 points while Bill Owen and Sherm Price added 19 each for Bethany’s top scorer.
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Jim Pitts
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Larry Chilcoat
Dave Owen
Sherm Price
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Emporia and Bethel win in conference action
College of Emporia edged Southwestern 5-2 in the Kansas Conference as Kenny Miller led with 16 points and Charles Davison had 19 for the Moundbuilders. Bethel toppled Kansas Wesleyan 68-43 behind 16 points from Stan Regehr and Don Klaassen, moving into second behind Ottawa. Other CIC results included St Benedict's 68 over Benedictine Heights and Creighton 73 43 over Omaha.
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Charles Davison
Gray Maroons
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Don Klaassen
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Sugar Ray Fullmer in talks for title bout in Las Vegas
Las Vegas AP A middleweight title clash is being planned between NBA champion Gene Fullmer and Sugar Ray Robinson. Fullmer's manager said Tuesday the bout is under consideration with Robinson currently recognized as champion in New York and Massachusetts, while Fullmer holds status in other states. The rivalry includes a January 1987 win by Fullmer and a May 1987 Robinson knockout to reclaim the belt, with the NBA later stripping the title for infrequent defenses.
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