Rematch Likely If Tax Bite Allows Patterson Johansson Fight
Floyd Patterson and Ingemar Johansson want a rematch within 90 days to vie for a million dollars each after their title bout drew 31,892 fans and $824,851 at the Polo Grounds. Tax implications may delay a rubber match this year, with promoters eyeing third fight within 99 days if feasible. Patterson said he has a contract for a sequel and would consider other contenders, while Johansson analyzed his defeat and noted opportunities for a next bout depending on finances.
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Bradley Develops Baseball Players at Peoria Campus
Bradley University in Peoria, Illinois, known for basketball, is producing MLB prospects. Three players recently signed by scouts for this year’s Braves club, bringing coach Leo Schrall’s 12 year total to 29 players going pro. Harold Kunkel and Bill Dixon signed with the Giants, about 13000 bonus each. Larry Pohlman joined Reds for roughly 3000 bonus.
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Yankees Beat Tigers 6-0 as Ford Shuts Out Detroit
Micky Mantle drives in three runs with two homers backing Whitey Ford’s four hit shutout of Frank Lary. Ford improves to 3-5, first win in a month, while Mantle’s power helps New York grab a half game AL pennant lead. White Sox move past Detroit with a 4-3 win, Indians edge Washington 5-4, and Kansas City tops Boston 11-7.
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Mantle Lifts Yankees as Team Rises in AL
Mickey Mantle fuels a Yankees surge with eight homers in 11 starts and a .351 stretch, lifting New York to top of the AL standings after a 6-0 win over Detroit. Roger Maris leads in homers and RBIs as Mantle adds 3 runs, a steal, and a 3-for-5 night.
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Change In Managers Hasn't Helped Giants
The Giants slump worsened after Horace Stoneham replaced manager Bill Rigney with Tom Sheehan. A doubleheader loss at Milwaukee left San Francisco 56 games back and echoed the Rigney era. Cepeda Mays and Long homered but pitching leaks continued as O'Dell and Lees surrendered decisive blows. The club remains mired under Clancy Sheehan’s misfired move.
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Wichitan Leads Women Golfers in Kansas Amateur
Natasha Matson of Wichita tops medalist with 39 37 76 and seeks a second straight Kansas Women's Amateur title. She faced Mrs L J Holgerson of Wichita in the championship round as other first-flight matches set up.
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Baseball Scores National League Standings and Tuesday Results
National League standings show Pittsburgh 21 games over .500 and Milwaukee at .633. Tuesday results include Pittsburgh 3 St. Louis 2, Milwaukee 9-2 San Francisco 6-1 in 2nd game 12 innings, Cincinnati 6 Los Angeles 4, Philadelphia 7-7 Chicago 6-5 with a 1st game 13 innings and 2nd game suspended. Wednesday schedules Chicago at Philadelphia, St. Louis at Pittsburgh, Los Angeles at Cincinnati, San Francisco at Milwaukee. Thursday: Chicago at Philadelphia, St. Louis at Pittsburgh, Los Angeles at Cincinnati, San Francisco at Milwaukee.
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