Johansson Patterson Set for Return Fight Next Year
Inge miar Johansson and ex-champion Floyd Patterson will meet again early next year. Promotional director Jack Dempsey said no date or site is fixed, with Johansson signing a new contract after talks with his delegation in Goteborg. Johansson had rejected the Sept 22 New York date, awaiting a clearer financial accounting of the June 26 title bout.
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Pion
Johansson
New York
Yankee Stadium
Los Angeles
Edwin Ahlquist
Nicklaus Won't Turn Pro Says He Will Stay Amateur
MINNEAPOLIS AP Jack Nicklaus the 19 year old Columbus Ohio golfer who won the Trans Mississippi title again says he will not turn professional. He explains he is studying pharmacy at Ohio State has four years to go and plans to enter the family pharmacy business after college.
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Minneapolis
Jack Nicklaus
Nicklaus
Dean Beman
Ohio State
Columbus
Ohio
Mike Souchak
Sam
Mike
Ceredo Kenova Little League Thanks Beckley
Letter from the Ceredo Kenova Little League thanks Beckley for tournament coverage and praises Mr and Mrs George Smringen for directing and housing the team. The West Virginia State Champions express sincere gratitude to all involved. Rachel W Frazier Secretary.
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Raleigh Register
Ceredo Kenova Little League
Beckley
George Smringer
Ceredo Kenova
Little League
West Virginia
Rachel W. Frazier
Black Diamond Officials to Host Football Rules Clinic
The Black Diamond Officials Association will sponsor a football rules clinic at Mullens Athletic Field starting at 7 p.m. Thursday. Guest speaker Pat Tork will lead the session, which concludes with a Mullens High scrimmage.
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Black Diamond Officials Association
Mullens Athletic Field
Pat Tork
Mullens High
Snead and Middlecoff Named U S Cup Twosome
New York AP Sam Snead and Cary Middlecoff were selected as the United States two some for the Canada Cup matches to be staged in Melbourne Australia November 18 to 21. Ireland defends the title in a field of 31 countries with two professionals per team. Snead has played in four prior cups, while Middlecoff makes his debut after two U S Open wins.
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New York
Sam Snead
Cary Middlecoff
United States
Frank Pace Jr
International Golf Assn
Melbourne
Australia
Ireland
Sneads
Middlecoff
Local Youth League Starts Second Year On Tuesday Nights
Reminder lists two games each Tuesday under lights at the local field. Boys ages nine to 12 play on the regulation field as the league enters its second year. Billy Cornett Jr. is mentioned as the son of Mr. and Mrs. Ward Cornett Jr. of Pineville.
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Billy
Ward Cornett Jr
Pineville
Ingemar Johansson Renews Contract in Sweden
Ingo Inks Contract GOTEBORG Sweden AP Ingemar Johansson the world heavyweight champion signed a new contract with Rosensohn Enterprises delaying the return match with Floyd Patterson to sometime between March 1 and June 15 next year. The agreement follows three days of talks between Johansson and Swedish advisers and a six man American delegation led by Jack Dempsey. The deal sets no fixed date or site. the promoter will choose.
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Goteborg
Sweden
Ingemar Johansson
Rosensohn Enterprises
Johansson
Floyd Patterson
Jack Dempsey
Return meeting set with Dempsey for J H return match
Dempsey stated all misunderstandings between Jo Hansson and the Irving Kahn Vincent Velella group are cleared up. Velella, president of the reorganized Rosensohn Enterprises, and Kahn, a director, accompanied Dempsey to smooth the way for the return meeting.
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Johansson
Irving Kahn
Vincent Velella
Velella
Rosensohn Enterprises
Kahn
Black Knight golfers beat Bluefield in Sunday match
Black Knight Country Club defeated Bluefield Country Club 25 1 2 to 81 2. Joe Stoddard shot a 68 to lead scoring. Individual matches: Stoddard and Ned Payne III beat Cartwright and Rangley 3 0. Ellis and Salango beat Strupp and Mitchell 2 0. White and Berry beat Lazenby and Blades 3 0. Thompson and Reed beat Osborne and Montgomery 3 0. Scherer Jr. and Hall beat Thompson and Hall 3 0. Haynes and Baker beat Reynolds and Cooper 3 0. Campbell and Callison beat Perry 3 0. Yates and Forsemace beat McBride and Shrewsberry 2 1. Harless and Venner beat Johnson and Carter 3 0. Hurt and Woodyard beat Elliott and Manis 21 2. Meen and Joyce beat Ferrell and Terry 3 0.
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Black Knight Country Club
Bluefield Country Club
Joe Stoddard
Ned Payne
D. George Cartwright
Doug Rangley
Harry Ellis
Joe Salango
D. Jim Strupp
Jack Mitchell
Cotton White
Jim Berry
D. H. C. Lazenby
Elliott Blades
Jim Thompson
Hoppy Reed
Jack Osborne
W. G. Montgomery
L. L. Scherer Jr
Dan Hall
D. Lacy Thompson
Jason McGuire
Francis Haynes
Bill Baker
Bluefield
Wayne Reynolds
John Cooper
Nash Campbell
Orin Callison
D. Bill
Earl Perry
Harold Yates
George Forsemace
D. W. L. McBride
Tom Shrewsberry
Paul Harless
Paul Vennar
D. Chap Johnson
Henry Carter
Fred Hurt
Bus Woodyard
Eddie Elliott
Roy Manis
Gill Meen
Gene Joyce
Chester Ferrell
J. G. Terry
Eccles Little League to Host Wiener Roast at Youth Center
The Eccles Little League will hold a wiener roast at the Eccles Youth Center from 7 to 9 p.m. Thursday and asks parents to contact Chris Hinte or Hubert Lawson to help or contribute. The league ended its 1959 season Sunday with an all stars team defeating the Yankees 11 9. the Yanks won the league championship this year.
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Eccles Little League
Eccles
Chris Hinte
Hubert Lawson
Yankees
Yanks
Tommy Holt
Redlegs
Rosburg Elected PGA Tournament Committee Chair
Bob Rosburg, 32, of Palo Alto California, winner of the PGA Championship earlier this month, was unanimously chosen to head the seven member PGA Tournament Committee. The appointment makes Rosburg chairman of the board that controls the PGA's extensive tournament golf program.
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Dunedin
Fla
Bob Rosburg
PGA
Rosburg
Palo Alto
Calif
Hot Putter Wins For Anne Quast In U S Women's Amateur
Anne Quast the defending champion from Marysville Washington won her first round match 5 and 4 over Marge Burns of Greensboro NC at Congressional Country Club. Quast trailed early then parred seven of the last nine holes while sinking a 15 foot birdie and three final wins.
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Washington
Anne Quast
Marge Burns
Greensboro
N. C
U. S
Anne
Marysville
Wash
Congressional Country Club
Joanne Goodwin
Haverhill
Mass
Massachusetts
Davis L. White
Winchendon
Little League World Series Opens in New Stadium
The 20th annual Little League World Series starts in Williamsport Pa with two afternoon games in a 10 000 seat stadium. Schenectady New York faces Valleyfield Quebec and San Juan Puerto Rico meets Hamtramck Michigan in the first round. Eight teams compete after playoff eliminations from 5200 affiliated leagues worldwide. The title game is set for Saturday. Monterrey Mexico is disqualified for territorial restrictions in team selection.
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Pennsylvania
Schenectady
N. Y
Valleyfield
Quebec
San Juan
Puerto Rico
Hamtramck
Mich
United States
Canada
Latin America
Europe
Monterrey
Mexico
Manager Skaff Signs Fielder Off Maryland Campus
Dur ham manager Frank Skaff signed right fielder Art Cles suras, last year after scouting on the University of Maryland campus, while with the Detroit Tigers in the Carolina League.
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Frank Skaff
Durham
Art Clessuras
University of Maryland
Detroit Tigers
White Oak swimmers at Invitational Meet summary
White Oak Country Club swimmers participated in the Invitational Meet at Black Knight County Club last week. The lineup included standout performances by team members in freestyle and relay events, showcasing a strong showing for the club.
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White Oak Country Club
Black Knight County Club
Mount View Captures Coal River II Title
Mount View won the Big Coal River Babe Ruth League title by beating Dorothy 14 to 7. A nine run sixth inning broke open the game as Charles Jarrell led with a homer, a single and five RBIs, while Clay went 2-for-2. Dorothy scored in the first and third, Mount View added in the sixth and eighth innings for the clinching win.
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Mount View
Whitesville
Babe Ruth
Dorothy
Charles Jarrell
Clay
Keatley Nichols Compete In 60th Grand American Trapshoot
Keatley and Nichols join fellow marksmen Gene Keatley Beckley and Thomas J Nichols Mullens in Vandalia Ohio for the 60th Grand American Trapshoot Tournament. About 40 national championships and over 2 500 shooters compete as a cross section of participants including women and various handicaps. The event runs daily 8 am to 6 pm with ties shot off at dusk. The ATA HQ is Vandalia Ohio with 30 traps over a mile and a half.
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Gene Keatley
Beckley
Thomas J. Nichols
Mullens
Vandalia
Ohio
Kansas
Chicago
U. S
Canada
Emerson Clark
Preston
Ontario
West Virginia
E. H. Wolfe
Charleston
Keatley
The
ATA
Greater Dayton
Herb Parsons
Herb
Winchester Western Arms Company
Olin Mathieson Chemical Corporation
New 3 Layer Tablet Brings Hay Fever Relief
Chicago reports a three layer tablet named Cristan offers faster relief from nasal congestion sneezing and itchy watery eyes. The product, Dristan Decongestant Tablets, works through the bloodstream to open blocked passages and is available without prescription with a satisfaction guarantee or money back.
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Chicago
Ill
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