Patterson Eyes Tax Mess If Liston Bout Clears Gate
UPI reports Floyd Patterson's title defense vs Sonny Liston could trigger a heavy tax hit. If the U S Internal Revenue Service treats the 55 percent share of a potential $6-7 million gate as earned in the year, taxes could reach 90 percent on as much as $2.5-3 million. D’Amato notes approval hinges on money not being securely held, such as escrow, to avoid immediate taxation.
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Chicago
Floyd Patterson
Sonny Liston
U. S. Internal Revenue Department
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Cas D'Amato
Comiskey Park
Internal Revenue Bureau
D’amato
Baseball Scores From The American and National Leagues
Summary of recent games shows McBride Angels 11 to 4 over the Indians Donovan 18 to 8 over the Twins Stigman 9 to 4 over the Tigers Aguirre 13 to 6 over the Twins Pascual 17 to 8 over the Twins Purkey 20 to 5 over the Reds Sanford 20 to 5 over the Giants Drysdale 23 to 7 over the Dodgers Koufax 14 to 5 over the Dodgers Pierce 13 to 5 over the Giants
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Tigers
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Purkey
Reds
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Drysdale
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Belinsky Leaves Angels for Kansas City Trade
Irrepressible Bo Belinsky, 25, will be traded to the Athletics after this season to fulfill a July 21 deal that sent Dan Osinski to Los Angeles. Belinsky, who threw a no hitter May 5 against Baltimore, charges the Angels with broken promises while awaiting the move and vows he will not quiet down. He has eight wins and ten losses this season and remains in strong physical shape amid media glare.
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UPI
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Bo Belinsky
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Rochester
Bill Rigney
Rigney
Reds Return Home After Unsuccessful Road Trip
Cincinnati Reds come back from a tough road swing to open a short home stand with a two night doubleheader against the Chicago Cubs. Jim Maloney and Joe Nuxhall were set to pitch against Dick Ellsworth and Paul Toth as Cincinnati looked to stay close to the Dodgers. The Reds closed the trip with a 9-6 win over Milwaukee, led by Marty Keough, Vada Pinson, Johnny Edwards and Don Blasingame.
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Paul Toth
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St. Louis Cardinals
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Cleveland Signs Logan County Second Baseman Skeens
The Cleveland Indians signed Dana Lee Skeens a 20 year old second baseman from Switzer Logan County after workouts in Charleston He received no signing bonus and will report next spring to be assigned to a Cleveland farm club Skeens is a 1960 Logan High School graduate.
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Sophia II Field To Be Improved
Sophia Little League park will gain a concession stand with press box overhead and plans to remove the centerfield hump. The project aims to enlarge the park to host Senior Little League games on the same diamond, with final approval expected at the October meeting.
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Veneri
Upset Wins Feature Local Boxers in New Bedford and Jacksonville
United Press International reports two boxing results from New Bedford Massachusetts and Jacksonville Florida. Tim my Ford of Jacksonville outpointed Rockey Randell of Houston in a 10 round bout. Tom my Haden of New Bedford outpointed Jimmy Connors of New Bedford in a 12 round bout.
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Jacksonville
Fla
Timmy Ford
Rockey Randell
Houston
Tex
New Bedford
Mass
Tommy Haden
Jimmy Connors
Area Sportsmen Set Meeting For Sept 19
State Department of Natural Resources reports area sportsmen will meet September 19 at 7 30 p m in Raleigh County Courthouse to comment on 1963 hunting regulations. Ten meetings statewide follow Article 1 Section 7 part 7 Chapter 20 of the West Virginia Code.
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Monroe
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Raleigh
Summers
Wyoming
Punch a Tape and Plan Your Meals for a Month
Tired of slaving over a hot stove and washing dishes, readers are promised an automatic kitchen that cooks exotic meals from a punched month menu fed to a tape driven machine. After meals, dirty dishes go back to the device to be washed and stored for the next course. The piece touts cooking emancipation and daily food facts from Beckley newspapers.
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Minutemen Basketball Hopeful After Rebuilding Season
Coach Sante Boninsegna at Pineville with six returning lettermen seeks progress in a rebuilding year. The squad features senior Porky Ward weighing 200 pounds at tackle, senior John Shoemaker 180 pounds, and ends Pat Lamp and Andy Hoseh. Other returnees include Ronnie Stiltmen and Carlos Spencer, with ten juniors and eight sophomores backing them. The Minutemen opened 1962 with a 31-6 loss to Big Creek, then travel to Man and Northfork before hosting Mullens’ Rebels and facing county rivals Oceana and others in a busy schedule. Northwestern captain Jay Robertson from Kansas City named captain.
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Pat Lamp
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Alvin Johnson
Steve Hosch
Steve Halsey
Jack Mackenzie
Jerry Pendry
Earl Cook
Charles Neely
Bill Hatfield
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James Combs
Ronnie Ellison Ee
Baseball Leaders and Stat Totals for AL and NL
A compact tally of batting leaders and key hitting stats in the American and National Leagues. Notables include Runs, Hits, and batting averages for players such as Runnels Siebern Robinson Lumpe and Mays Aaron Cepeda along with home run and RBI leaders like Killebrew Mays and Davis.
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Braves
Redskins Offensive Shakeup Signals Potential Blossom
Pro football notes on the Washington Redskins outline a front office and player reshaping that could push the team toward a Lombardi era level of success. Key moves include a center switch, tight ends thriving, and a dual backfield with room for Bobby Mitchell. The evaluation praises bold moves but notes the club still lacks a definitive winning edge.
Weirton vs Charleston tops Kady’s football picks
Kady’s column predicts Weirton to beat Charleston 21 to 14 at Laidley Field with other picks across the state. Notable matchups include St Albans, Huntington, Parkersburg, Bluefield, Oak Hill, Crum, Wayne, and many regional games, detailing scores and outcomes for the season opener slate.
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Bearnarth Drops 11th Straight in International League
A 20-year-old Met bonus baby, Larry Bearnarth, who earlier starred at St John’s University, suffers his 11th straight loss after an 8-5 defeat to Buffalo. The Jacksonville Suns split with the Columbus Jets, winning 10-7 then losing 12-8, in a 50-hit, 15-homer marathon twinbill. The Toronto Maple Leafs, led by Jim Constable and five hits from Constable, beat Rochester 8-2 as Constable earned his 13th win.
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