Johansson to Rest in Florida Before September Title Bout
Heavyweight champion Ingemar Johansson flies to Miami for a brief rest as Floyd Patterson’s trainer vows Johansson will reclaim the title in September after correcting a defensive flaw. Promoter Bill Rosensohn estimates a large net gate and profits from a future Johansson Patterson rematch.
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Baseball's big spending on young talent reshapes the game
The article notes major league clubs including the Yankees and Phillies are paying record bonuses to untested young players. It cites signings like a 17-year-old Wisconsin strikeout star for over 50 000 and Phil Ortega for about 75 000. Despite flubs, high bids persist as clubs seek star power to draw gates.
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Army Star Dawkins to Report for Paratrooper Training
Columbus Georgia reports that Pete Dawkins Army All American football star and Rhodes Scholar will report soon to Fort Benning Georgia for paratrooper training.
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Athletics seek waivers for veteran pitcher Russ Meyer
Kansas City Athletics announced waivers on 35 year old pitcher Russ Meyer to grant him unconditional release.
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Twenty Stitches Taken In John Logan Ankle
Milwaukee Braves shortstop Johnny Logan suffered a deep spike wound above his right ankle. Twenty stitches closed the gash after he was spiked by Cubs pitcher Dave Hillman during a pickoff at second base. He will miss seven to 10 days and the All-Star game in Pittsburgh.
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All Star Game Begins to Take Shape With Pitchers Named
New York June 29. Hoyt Wilhelm of Baltimore and Lew Burdette of Milwaukee emerged as probable starting pitchers for the 26th major league All Star game in Pittsburgh on July 7. The pitchers and alternates will be named by last name.
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Six Seconds For Exercise Idea Promises Quick Fitness
A July Reader's Digest ad promotes a German lab finding that six exercises at six seconds each, totaling 24 seconds, can build muscle tone without gym or equipment. Dr Steinhaus explains the method and encourages readers to buy the issue.
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All-Star Games Include Two West Coast Events This Summer
The pennant winners will select managers and 25 players each for July and a second All-Star game in Los Angeles on August 3. Players chosen in July will also appear in the August event, highlighting a busy midseason schedule.
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Free Report on Your Hair Loss Methods
A vintage style notice offers a no charge hair loss evaluation. Readers are asked to mail 8 or 12 hairs with name address age sex and sample method to the Erickson organization for personal private advice on home scalp treatments.
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