Patterson Beats Harris In Twelfth To Retain World Crown
Floyd Patterson survived a late knockdown to stop Roy Harris in the 12th round at Wrigley Field. Harris pressed the Texan challenger with brutal head and body blows, suffering a cut beside the right eye as Patterson rallied from a second-round knockdown. Patterson, weighing about 184 pounds to Harris’s 184 or so, landed a decisive right in the 12th to floor Harris twice more, securing a dramatic title defense before an excited crowd.
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Mloyd Patterson
Roy Warris
Wrigley Pier
New Yorker
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Regeme Callahan
NE Fire Department Plays Center Station
A garbled report mentions the NE Fire Department at Center Station, with Capt. Russ Sheehan linked to a repair effort and central station piloted by Lisul. It cites a rough boxing recap involving Patterson, Archie Moore, and supporters debating stamina and a tough bout, per United Press Titennational.
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Patterson
Archie Moore
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United Press Titennational
Keep In Tune With God Athletic Conference Told
Joses Park and Adrian Burk urged conference attendees to prioritize Christian living over sports. Rex Kiowley of Lincoln challenged delegates to align time with faith while athletes and coaches reflected on spirituality amid competition. A YMCA rally featured demonstrations as speakers emphasized moral focus beyond performance.
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Ty Brather
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Turiinee
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Genie Kell
YMCA
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Uklahoma
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Gagehy
United States dominates Davis Cup zone final win
The United States swept the American Zone final against Argentina. Wins by Wichwadson over Sorvino 6-2 2-8 6-2 and Barry McKay over Marea 6-2 6-2 6-2 kept the U S ahead, securing a path to interzone finals against the Philippines. The match was held at Westcbostey County Club with a small crowd of 21 spectators.
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Argentina
Hh Wichwadson
Edie Sorvino
Cand
Barry MbleKay
Bivrique Marea
Argertt Amd
Yankees
Thadson
Westcbostey Cott
Satchel Paine Sentenced in License Violations
A Miss Marlins pitcher named Satchel Paine received a two day jail sentence by Municipal Judge Snowden for performing without a license. The judge suspended the term, tapping off a day for each win as Paine continues his baseball career, facing rivals like Luke Master in a recent match where Paine allowed a single two hitter.
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Satchel Paine
Miss Marlins
Paine
Munivinat
Snowden Fyr
Tre Sporta
Paige
Shivick UK
Luke Master
Sanday
Buffalo
Moo
Marlins
Iaegare
Viel Pateini
Anderson Retails Newport Tennis Title
Anderson defeats Australian Ashley Cooper in Newport to win the title, with Cooper challenging on quick serves while both players endure a damp court. Montreal 5 Rochester 2.
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Newport
Cad
Rat
Chief Aide Gets Sanders Job At UCLA Football
George Dickersin former chief assistant to Jain Henry A Sanders was named to the UCLA football coaching staff. Funeral services for Sanders, who died in Nashville after medical care in Los Angeles, will be conducted this afternoon at Memorial Park.
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UPI
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Ucla Sea
Nashvile
Fenn
Nashville
Bos Angeles
Eltriat
Memorial Park
Vandlachit
National League and American League standings and pitchers notes
Yesterday results show mixed NL scores with Pirates and Dodgers in play and Cardinals and Phillies in the mix. Probable pitchers include Shalerdeft, Willey, Antone, Degaile, Vodvos, and Pascual for various matchups across NL and AL games. Eastern League notes list standings and leading scorers in several cities.
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Boston
Dellavan
Sullivan
Bank Note Wins Saratoga Race On Late Rally
Bank Note driven by Harold Miller for Arden Tomestead Stable of Goshen wins a tight stretch duel at Saratoga, beating Phoebe Darnley and Madie Wanever as Worthy Gallon takes a later heat in the same program. The win pays $2.40 with a 2:06 4/5 clocking amid the racing card.
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Goshen
Phoebe Darnley
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Madie Wanever
Iangilis
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Saratoga Raceway
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Thal
Our Excellency Coves
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Murite
Ruomen Caan
Th Sau
Marie Vikcin
Meier Va
Anne Gentian
Count Vania
Wisi “Pine
Vine Vibac
Inga Atendanery
Handy
Bimitti
Hamivery
Martins Cup 20 6 Wins First City Softball Series Game
Martins defeats Woltys 20 to 6 in game one of the City Softball League best of three. Winning pitcher Jim Hart, batsmen Mt Batalata and Jim Colaner led with two hits each. Zepl and Jones homered for the winners. Next game set for 112th Street at 6:15.
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Woltys
Jim Hart
Mt Batalata
Jim Colaner
Marvy Zepl
Boty Jones
Thensers
112Th Street
Nalian Wins Feather Crotin As Moe Quits
Sergio Capriri won the European featherweight boxing title after Sneyers of Delgiv injured and quit from the ring. Capriri landed a powerful hook in the canvas, earning a technical knockout as the referee awarded him the victory.
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Feather
Moe
Sah Reino
Wily Tapi
Sergio Capriri
Deat Sneyers
Delgiv
Wreckem Race Special at Empire Oval Tomorrow
The season’s second Wreckem race will be staged tomorrow night at Empire Raceway in Menands. Cael Hoopp, co-promoter, says at least six vehicles are entered as the track again hosts one of its popular special events. Local and out of state drivers, including Troy’s Ken Goadermiale and others from Schenectady and Ravenay, are set to compete in the seven event program plus the Wreckem race.
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Menands
Cael Hoopp
Towa
Reneed
Troy
Ken Goadermiale
Dick Mixon
Wares House
Conny Howie Westervell
Ravenay Link Pettit
Schenectady
Fiat Ace
Will Hemi al Hd
Johnsonville Pacer To Compete
Johnsonville harness horse to race in the county fair harness event at Rhlueheek on Saturday. The Saturday feature includes a six day all night stand and other fair shows with Granelstands.
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Johnsonville
Fetevington
Orioles Slam A's 8 2 in big rally with homers
The Orioles defeated the Kansas City Athletics 8 to 2, powered by Gene Woodling and Dick Williams homers in the sixth inning. Ralph Terry took the loss for KC, as Baltimore moved within a half game of fourth place behind Detroit.
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Dick Williams
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Kansas City Athletics
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Bob Boyd
Ralph Terry
Williams
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Harry Graft
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Torre
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Senators Top Springfield in Ninth Inning Thriller
Albany Senators beat the Springfield Giants 5 4 in a ninth inning rally. Silvara delivered a single to left scoring Ken Myer to lift Howie Reed to his eighth win. Reed limited Springfield to five hits and one intentional walk, while Magar and Perry contributed key hits for Albany.
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Ken Myer
Albany Senators
Springfield
Giants
Hawking Stadium
Silvara
Howie Reed
Reed
Hilyer
Wd Hersek
Gordon MacKerth
Milyer
Jose Magar
Bob Perry
Albany
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Avaa
Mackenale
Sirola defeats Ayala for Bavarian tennis crown
Orlanuo Sirola of Maly defeated Luis Ayala of Chile in a gruelling three hour match to win the Bavarian international tennis crown yesterday.
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Orlanuo Sirola
Maly
Luis Ayala
Chile
Troy Babe Meeting Discusses Player Prospects and Rates
A meeting of the Troy Babe Mth League will be held Thursday at 8 30 pm at the Mating Community Center on Seed Street. Parents of players and any interested persons are invited to attend to discuss program, Catskill, and Sis Cramer and to determine mayo rates.
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Seed Street
Ag Avell
Pergins
Probeck
Catskill
Sis Cramer
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