Zyglewicz Wins Fourth Round TKO Over Parrotte
Zyglewicz stopped Parrotte in the third round after a series of uppercuts and a right to the jaw. Parrotte’s camp claimed an eye-thumb blocked stoppage. referee and doctor ruled the fight unsafe as Parrotte showed incoherence and danger signs.
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Zyglewicz
Ziggy
Campbell
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DeMaria
Kitty Coy Wins Pownal Feature at Honest Red Racecourse
Kitty Coy a six year old bay mare trained by L J Cartwright ridden by Kenny Pruden led from the start to win the feature at Pownal Vermont on a fast track in 59.3 seconds over five furlongs with Honest Red second and Admiral Twain third. The card also included multiple trotting races and a heavyweight boxing result featuring Ziggy Zyglewicz in Houston.
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Kitty Coy
Green Mountain
Admiral Twain
Hinaney
Don McCoy
Kenny Pruden
L. J. Cartright
Honest Red
Ziggy Zyglewicz triumphs in Troy boxing card
Ziggy Zyglewicz defeated Goldie Parrotte of Puerto Rico by fourth round technical knockout as Dr Ed Campbell halted the bout. The 19-0 heavyweight earned praise from Carmen Basilio and promoter Ted Bayly while fans packed the arena for a vibrant upstate boxing night in Troy.
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Machen
Jerry Quarry
Los Angeles
Quarry
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Benny Rosa
New York City
Joey Basilio
Cana- Stota
Basilio
Angelo Micozze
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Lake George
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Troy
Bob Taft
Watervliet
Ed Kruszewski
Stan Kuchesky
Willy Twork
Bill French
Ted Bayly
Bayly
Eight Boxers Vie For Clay's Crown
Floyd Patterson joined Jerry Quarry in the eight man heavyweight elimination setup to crown Cassius Clay's successor. Semifinals and final to be televised by ABC with dates to be announced. Patterson in line for $50,000 quarter finals and $125,000 final. Joe Frazier and George Chuvalo out. final likely next year in the United States.
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World Boxing Association
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New Yorker
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Los Angeles
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Calif
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Sports Action, Inc
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California
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Bonanza Boxing Club
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Louisville
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Philadelphia
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Offenbach Stadium
Frankfurt
Germany
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Oscar Bonavena
Argentina
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Joe Frazier
George Chuvalo
Toronto
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ABC
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Marlboro
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New York State Athletic Commission
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Bennett's 34 Leads Frear Golf in Twi Light League
Ed Bennett shot a two under par 34 to lead the American League division of the Frear Park Twi Light League golf play that night. Clarence Tofle won the National League with 37, while Ron Dickinson and Jerry Sulty tied with 41s to lead the International League. Jim Wichelns won the Eastern League with a 45. Other results include multiple 4 0 postseason scores across American, National, International and Eastern leagues with several players winning over opponents.
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Clarence Tofle
Ron Dickinson
Jerry Sulty
Jim Wichelns
Jack Keef
Frank Granger
Jack Hardy
Ed Hansen
Charlie Mackey
Bob Roddy
Cliff Hughes
Dave Blair
Frank Mine
Purello Named Hudson Valley Coach After RP I Move
Purello, a 1950 Syracuse graduate and former Engineer football star, leaves RP I to join Hudson Valley as baseball coach and athletic staff head. He inherits wrestling duties and replaces Duane Whittaker, while RP I reorganizes with Don Schmidt stepping down, Allen Peppard named varsity tennis coach, and Lloyd Barnhart added to athletics. Purello’s RP I era yielded a 108-79 mark with only two losing seasons despite a slow start this year finishing 6-6.
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Joe Purello
Hudson Valley
Rensselaer Poly
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Troy
Don Schmidt
Allen Peppard
Steve Babcock
Lloyd Barnhart
Duane Whittaker
Philip Schuyler High School
Union
Parello
Young Team Wins Northeastern New York Pro Member Tourney
In Amsterdam at the Municipal course a team led by Claude Young posted a best ball 57 to win by one stroke. Partners Bill La Goy Frank Milano and George Rosetti finished with 20 and 28 while Guy Farina’s group shot 28 and 30. Pro scores ranged with Young at 70, Gerlak 73, Czwakiel 74, and several others from 75 to 81 reflecting a tight field in this Northeastern New York event.
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Winding Brook
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Bill LaGoy
Frank Milano
George Rosetti
Guy Farina
Caroga Lake
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Mike Surello
Bob Kosinski
George Lawrence
Alex Gerlak
Twaifskill
Marty Czwakiel
Normanside
Frank Stuhler
Antlers
Fred Belsanee
Adams
Mass
John Gaucas
van Schaick
Bill Gressick
Catskill
Bill Schumann
Columbia
George Faulkner
Wolferts Roost
Glen Young
Pinehaven
Chuck Kusher
Amsterdam! Muny
Jim Hutchins
Wood
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Jim Murray
Pinel
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Frank Misarti
Green Mansions
James' Sarina
Bob
Nith
Llwrence Maitel
Kingsboro
Beman Sharp In Drill On Hoylake Ahead Of Open
Deane Beman former British and U.S. amateur champion joined Jack Nicklaus in a Hoylake practice round as the British Open field gathered. Beman shot par 72, Nicklaus 74, with Bert Yancey 74 and Joe Carr 78. Gary Player led the morning with four under par 68, while the overnight favorite list named Nicklaus, Brewer, and Player as top contenders.
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Philadelphia
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Sanders
Doug Sanders
Ojai
Calif
Phil Rodgers
San Diego
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Player
Bruce Devlin
Australia
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Rodgers
Peter Thomson
Smith's No Hitter Leads Akin's 6-0 Victory
Smith hurled a no hitter as Akin's All-Stars extended their win streak to ten by blanking the Troy K of C 6-0 in a City Softball game. Bob Vogt and Gerry Bracken each doubled and singled, Ned Townley added a triple in the 12 hit effort. Gary McClure took the loss as the K of C suffered their seventh defeat in 11 starts.
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All-Stars
Troy K
Bob Vogt
Gerry Bracken
Ned Townley
Gary McClure
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Reid Signs with the Philadelphia 76ers
Jim Reid a 6 foot 5 forward from Winston-Salem State College signed a contract with the Philadelphia 76ers, the NBA club announced yesterday.
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Philadelphia
Jim Reid
Winston-Salem State College
Philadelphia 76Ers
National Basketball Association
Local League Scores and Tonight's Matches Outline
Early line shows XK. of C 0 200-3 41 Fords 004 10x-5 82 and 4th place exchanges. Details list players from several teams including Valente and Burner with doubles and singles. Tonight at 6:34 VFW vs Fazioli's Insurance and other scheduled games in the Rensselaer K of C and Kiwanis, Masons, Master Equipment, and Verdiles events.
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Jim Kutley
Tom Marsolais
Dave McGivern
Bob Bouchey
Bob Schultow
Dave Messier
Soli Hemer
Jim Poleto
Greg Beemer
Rocky DeCarlo
Gary Radigan
Curt Durrivage
Bill Touissant
Mark Burner
Valente
Bill Valente
Kelly McBain
Jeff Teal
VFW
Fazioli
Insurance
Rensselaer K
Kiwanis
Steve Mahar
Louis Hemin
Ken Agans
Joe Perez
Ken Forte
Don LaMarre
Keith Merkley
Bill Reynolds
Masons
Independents Lansingburgh gain in league playoffs report
Report lists players and line scores from a Lansingburgh independent team league playoff matchup. Players include Ian Grotte Waldman Bob Keith Marty Slein Olback Tom Blair Tony Hickey and others with multiple singles doubles and a grand slam noted. The piece mentions Westons Reddy McGrath Bauer Dergarahian Chartier Harrington and Sage Bros Cahill's as opponents or participants.
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Waldman
Bob Keith
Marty’ Sleinaca
Olback
Tom Blair
Tony Hickey
Dave Paradise
Ted Hytker
Frank Hope
Bob Daigneault
George Moise
Mike Wal
Rick Novak
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Fauthier
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Dou. Vaigneault
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Rieti
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Ae Jaigneault
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Swathings
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Westons
David Reddy
Mark McGrath
Jim Bauer
Larry Dergarahian
Larry Dergurahian
Wayne Chartier
Tim Harrington
Sage Bros
Cahill
Lombardi Pleased With Deal For Taylor Trade
Green Bay coach Vince Lombardi said the deal sending fullback Jimmy Taylor to the New Orleans Saints met his requirements a top draft pick and a Saints player. He noted Taylor’s departure will be felt but Packers receive adequate compensation. Hornung’s No 5 will not be worn again by Green Bay while Lombardi coaches. Jim Grabowski could inherit No 31.
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Wis
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Green Bay Packers
Jimmy ‘Taylor
New Orleans Saints
Lombardi
Saints
Taylor
New Orleans
Packers
Taylors
Paul Hornung
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Harnung
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Illinois
Long-shot winners split River Downs daily double payoff
In Cincinnati at River Downs two long shots produced a daily double payoff of 6,574.60 dollars. Alda Task won the first race paying 115.20 while Stn Oasis captured the second at 86.80 dollars.
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River Downs
Alda Task
Stn Oasis
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