Machen Folley Rematch Moves From TV to Ring Fight
In San Francisco at the Cow Palace Eddie Machen and Zora Folley prepare for a 12 round rematch after a dull 1958 draw. Non televised bout aims to produce a decisive result as promoters seek a fresh gate between fifty and sixty thousand dollars. Commission shifts to 12 rounds to fuel a potential elimination path toward Johansson or Patterson.
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Floyd Patterson
Notes From Squaw Valley on 1960 Winter Games
At Squaw Valley California during the 1960 Winter Games IBM prepared to tabulate results and built a $50,000 lodge. Japan requested fish and rice daily. snow levels rose, avalanche control guns fire daily, and a Navy snow compaction unit will form a 10 000 car parking area. Daily attendance may average 10 000 on weekdays and 25 000 on weekends with 7 50 tickets. Art Linkletter visited for athlete entertainment planning. Winter clothing tips advise stretch pants parka fleeced boots long underwear and sun glasses for both sexes.
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Cal Five May Take Top Rank Over Weekend
California 12 1 visits Washington State 7 8 Friday night then hosts Washington Saturday as unbeaten Bear leaders hope to move atop the national standings. Cincinnati 13 straight wins meets Bradley at Peoria while Villanova 12 0 faces West Virginia 14 1 at Charlestown with the Mountaineers favored.
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West Virginia
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Mountaineers
Chase Clings To All-Star Pin Lead TV Finals
In Omaha Nebraska stocky Bob Chase wearing a new glove led the National All-Star Bowling Tournament going into tonight’s payoff matches. The 100 game grind started last week and ends after tonight’s final quarter of four game rounds. Chase, 27, from Kansas City Kansas seeks to beat old pros Harry Smith Don Carter and Billy Welu as Marion Ladewig tops the women’s standings ahead of Sylvia Wene in Philadelphia as both chase another crown.
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Neb
UPI
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Don Carter
Billy Welu
St. Louis
Marion Ladewig
Grand Rapids
Mich
Ladewig
Sylvia Wene
Philadelphia
Federal boxing laws urged by Writers' Group at dinner
At the Boxing Writers Association annual dinner in New York heavyweights across the sport pressed for strong national boxing controls and for television to fund a boxing police force. Ingemar Johansson, named Fighter of the Year, urged U S national cooperation like European nations and recalled his stalled negotiations with Floyd Patterson for a title rematch while noting he has not been paid since defeating Patterson on June 16.
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UPI
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Accuracy Demanded In Ladies PGA Play
SEA ISLAND Ga. UPI The Sea Island LPGA Open opens with the new reserve nine challenging the ladies. The 18 hole Georgia course features doglegs water hazards and dense rough rewarding straight hitting and precision off the tee as the first stop on the 1960 tour.
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UPI
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Pro Bowl Feature Highlights Gino Marchetti Color
NFL greats headline the Pro Bowl as Eastern and Western conference stars clash in Los Angeles. Gino Marchetti stands out among defensive linemen, recounting his path from overlooked high school player to All-Pro with the Baltimore Colts and his uncertain future in football.
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Sam Huff
Bob Toneff
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Joe Kuharich
University of San Francisco
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California
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Los Angeles Rams
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Colts
McCovey and McCormick Sign Giant Giants New Pacts
Willie McCovey receives a $5,000 World Series share boost, lifting 1960 pay near $12,000 after a standout rookie season. Mike McCormick also signs with the Giants as Milwaukee, Chicago, and Cleveland reports note additional signings and contract talks across MLB.
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Milton Richman
San Francisco Giants
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Phillies
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Frank Torre
Tony Diaz
Dennis Overby
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Sam Drake
Billy Williams
Lou Johnson
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Earl Averill Jr
Seth Morehead
Ben Johnson
Cleveland Indians
Bubba Phillips
John
Honey) Romano
Frank Lane
Lane
Ward's and Foggy's Blank Foes Take Monday Night Lead
Ward's and Foggy's captured first place as Yokayo Bowl hosted the second half of the state bowling league. Brownie's Market Farmer's Insurance Daniels and Harlowe Ukiah Steel Oil Supply tied for runner-up at 2-1.
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Larry Knecht
Ray Olhiser
Don Thornton
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Chuck Turner
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Bud Frasier
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Chuck Emmerson
Nevada May Follow California Break
Reno UPI Nevada Boxing Commission set February 1 meeting to consider affiliating with the National Boxing Association after California quit the NBA amid criticism of its lax control on the hoodlum element. New York and Massachusetts had withdrawn earlier. Commissioner John Petrinovich said California’s move was in the right direction but Nevada should weigh circumstances carefully before deciding.
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Durable Sets Stage For Anton Playoff Tomorrow
Durable defeated Masonite 88 to 48 in the City League game last night at Pomolita to secure a rematch with Anton’s for the first round title. Eddie Graziano led with 23 points, followed by Brad Shear 18 Charley Hale 17 and Warren Baker 14. Masonite’s Bob Watts and Jack Kincade each finished with 18. The game was the lone league contest due to snow delaying Lakeport vs Crawfords. Admission tomorrow is 25 cents to help cover city league costs.
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Bob Watts
Jack Kincade
Watts
Kincade
Women's Golf News Captain Fahrney Wins Low Net
Captain Mona Fahrney earned low net in an 18 hole event with a 34 percent net. Dorothy Damon was runner up at 39 percent, Vivi Bones won 9 holes with 38 percent, and next week’s play will be combined net against an opponent. Ir en Hardie announced Vern Ecklund’s handicap cut from 21 to 17.
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Dorothy Damon
Vivi Bones
Handicap
Irene Hardie
Vern Ecklund
Ukiah Fort Bragg basketball slate in Friday plans
Ukiah will travel to Fort Bragg for two games tonight with a 7 p.m. start for the junior varsity and about 8 p.m. for the varsity which will be broadcast from Fort Bragg. Tomorrow Willits hosts Lakeport with a 7 p.m. junior varsity and 8 p.m. varsity encounter.
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Lakeport
Jordan Agrees to Title Bout with Basilio in June
Welterweight champion Don Jordan of Los Angeles will defend his title against ex-champion Carmen Basilio at Syracuse Auditorium on June 10. Norman Rothschild announced Basilio, of Chittenango New York, tentatively agreed. Jordan accepted for 35 percent of net receipts. Rothschild expects a gross gate of 175000 with a 75000 TV fee already guaranteed.
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UPI
Don Jordan
Los ‘Angeles
Carmen Basilio
Syracuse
N.Y
Norman ‘Rothschild
Rothschild
Basilio
Chittenango
Jordan
Purse of Eddie Bell Held Up After Ring Match
The Wilfie Greaves Eddie Bell 10 rounder ended in a third round TKO when Bell could not respond due to an eye irritation. Bell’s eye blur and foreign matter led to the stoppage and a boxing commission hearing was scheduled. Bell credited paint exposure for the eye issue and had his purse held pending the hearing.
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UPI
Pennsylvania Boxing Commission
Wilfie Greaves
Eddie Bell
Bell
Greaves
Detroit
Alfred Ayella, Jr
Boxing Commission
Washington, D.C
New Cabs Offer Wider Safer Comfortable Ride
New cabs are seven inches lower for easier entry while preserving road clearance. They feature more interior space for hats and hips and suspended pedals for extra foot room. The build is 67 percent more rigid, enhancing safety.
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