Giants Fall Hard as Fisher Debuts in 13-3 Loss
UPI reports Eddie Fisher, fresh from the minors, faces the Pirates in his major league debut as the Giants suffer a 13-3 shellacking. Hank Aaron homered three times for the Braves in San Francisco’s defeat, while the Indians split a New York doubleheader to keep pace in the pennant race.
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Johnny Antogelli
Casteel Leads Ukiah Pony-Grad League Impact
Casteel tops Masonite 1922 in a high scoring night as Ralph Maize and Johnny Miller spark the offense. Miller belts a triple, Graziano adds two hits, and Johnson limits Masonite with eight strikeouts in four innings. Hollow Tree edges Magonite 5-3 behind Turner’s double and triple.
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Matured champ primed for best fight of career
Chatham New Jersey Floyd Patterson, aged 24, trains for his title defense against unbeaten Johansson. Trainer Dan Florio says Patterson is fully conditioned after recent outings and appears improved in speed and power. Patterson plans to fight near 182 pounds, Johansson about 197, with no fixed fight plan, adapting in the ring.
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Big Fight Week Ahead For Fans
New York reports three international boxing title bouts led by Patterson vs Johansson at Yankee Stadium in a 15 round major heavyweight showdown. Patterson seeks his 22nd straight win as Johansson aims for a 22nd straight victory and his 27th KO.
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Standings from Saturdays and Sundays baseball results
Boston beat Chicago 8 2 and 9 0 to lead a doubleheader Hoy. Kansas City topped Baltimore 6 2, New York defeated Cleveland 10 2, Detroit 7 Washington 4, and Sunday Washington split with Detroit 4 3 and 7 5. Cleveland 4 2 New York first. Cleveland 5 4 New York second in 14 innings. Chicago 3 Boston 2. Kansas City 7 Baltimore 0.
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Wimbledon opens as Olmedo leads American entrants
Top seed Alex Olmedo headlines 12 Americans in the opening round of Wimbledon singles as 128 players begin the 73rd championships. British papers criticize Olmedo amid debates over his US Davis Cup role, described as Peru’s gift to the US and a lend-lease player. The field includes Neale Fraser, Nicola Pietrangeli, Bobby Wilson, Barry Mackay, Kurt Nielsen, Roy Emerson, and other U.S. players.
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Box and Tollini Lead North Ukiah Loop Race Action
Box and Tollini maintain a one game lead in North Ukiah Little League as the season nears its end. Box and Tollini beat the Lions Chub 11 to 8 while the Ukiah Cleaners were defeated 19 to 4 by Garzini’s five-hit pitching and a three-run homer. Jaycees routed Potter Valley 13 to 2. Chefs and Jaycees chase second with 9-4 and 8-5 records respectively.
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Killer Desire Sought for Swede Before Big Fight
Grossinger New York Up ingo Karlsson has taken charge of Ingemar Johansson brain to forge a killer mindset for the Thursday Yankee Stadium bout with Floyd Patterson. The Sweden physician plans a final four hour mental conditioning session as Johansson finishes 192 rounds of sparring and rests with Karlsson near the arena.
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