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“Tomorrow night is a big night -in. the boxing world,
: Tomorrow night takes place. ‘at Yankee Stadium the long

. awaited bout in which World Heavyweight Champion Floyd
Patterson steps into the ring.to defend his title against the
hot European contender Ingemar Johansson.

   

'. ers have been training vigorously.

| Givision.
- However, on the other hand, if we were to take Assoclated

' Press Staff Writer Murray’ Rose seriously, tomorrow. night's

match will be quick-ending’ and dull.

: plosive, ‘bloody battle tonight” is what Mr. Rose ‘figures,
. For Johansson,
be: ‘in: his “thunder and. lightning” right, hand. .
A big question’ about Ingo’s right that will be’ ‘answered

-acher's, the boy: who. floored , the champion once...

“His right. ‘packed ; enough | punch. to» ‘Anack out Eddie
Machen in.one. round and if*he can: get at Patterson’s jaw
in ‘a' reasonable length of time it will. be curtains for the
7 champ: ‘Patterson at ‘that time was said. to “be: afraid of

: Machen.

“Is it’ really true that the champ has’ a. glass jaw?

- Because he’s been knocked to the. canvas. doesn’t mean
- to say. his chin is weak. Other great champs Gene Tunney,
Jack Dempsey. and Joe Louis. have all gone down.
In fact Dempsey was knocked right out of the ring by
: Luis Firpo in.1923 and Joe Louis got the same treatment
: from Buddy Baer in 1941,
" Patterson, who has fought 35 bouts; won 25 on knockouts,
' nine on decisions and lost one by decision, is considered a

. way of the hard hitting Swede?

. Johansson, who. has fought 21 bouts, won 13 by. knock-
- outs, seven by decision and one on a foul, has a very deadly
punch and ‘needs only to use it once to put the. champ away.
But there are many things against. Johansson—this being,
only - his second fight out of his country—Patterson’s past
record for knockouts, the. champ’s successful .training under
. skillful Cus
. on top after being hit by some hard hitting right handers.
_ Patterson yesterday was 342-1 favorite to win and 2-1

_ choice to. score a knockout. It was 6-1. odds that Johansson

would-not knock out the champ.

. So if you, want to be sure of ‘your ‘bet ‘place it on Patter-
~ son. He may hit. the canvas‘ once but then again: he may
‘ come, back and knock out the Swede sometime | -after the
“ seventh round. " ;
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Another big event coming up, but on the local sports

Parks: ‘Commission chairman, Art Murray... .-:

' It makes one wonder if- this sprint can “actually be
Classified as a sport: after all the specifications and clauses
‘they’ ‘have stressed. vos ‘
to demand a saliva test of Murray such as they use on horses
_to make sure they are not doped. - 4

Murray should be in good condition after his four-mile
jaunt. around the city’s main streets and parks even though
-he. did come’ in ‘last when. he and his two trainers, Bob An-
derson and Don Wanamaker ran around Roosevelt Park.

nice and’ brisk at that time” said the Mayor, “I’m in perfect
physical - condition.’ '.

The odds:in Lester's’ training camp are 3- 2 that Murray
won't. finish 220 yards.

The big argument is where it’s going to be held.

1. The Mayor says he wants it to take place on Third Avenue
West. ’

Question now is who is to decide the location——The. ,Mayor
of Prince Rupert or the publicity chairman of the Elks July
1 celebrations.

Sports writers from coast.to coast’ in the U.S. have made -
their predictions in many colorful ways, hundreds of. Ameri- ~
cans have bought up the $100 ringside seats and both fight- :

So if the weather holds up it will be a good spectator’

fight—probably one of the best ever staged in the heavyweight “| to Spokane Indians.

“Heavyweight champion Floyd Patterson : will knock out
Sweden’s: Ingemar Johansson'in ‘the. first’ ‘round . of an. ex-

he says, his “only © ‘chance. ‘appears, to.

tonight is whether it can be more powerful’ than Pete Radem~

much faster boxer than Johansson, but can he’ keep out of |

D’Amato, and the fact that Floyd has wound up ~-

“scene, is the 220-yard race between. Mayor Fed. Lester and —

* The. mayor said today that before the race he’s going

“Pm training secretly at 5 o’clock in the mornings—it’s’

Murray says he wants it at Roosevelt Park, 1 p.m. July

jing for

across in the seventh inning. Bill

‘San Diego
fighting hard|
for. top place |

By The Associated Press
San Diego Padres, moving

appear to be making their big
move to grab off fist place in
the Pacific Coast League pennant
battle.

Rainiers 2-0 Wednesday night
and climbed to within 24%, games
of the Jeague-leading Sacramen-
to Solons, who blew a 4-1 decision

San Diego, although in third
place, is only ‘one | percentage
point behind the faltering Van-
couver Mounties, who dropped
another game to the seventh-
place Phoenix Giants 5-4,

* Portland Beavers shaded Salt
Lake City Bees 1-0 in the other
league game. —

The San Diego-Seattle game
‘|was a tense battle of southpaws,
with Dick Stigman dealing for
the Pads and Claude Osteen go-
the Rainiers.
fanned nine and walked three.
Osteen, lifted for a pinch hitter
in the eighth, gave up six hits
and three walks while fanning
| SIX,

Both of San Diego’s runs came

Renna's single, a walk, Gene
Leek’s single and Rod Graber's
bases- loaded single did the dam-
age.

Solons nicked Spokane’s Chris
Nicolosi for nine hits, but the
league leaders managed to dent
the scoreboard only in the sixth
on a walk, an outfield fly and
Mike Krsnich’s single. A crowd?
of 9,329, a record for Spokane,
watched the Indians clinch the
victory in the second on a pair
of singles, a sacrifice, a sacrifice
fly and a two-base error.

The Mounties, down 5-2 going
into the last of the ninth inning,
picked up two runs on Jim
Dyck’s four-bagger but. they
couldn't put across the tying or
winning = runs. Billy Wilson
slammed out his 16th home run
of the season for Phoenix with
a mate aboard in the second in-
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along quietly and confidently,|.

The Pads whitewashed Seattle “.

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