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iEW YORK-—A second- major--le&gtfe aH«stiur igame ^ Infill
Angelo?, Augr•3, to help boost the p'ayersV pension
oas eh a?. 1 o ormi s s: oner F ctcS: Fri ofc bar aim o?:nr»$d ’ *
* i The makeup of. the reams', a decision on--pother it
ticker prices and other details will bo announced
two.league presidents, TH&rren Giles of the'National
can# ^ -- - h
bo played .this season in LoS
.fund . by aaore than $250*000*;
t" ' ■ *?• «' '' * .
will be, a day or nighJb £ame*
after Frick has. met with the
and Joe Cronin* of theLAmeri
TAIPEI, FQiRMOSA---Nat io nalist China will request roadmission to the International'
Olympic Committee as • wThe Republic Of China Olympic Committee, n the newspaper*
China News stated# . . .*»,
- “The I,Q#C. ruled .on May. 28 that it cdhld- no; ,-t longer: Tatoept Formosa,s former
name, Chinese National Olympic Committee# -The I*O.C# said it reached this decis
ion because the Formosa government does not rule the communist-held China main
Land#
JEW YORK---Ingamar Johansson, the happy'swede, claimed a double victory as he and ’
?loyd Patterson headed down the home stretch toward their' big fight, June 25,
*ith' all obstacles removed* • • ■ :
7 Challenger Johansson,' back in camp- at Grossinger, N.Y., not only kayoed con
tender Eddie Maohen in federal court,* but he claimed,- nI think I win the first
-ound over Patterson** . • * ; -
Ingemor claimed a psychological victory over champion Patterson during the
official signing of contracts at headquarters of the New York State Athletic Co
ami ssion* • ••••*«■* v
”1 keep looking at Patterson and staring at him,M Johansson explained, *?But he
io look at mo* He won't look at me once. I think I win the first round over ,him
iph?M
Patterson, book in camp At Chatham, N,J., had no comment* *~But manager Cub p'»
&nato, who moved into camp for the first time, declared, *If that's the way Jo
lansson thinks, what a surprise he'&-going to get—when he steps into that ring*”
Johansson's .triumph over contender Maohen of Rqdding, Calif., was completed
/hen federal judge,. Irving R, Kaufmant/denied Maohen'sodnjU&etion application to (
?orce Johansson to fight him in a return match before uny bdut >wlth Patterson*
CHICAGO, ILL#—End Woodley Lewis signed his contract ^ith the Chicago Cardinals,:
jhe tenth oontraot of hi's pro oareer# , ...
Lewis, who played with the Cardinals for the past three'seasons, led the Chi
cago "rerun in>pass receiving last year, oatohing 46 passes for 690 yards ondvfgur
•jov -.v ownso j.\ , . •
V’ o ■ T-rds also signed veteran offensive taokle Bobby Cross# Cross, who ann
ovnt 'f , h i Retirement., at '.the end of the-1969 season, said he had decided to play
pro • uo'.jtU for another ‘year«
3ED»—«!h© Baltimore Orioles i-onnounoed the signing of Robert Saverine,
an l9«y»ia:' ->oId shdrtstop-Tram Darien, Cohn#; for an estimated #35,000 bonus#!- ‘ **-.
A switch™hitter, Saverine batted #470 while playing for a Darien high school
team this^ear* He tfas; an all-state tteseball and basketball player- during his
nigh school carsdr* • ■ * --U
Saverine will report to the Orioles for o preliminary trial and then will be
assigned either to Pensacola-in the (reorgia-Elorida League or to a team in the
Appaiachian Rookie League »■,..* *C
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