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I A ------------------ TET --_---- 16 THE OSHAWA TIMES, Wednesday, June 22, 1960 --. Champion Ready For Return Bou NEW YORK (AP) 1 defi- nitely will give Johansson a re- turn fight. I'd like to fight him in 9 days. I will be a fighting champion this time. I will fight early and often So spoke Floyd Patterson fol- lowing his spectacular fifth-round knockout over Ingemar Johans- son Monday ni a victory that made him the first man in box ing history to regain the world heavyweight championship This was a new Patterson, far different from the mumbling voung man of a year ago who after his stunning defeat at the hands of the Swedish challenger let his manager, Cus D'Amato do all the talking D'Amato is not licensed in New York and was unable to sit in Patterson's corner. He was much in evidence in the winner's dress ing room at the Polo Grounds but Floyd spoke as if his man ager was across the Harlem River in Yankee Stadium. A REAL CHAMP For 'thé first time since I won t in 1956 [ feel I'm a real n the 25 vear old rson said I think the pub finally will accept me. At I hope so It was worth losing the title for this,"' he said. 'This is easily the most gratifying moment of my life. I never for a moment thought of losing, but to win this way t's just perfect. I can't tell you how happy I am "I'm the champ again. A real champ this time. Do you know vhat that means?" The only person have really known Lundgren, was asked whether he t might retire "That is his decision," she answered. "He will have to do a lot of thinking." FLARES AT QUERY Birgit flared up when someone asked whether Ingo"s peculiar training 'methods might have | heen partially responsible for his 'I WAS CAREIl "I was careless,' bled I 8 r-confid Something | atterson vas in our first Ingemar's face 1 pounding he had taken. .Johans son at first either refused or just couldnt talk to 1 te After keeping them aiting' for an hour, he sent word that he wasn't up to it He's 1." said Edwin Ahlquist, I» »m a r's adviser 'He'd lik y talk yu tomor row t fi in his ] heer ' he left ne SSIT room vith his mother, sist and ancee for an unk destin on, Johansson was d r e thought he be ready or a remaltcn He stared blankly for a mo ment, then said I'm going to think it over." Johansson's fiancee. Birgit Arnold Palmer Is Rated Cinch PORTMARNOCK, Ireland (AP) U.S. open golf champion Arn old Palmer is the glamor boy in Peter Thomson, four-time win ner of. the British Open, Gary defeat «'l see nothing wrong with them." she snapped. 'He trained just as hard for this fight as for the last one." Ingemar's mother, Ebba Jo- Jansson, said "it was a real shock. I always see him win be- fore. Now he loses and it is not so easy to take." Mrs. Johansson met her son in the dressing room She rushed into his arms, tears streaming down her cheeks. "It's a)l right, Ingemar," she whispered. "It's all right." A bystander didn't have the heart to ask him how it felt to be hit by what Patterson de scribed as "the hardest punch I ever hit anyone.' "It had to be," Floyd said. "I put everything behind it and I weighed more than I ever did for any other fight." Patterson at 190. weighed eight pounds more than he did in the first fight WON ONE ROUND The two judges and referee Artie Mercante gave Ingo only one round, the second, when the |Swede's vaunted right stopped Floyd briefly "The punch hurt," admitted Patterson. "But not as much as the people thought. I even winked to Irving Kahn (president of TelePrompTer, which bought the ancillary rights to the fight) to let him know that I wasn't hurt We're not laughing! But everybody else can enjoy a hearty chuckle at our expense. Join the crowds . .. get big values. We won't like it... but we're not foolin' . . . our lot is overstocked with quality Goodwill Used Cars . . . and we must clear them out. DON'T DELAY... DROP DOWN TODAY! . Player, reig 4 itis} 3 the four-day Canada Cup cham Player gning. British Open bad! ynshi i er » Port. champion from South Africa todd 1 po : A Thnk a Pot i : i Pp 2 When the last left landed 1a1rnoc 1 S a . 8 are rat r's . 10CK ! ang nead are rated Palmer's ayarvhodv in the p#rk knew Fifty-nine others will compete In the tournament won by Aus tralia last year. Stan Leonard of Vancouver took the individua € The bookies favored Palmer to ndividual tit] and United win the reckon 1e wi carry the States to a team title in partner- ship with Sam Snead. The Irish hookies favor the U.S, 2 to 1 fo the team championship, Aus tralia 4 'to 1, England, Ireland and South Africa 7 to 1. Wales 2 to 1, Spain and Scotland 14 to 1 and vanada and Argentina 16 to 1 Japan, Mexico, Belgium Hol land. Brazil, Egypt. Italy, China France, Denmark, Germany. Co lombia, Chile. New Zealand, Poi tugal, Switzerland, Peru and Philippines are all rated lower. PALMER BRIEFED Palmer le the course dif ficulties in a practice round Monday with British Amateur champion Joe Carr the man who knows Portmarnock better than most The team title goes to the two man squad posting the best com bined score after 72 holes. The individual crown goes to the man with the best 72-hole medal score. Most of the golfers at the moment are worried about the balmy, sunny, warm weather bathing the links on the edge of the Irish Sea 'I've been here for three days said Al Balding of Ter onto, playing in his fifth Canada Cup match. "It's Been fine and dry and windless all the time But t's going to be' a different lay-out" when the wind blows off the sea Bill Jurges Ready To Resume Job By FRANK ECK NEW YORK (AP)--Bill Jurge ousted manager of Boston Red Sox. said Monday he feels fine and already is eager to return to mapor league worries I'm ready to get back into harness," the 52-year-old former shortstop said in a telephone in- terview from his home in Silver Spring, Md I'm in fine health and really had 'no nervous break n down as ne stories have in- ferrec J 1 the Sox June poor health given as the reason Rumors about my healtl could hurt my chances of evel getting back and that's why I'd like to get this part straightened out. I'd like to get back as man ager or coach this year so lhat the man I work for can judge my results for next season. In fact, I nave a date to talk with a baseball executive tomogrow He said that when he was sick after a meal his doctor said "It would be nice if you could take three or four days off. It isn , yhecessary, but it would help." Jurges said 'That's vay it happened. I took the days off with permission of Mr. Yawkr (Red Sox president) and then was surprised when | was re placed by Mike Higgins the manager | replaced last Jul 3 People seem to forget tha when | took over the Red Sox they were in last place The finished fifth YESTERDAY'S STARS By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Hitting----Dick Groat, Pittsburgh Pirates, drove in two runs wit a pair of singles in 3-2 victor over St. Louis Cardi Pitching Whites k Yankee allowed on valked just one and ed the last i n orae victory over Detroit Tigers. Bowmaker ningdale. England. Monday, for the indivic von the 36 tournament at Sun I-round 65 for a tota tain's Bern e $1.000 top prize va all over Did Patterson Know I think so." he said. 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