Ali Stops Patterson In Seven Round Knockout at MSG
Muhammad Ali battered Floyd Patterson to a seventh round stoppage at Madison Square Garden capping a one sided battle in which Patterson was unable to hurt Ali as the referee stopped the bout with Patterson bleeding from a swollen left eye. Ali led on two judges 6 1 at the moment of the stoppage and held a rematch goal with Joe Frazier. Patterson entered the ring with 55 wins and 8 losses in a lengthy career while Ali improved to 37 with 1 draw and 0 losses in the ensuing bout.
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ED Schuyler JR
Associated Press
NEW York
Ali
Patterson
Ptterson
Muhammad Ali
Floyd Patterson
Madison Square
Duane Thomas bolts Chargers camp after contract dispute
The Chargers star Duane Thomas left San Diego camp amid contract talks with owner Gene Klein and coach Svare. Thomas argued for higher pay after a career where he helped Dallas to success, while a Texas judge hinted his probation could ease if he returned to football.
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San Diego
Duane Thomas
Chargers
Harland Svere
Thomas
Cowboys
Svare
Gene Klein
Klein
The
Dallas
Billy Parks
Mike Montgomery
Texas
Foot
Hollis Garman
196Th District Court
Marion Tops Madison Heights in Tennis Match
Marion handed Madison Heights a 5-2 defeat at Mays Park as Terry Hartman defeated Cole Ceeler 6-3 6-3 in singles and Jeff Evans and Jim Ray won 6-3 6-4 in doubles. MH reserves also won 5-2.
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Marion
Madison Heights
Mays Park
Cole Ceeler
Terry Hartman
Ceeler
Jeff Evans
Jim Ray
Carmel
Tom Ruth Ame
Robin Tayior
Brehm ME
Joe Lee
Jeffone
Steve
Bmithiey Ae Dec
Coleithley
vans-Ray Midec
Thompsonoe
Im Ray Om
Dave Goldmie
Plymouth Club Wins Summitville Softball Tourney
Plymouth Club of Marion defeated Summitville Zionsville 3 to 1 in the final to win the Summitville Softball Tournament. Zionsville took second, Bolen's Corner third. Larry Sloan named tournament MVP Frank Zeigler won batting award. Sam Clement earned Golden Glove and Warren's Market received team sportsmanship trophy.
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Summitville
Zionsville
Plymouth Club
Marion
Plymouth
Bolen’s
Larry Sloan
Frank Zeigler
American Playground
Sam Clement
Don’s Truck Shop
Warren
Aldridge
Baker
Byrd
Boatwright
Johnson
Martin
Bennett Lumber Loses to Muncie Majors in Slow-Pitch Tourney
Bennett Lumber of Anderson fell 6 to 3 to Muncie Majors in the Bob Barton Slow-Pitch Tourney. Evans hit two homers and Wright added one for the Majors, while Mike Marsh homered for Bennett Lumber in a losing effort. Bennett Lumber meets Majors Lounge at 8 p.m. at Thomas Park.
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Muncie
Bennett Lumber
Anderson
Muncie Majors
Bob Barton
Evans
Wright
Mike Marsh
Bennett
Thomas Park
Pendleton Heights blanks Argyll in 7 0 win
Pendleton Heights Arabians routed Argyll 7 0 as Farrell Simmerman and Steve Wills teamed to beat Madison Grants Jeff Harrold and Curt Cloud in doubles. Harrold and Cloud were the only Argyll players to reach a third set. All singles and second doubles went Arabians in straight sets. The subs won 6 1 for their ninth win in 10 starts. Pendleton now 6 2 faces Anderson High Friday at Mays Park. Also notes the 1972 Mets schedule with a Montreal night game Oct 4 unless NL East is won.
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Pendleton
Farrell Simmerman
Steve Wills
Pendleton Heights
Madison Grant
Jeff Harrold
Curt Cloud
Argylls
Harrold
Cloud
Anderson High School
Mays Park
New York Mets
Montreal
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Harry Kleiman
Arthur Mercante
Mercante
Jack Gordon
Tony Castellano
Frazier
Ken Buchanan
Scotland
Carlos Ortiz
Ortiz
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Moody
Jim Brown
West Texas State
Stare
Buttersworth and Baker
Easterly
McAfee
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PH Blanks
Argyll Netters
Bata
Sears
SAE
Ather Sae
C.Y
Sears Heavys
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Roeruce
Powntown
Lafayette & Anders
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Store Lumber
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Frankfort
Seymour
Ghelayvilez
Martinsville
Eastgate
Nas
Montgomery Ward
Ciry
Mounds Mall
Montgomery Word
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