Sonny Liston Sees No Close Fight With Johansson or Clay
Sonny Liston predicts a decisive victory as he prepares for the September 25 title bout at Comiskey Park against Floyd Patterson and weighs possible future opponents. Liston, in Chicago after a one hour workout, says Patterson match will settle who fights Johansson or Cassius Clay, noting Williams as a potential prior foe. He criticizes Johansson and Clay as challengers, touts his resilience, and cites Machen Moore and Williams as benchmarks in cautioning future foes.
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Brown Molina come back bid in Jose lightweight clash
San Jose lightweight contender Joe Brown, 26, and Luis Molina, 23, both tip the scales near 138 pounds in a 1Q round setback minded bout. Brown, a former champion, seeks revival after a Ortiz defeat in Las Vegas, while Molina aims at Ortiz’s crown with looping right hands and strong legs.
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Walters Wins First Gulf States Match
Jerry Walters of Baytown Texas defeated Esmond Philips of New Orleans 63 6 3 in the Gulf States Tennis Tournament first round. Walters is the defending champion in men's singles.
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Stevens Paces Open Qualifying Round For Colonial Invite
In Memphis Tennessee Johnny Stevens of Wichita Kansas led opening qualifying with a 67 on Wednesday as Randolph Frank of Gadsden Alabama followed. Three top amateurs were exempt from qualifying Bob Cochran from St Louis Dudley Wysong Jr of McKinney Texas and Dick Sikes Jr winner of two straight public links titles.
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Baylor Loses Trip To No Marriage Rule
Baylor forfeits three football prospects due to a no marriage rule. Fort Worth Castleberry all-state guard Ken Ozee wed Saturday, making him ineligible for Baylor athletics. Other names tied to marriages or events appear in the same report with mixed sports and golf notes from Salt Lake City and surrounding areas.
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Yesteryear Film Cowboy Hoot Gibson Dies at 70
Hollywood reports film cowboy Hoot Gibson, famed for 1920s westerns, died at 70 from cancer at the motion picture country home hospital in Woodland California. Born Edmund Richard Gibson in Tekamah Nebraska he became a top star in an era of rugged heroes and left a lasting Hollywood legacy. Funeral services are scheduled for Monday in Hollywood.
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Three-Tire Auto Fined In Cincinnati Case
AnnKeth Deiters, 32, fined $30 in traf fic court after being stopped driving a car with only three tires. Patrolman Mills reported the vehicle was missing a right front tire, leaving a groove in the street. The car also had three bald tires, a shattered windshield and faulty brakes.
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Prospects of Guardsmen Call-Up Seen Remote in Berlin Tense Era
Washington dispatch notes current call-ups are unlikely to grow into large mobilizations. Regular Army strength stands at 16 divisions, with eight ready on arrival in Europe or the United States and 5 in Europe plus one in Korea. A Berlin crisis could spur reserve use, but planners say no immediate deployment. Pre-stocked West Germany arms and airlift plans exist, yet actual troop transport capacity remains limited until capacity is tripled.
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