Ali Returns To Garden For First Title Defense In Years
New York boxing officials and Madison Square Garden leaders shifted from skepticism to support as Cassius Clay, now Muhammad Ali, was announced to defend his heavyweight title against Zora Folley in a 15 round bout at MSG on March 22. Dooley praised Ali as a great figure, noting his Muslim faith and draft status had no bearing on the decision.
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NBA Standings and Results From Recent Games
Cincinnati defeated New York 127 to 118 and Philadelphia beat Detroit 127 to 121. Los Angeles topped Boston 124 to 114. Thursday’s schedule lists Cincinnati at Detroit, at New York, St. Louis at New York, and Chicago at San Francisco.
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Ithaca Coach Lyon Named Army Defensivel Coach
Ithaca football coach Richard Lyon, who posted a 49 16 record over nine seasons and an undefeated 1965 campaign, was named defensive coach at Army. He will join Army coach Tom Cahill's staff before spring training.
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Distaff ski star overcomes deafness at international games
Tammy Marcinuk, an 18 year old deaf skier from Fitchburg, competes in downhill slalom and giant slalom at the Sixth International Games for the Deaf in Berchtesgaden Germany. She is one of two women on the first U S team. Her mother coaches at Haystack Mountain in Vermont.
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Bowling Star Tammy Keeps Deaf Traditions Alive
Tammy Marcinuk, a B or B-plus student who skis in winter, plans college and a future as an instructor for deaf children. Her grandparents settled in Groveland after arriving in 1917, and Tammy continues the family skiing tradition despite a neck injury ending her father's career in 1960.
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