Liston Says Clay In Wrong Racket
Sonny Liston, ahead of his title bout with Cassius Clay, shows a hostile stance toward the press and refuses photo poses. He criticizes reporters and rivals, accusing Clay of talking fast and arguing Clay’s talent may exist but in the wrong racket.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liston
Clay
Finley Faces AL Summit Over Stadium Lease Impasse
Boston AP Chiefs of baseball clubs met Athletics boss Charles O Finley to resolve a stalemate with Kansas City officials over a Municipal Stadium lease. Cronin warned of possible expulsion and Finley threatened litigation after deadlines passed. Kansas City reps joined the talks seeking a four year term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Athletics
Charles O. Finley
Kansas City
Joe Cronin
Finley
Louis Nizer
Nizer
League
Cronin
Fineley
Senate
Charles O. Finley and Co., Inc
Ilias Davis
Harbert Hoffman
U.S. Senate
Junior Skimeister Races Highlight Prospect Mt Winter Carnival
Prospect Mountain Ski Club announced the second annual Junior Skimeister race set for March 7 at Prospect Mt ski area, part of the Winter Carnival weekend March 6 to 8. Entry is open to Benn ington Pownal Shaftsbury or Woodford residents aged 8 to 18, with entries due March 4 to Race Chairman Dean Osgood. The event features a 10 am giant slalom and a 1 30 pm slalom, each single run, with combined times determining the winner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prospect Mt
Prospect Mountain Ski Club
Dean Osgood
Dewey St
Ben
Nington
Pownal
Shaftsbury
Woodford
Brosnan Placed on Waivers for One Dollar Sale
Chicago White Sox put 34 year old pitcher and author Jim Brosnan on waivers for $1. The sale includes his typewriter at no extra charge after a contract dispute over his baseball writings. Brosnan rejected salary cut concerns while gaining fame as a pitcher and author since 1961.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jim Brosnan
Chicago White Sox
Brosnan
White Sox
Injuries Trim Field in AAU Indoor Track Championships
Injuries shrink the mile field at the 76th AAU Indoor Track and Field Championships in Madison Square Garden. Noted runners include Gerry Lindgren and Ron Clarke in the three mile, with George Kerr leading the 600 and recent star Damien withdrawing for bronchitis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trim
AAU
New York
Madison Square Garden
John Damien
Emporia
Kan
Damien
Camien
Louisville
Jim Beatty
Los Angeles
Chicago Loyola
Tom O’hara
Gerry
Lindgren
Spokane
Wash
West Coast
San Francisco
Australia
Ron Clarke
Gaston Roleants
Belgium
Clarke
Golden Gate
Tom O’riordan
Ireland
Pat Clohessy
Texas Olympic Club
Pete McArdle
Simo Sclarenta
Finland
Dave Ellis
Dan Shaughnessy
Toronto
George Kerr
Oregon
Kerr
Windsor Wins Over Brattleboro in Southern Class L Playoff
Windsor High defeated Brattleboro High 59 to 50 in a Southern Class L playoff to advance to a semi final against Rutland High at Springfield. Windsor, led by Bruce Lombard with 19 points, secured the lead early in the second quarter as Brattleboro fought to close the gap late.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Windsor High
Colonels
Brattleboro High
Windsor
Rutland High
Springfield
Bruce Lombard
Vermont
Brattleboro
Pat Mower
Dana Buckman
Don Chabot
Ray Bueb
Bueb
John Wilkinson
Bruins Fall Short In NHL Clash With Canadiens
Montreal beat Boston 3 2 as Claude Provost scored twice to pull ahead in the NHL race. Chicago topped standings earlier, while Boston surged with late goals from Doug Mohns and Jerry Toppazzini but could not overtake the Canadiens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montreal
Boston Bruins
National Hockey League
Canadiens
Charlie Hodge
Chicago
Claude Provost
Bobby Rousseau
Doug Mohns
Boston
Jerry Toppazzini
Bruins
Detroit
Charley Hodge
Hodge
Doings At Winter Carnival In Arlington Kentucky
Mrs. Ova Jones dog Lassie incident noted but results focus on Junior Skimeister trophy events in Arlington. Three age class divisions for boys and girls in giant slalom and slalom, with winners from last year David Leake highlighted. Events span Friday bootenanny, Saturday dance at Mt Anthony, and Sunday adult cross country race coordinated by Jack Handy with plans for later announcements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Second Congregational Church
Middlebury Favored In Own Ski Meet
The favored Panthers and defending champion Dartmouth clash for the Middlebury College Winter Carnival skiing title with men and women from 14 colleges. Middlebury and Dartmouth are seen as the likely team champions as the meet serves as a tuneup for the Eastern Intercollegiates. Panther coach Bobo Sheehan seeks breakthroughs after recent standout results by Pete Swallow and Dennis Donahue. The event precedes Williams and Dartmouth meets and the National Collegiate Championships at Dartmouth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middlebury
Panthers
Dartmouth
Middlebury College
St. Lawrence
Williams
Vermont
New Hampshire
Norwich
McGill
Colby College
Colby Junior College
Skidmore
Green Mountain Junior College
Panther
Bobo Sheehan
Pete Swallow
Rumford
Maine
Dennis Donahue
Essex Junction
Ed Williams
Charles Takes Phillippine Golf Lead
Bob Charles the British Open champion from New Zealand led the Philippine Open with a four under par 68 at Wack Wack in Manila. He shot 36 on the front nine and 32 on the back, sinking birdies from 25, 8 and 20 feet and saving par with a 30-foot putt on the front. Alan Gaston, 23, shot 70 to stand second as the young Philippine amateur rallied for a strong start.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manila
Bob Charles
New Zealand
Charles
Wack Wack Golf and Country Club
Alan Gaston
Harlem Five and Short Seven win YMCA League finales
In Los Angeles AP reports two close YMCA League games last night. Harlem Five beat Fantastics 65-56 with Dennis Hogan 20 and Alan Le Ray 19 leading scorers. Short Seven defeated Surfin Birds 67-59 as John Baldwin poured in 25 points.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harlem Five
Fantastics
Surfin Birds
Harlem
Dennis Hogan
Alan LeRay
Art Eastman
Dennis Maloney
Birds
John Baldwin
Walt Mould
Bob Andrew
Hogan Walker Dominice
Bob Charlies
New Zealand
Therrien
Alan Gaston
Philippines
Darrel Welch
Australia
Michio Ishii
Japan
LeRoy Quintin Montao
Kennedy Hsieh Yung Yo
China
Toshiaki Isao Katsumata
Sekimizu
Peter Thomson
Gene Littler
San Diego
Joan Robertson
John Warmisky
U . S Army
Bill Reid, Jr
U.S Rm Army
Amnateur
Derosia
Short
Baldwin
Swhneski
Cassius Clay One Last Bush League Workout Before Liston Fight
Cassius Clay likely holds his final sparring session today as he prepares for the title bout with Sonny Liston on Tuesday. Willie Pastrano, who trains Clay and is managed by Angelo Dundee, believes Clay has speed size power and youth but warns against carelessness in the real match. Pastrano himself defends his title in New Orleans on April 10 against Gregorio Peralta.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miami Beach
Fla
Sonny Liston
Popoff Cassius Clay
Convention Hall
Cassius Clay
Louisville
Cody Jones
Detroit
Cassius
Clay
Willie Pastrano
Willie
Pastrano
Liston
Angelo Dundee
Argentina
Gregorio Peralta
New Orleans
Also Mentioned on This Page
Associated Press
NEW York (Ap
Sandy Koufax
Dodgers
Dodger
Brooklyn
Surfside Civic Center
Joe Louis
Floyd Patterson
Surfside
Los Angeles Times
Jay Luck
New Haven
Tommy Farrell
St. John’s, N.Y
Charley Buchta
The
Quantico Marines
Chris Stauffer
Baltimore
Scottsdale
Ariz
Red Sox
Johnny Pesky
Pesky
Arizona
Florida
Frank Malzone
Eddie Bressoud
Reds
Ed Short
Tevery
Cleveland Indians
Tito Francona
Lawrence Golding
Kent State University
Francona
New Brighton
Brattleboro Os
Groeger Rf
Robinson
Casey Bueb
Christmas Rg
Graves Lg
Windsor Lombard Rf
Buckman Lf
Chabot
Balch
Hill Gola Rg
Mowerlg
Waldo
BRAT
Tarro, Cioffi
Arlington, Ky
Ova Jones
Lassie
David Leake
Miami
Tony Mamarelli
Pittsburgh
Willie McCrea
Perrine, Fla
Phillippine
Sea Monster
California
American Iron and Steel Institute
University of California
Washingtons
Emm
Adams Clothes Shop
Murray Rose
Prospect Mtn
Bennington