Clay Plans Visit to Support Forgotten Sonny Liston
Cassius Clay vows to do something for the beaten Liston and will visit Liston at his Denver home in the next two weeks, aiming to lift him after recent troubles. He recalls Liston’s past lack of a courtesy visit during Clay’s own hospital stay and hints at a possible surprise gesture.
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Governors and Bulldogs eliminated in opening Vermont tourney games
In Wednesday playoff action North Bennington Governors lost 8 2 to Poultney Blue Devils while Burr and Burton Bulldogs fell 5 0 to Waterbury. North Bennington showed early 2 0 lead but failed to drive in runs as Poultney pulled away. Waterbury pitcher Charlie Grenier allowed only two hits as the Bulldogs were shut out.
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Jim Henry
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Soviet Paper Sees Clay Liston Bout Fallout Worldwide
The Izvestia paper calls the fight incomprehensible as verbal clashes erupt after Clay and Liston. Officials blame Walcott and McDonough while Clay and Liston face criticism from figures like Rocky Marciano and Zora Folley.
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Monster Lee replaces Radatz as AL's top reliever
In the American League this season Bob Lee is labeled "The Monster" with 21 appearances in Los Angeles, a 1.82 ERA, a 3-2 record and nine saves. Lee earned his third win with a two-inning shutout relief against the Washington Senators, while Dick Radatz struggles with a 7.33 ERA. The Twins move ahead in the standings with a 9-7 win over the Red Sox as Cleveland edges Chicago and Kansas City beats Baltimore. In the NL, Milwaukee, Houston, Chicago, Pittsburgh, and St. Louis post wins as the pennant chase continues.
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Torre Sprints to Two Homers in Braves 10 4 Giants Win
Joe Torre slugged two homers and drove in five as the Milwaukee Braves crushed the San Francisco Giants 10-4. Felipe Alou added two blasts and three RBIs, part of a big offensive day that stretched Atlanta’s winning streak to three. Torre, a .357 hitter with 11 homers and 25 RBIs, seeks further season milestones as he leads NL stars toward an All-Star berth.
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