Promoter Dundee Calls Clay Best Fighter He Has Seen
Miami promoter Chris Dundee rates Cassius Clay as the best fighter he has ever seen ahead of the February 25 heavyweight title bout with Sonny Liston at Miami Beach Convention Hall. He cites Clay’s 186 amateur fights and superior speed and reach as key factors, while noting Liston’s proven power. Dundee, co-promoter with Bill MacDonald, says Clay’s size and mobility could upset Liston, despite Liston’s dominance in Patterson fights.
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Ken Overlin
Norfolk
Marciano Hired By ABC For Liston Clay Title Fight
ABC will have heavyweight champion Rocky Marciano as a guest commentator for its exclusive radio coverage of the Sonny Liston Cassius Clay title bout in Miami Beach Florida on February 23. President Robert Pawley announced rights acquisition.
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Sugar Ramos May Leave Weight Class For Possible Title Shot
Featherweight champion Sugar Ramos may abandon his division if he defeats Vicente Dorado in a non title 10 round televised bout. The 27 year old Argentinian has a 65 14 record with 45 wins by knockout and is favored 2 to 1. Ramos plans a Tokyo title defense March 1 against Mitsunori Seki, with Ortiz as a potential future foe if Dorado mixed results.
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Egremont Blues Top Whites 50-27
The Egremont Blues defeated the Egremont Whites 50 to 27 in a Blue Teague elementary school game. John Connolly led scorers with 12 points as the Blues pulled away early and never looked back.
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Cliff Taylor promotes Shortee skis at Petersburg Pass
Cliff Taylor demonstrated his Instant Skiing method at Petersburg Pass with Shortees, guiding a class including Ann Washburn Phyllis Janus Pat Wilson and Janet Cummings as John Hitchcock coed, aiming to prove wedeln on first lesson. The event followed his Hogback Brattleboro start and led to Shorter Skis Inc. production.
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North Adams
Phyllis Janus
Williamstown
Pat Wilson
Francis Wilson
Janet Cummings
Cliff
Popular Mechanics
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Hogback
Brattleboro
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Heaters To Be Under Seats At Saratoga Skating Meet
Saratoga Springs hosts the 32nd Eastern States speed skating championships with enclosed bleachers and heaters under seats for spectator comfort. A sled dog team will give rides to visitors, and improved snack facilities will be available. The meet begins daily at 1 PM at the East Side Recreation Field.
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College Basketball Scores Roundup
A series of college basketball results across conferences with notable mismatches. Penn State defeated Lima 61 to 90 while St Michael’s fell to Norwich 71, Rhode Island beat Holy Cross 77, Boston University 55, Connecticut 53, Virginia Tech 75 over Furman 65, West Virginia 75 over VMI 73, Florida 114 to Miami Florida 91, Wake Forest 80 over North Carolina 71, Loyola New Orleans 64, Memphis State 64, Texas Tech 82 over Baylor 62, Tulsa 1, North Texas 72.
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Norwich
Rhode I
Holy Cross
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Connecticut
Va. Tech
Furman
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VMI
Florida
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No. Care
Loyola
New Orleans
Memphis State
Texas Tech
Baylor
Tulsa
North Texas
Bonuses Win 4th Straight In 29 11 Victory
The Bonuses extended their unbeatens to four with a 29 11 win over Homes in the Boys Club Midget Union Federal Basketball League yesterday afternoon at the club gymnasium. Leading 17 7 at halftime, Bon ups held the advantage through the second half. Key scorers included Borens with seven and Harrison with eight for the Bonuses, while Meeney and McGovern contributed for Homes.
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Navy Defeats Army In Armed Forces Basketball Game
The Navy led 14-12 at halftime and finished 31-24 winners over Army in a Boys' Club gym contest. Fitzy Fitzgerald scored 15 for Navy while Freddy Gales led Army with 16. Referees were Jew Wectis and Jimmy Downey.
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Jimmy Downey
Eminete
Green Bees topples Chug-a-Mugs in YMCA league clash
Willie Green scored 42 points to pace the Busy Bees to a 75 72 win over the Chug a Mugs, lifting the Bees into sole first place after trailing 41 34 at halftime. Tom Murphy and Ralph Gardner added 13 for the Bees. Berkshire Life beat Key Rings 81 06 with Ray Woltkowski pouring in 30 and Joe Merullo 21. Key Rings top scorer was Bob Steiner with 35. IBM beat GE Apprentices as Larry Doughly and Dave Wachenfeld each netted 20. Referees: Harrison, Goyle and Pietra. Time: 6 minute quarters.
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IBM
Dave Wachenfeld
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Busy Bees & Pl
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Fetherston
Chug-Amugs
Codey
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Gagne
Green
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Pickerd
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Swostkowski
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BAF Pi
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Morin
Tanner
Oo Burke
Wisniewsk
Wachenfeld
Pittsfield Skaters Win Second, Beat Darrow School 4 2
Pittsfield High School hockey team won its second straight game to improve to 2 3 beating Darrow School of New Lebanon New York 4 2 at the Boys Club rink. Key second period goals by Frick and Levesque plus breakaways by Rochelo and Frick powered the attack while Bill Stanhope made 14 saves. Darrow answered with a third period goal from Mulligan and Jelliffe scored late for final tally.
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Dave Mulligan
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Massaconi
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Elks Club Triumphs 44-15 In Junior League Play
The Elks Club crushed Birchard Buick 44 to 15 while Crescent Creamery beat the Rotary Club 21 to 5 and Yellow Coachmen won 28-12 over the Boys' Club Alumni in three junior basketball league games last night. Franny Wilk led the Elks with 16 points, Charley Kirk 12, and Joe Phillips 10 for the losers.
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Kirk
Joe Phillips
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Esones
Jay McKint
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PHS
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YA de Zea Cok
O Rustic
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Jim
Hudson Club Seeks Revenge Sunday Against High Lawn
Hudson Club brings a strengthened 15-man lineup to meet High Lawn Jersey in a Sunday 7:30 game at the Boys' Club rink. Coach Carl Moffatt notes a tough roster with a high-weight, veteran forward line led by Wingman Jack Williams and coach Quinn. High Lawn beat Hudson 16-4 last year, but Hudson plans to avenge the loss after a prior four-game run.
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Ree
Hinad
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Tom Williams
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Williams
Bill Bissett
Bowdoin College
Ed Spalding
Paul Rochleau
Rollie Chartrand
Thayer Brown
Mike Bennett
Dave DeFreitas
Hudson High
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NHL Thursday Results Across Key Matches
Detroit defeated Chicago 5 to 3 while New York beat Boston 5 to 3. No games scheduled today. Saturday schedule features Boston at Toronto and Detroit at Chicago.
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