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Newspaper
Berkshire Eagle
Location
Pittsfield, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Nov 19, 1965
Page
22
In Las Vegas Cassius Clay and Patterson wrap sparring ahead of their World Heavyweight title clash. Clay, famed for talk, promises a swift win while Patterson rests and plans a desert hike before the Monday night title fight.
Bates College in Lewiston honors star fullback Tom Carr of Saugus Mass retiring his number 42 Carr played 30 of 31 games over four years scoring 25 times and totaling 213 points with 35 touchdowns and two extra points Coach Bob Hatch called him probably the strongest fullback in Bates recent history The event marks the second time Bates has retired a number previously worn by a standout player
Las Vegas UPI reports Muhammad Ali known as Cassius Clay appears introspective after a title defense talk with Floyd Patterson. He contemplates retirement within two years, seeks a quieter life, and hints at future roles such as minister or gym instructor while pursuing investments and family plans.
Boston Patriots wide receiver Art Graham, sidelined over five weeks with a sprained ankle, is ready for action against the Kansas City Chiefs at Fenway Park. A club spokesman said he has recovered from the injury and that defensive tackle Houston Antwine may also return from bronchitis for the game.
In Las Vegas the Patterson Liston bout dominates talk as experts debate Clay's legacy and the heavyweight jitters. Analysts weigh training myths, knockdowns, and the value of aggression versus technique in predicting outcomes.
A damaged OCR fragment mentions Killington and a ski area event. It references meats soy chives and Snowf lie, with unclear context. The readable portion hints at a yearly meet or setup involving a venue and offerings. Further details are unreadable.
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