Liston Eyeing Fight After Moore Clay Victory
Sonny Liston’s manager Jaci Nilon says negotiations could open for a title bout with the winner of the Moore Clay bout in Los Angeles. If no deal, Liston may face light heavyweight champ Harold Johnson. Nilon criticizes Championship Sports for the Patterson rematch contract and escrow issues.
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Philadelphia
Jaci Nilon
Sonny Liston
Archie Moore
Cassus Clay
Los Angeles
Nilon
Liston
West Coast
Philadelhia
St. Louis
Harold Johnson
Wilon
Chamion
Benny
Floyd
Patterson
Championship Sports Inc
Championship Sports
Championship Sports Promotion
New York
Celtics Return To First In Eastern Standings
The Boston Celtics reclaim their top spot in the Eastern Division after a 125-120 win by the Cincinnati Royals over Syracuse. Syracuse sits 6-2 while Cincinnati improves to 10-2, keeping Boston in a familiar perch atop the conference. In Mobile Alabama a 147-player field starts the $15,000 Mobile Open golf tournament with Gay Brewer Jr. favored after a 73 in tuneup. The field lacks several top money winners and none of the event’s two prior winners are listed among entrants.
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Associated Press
National Basketball Association
Boston Celtcs
Celtics
Cincinniati Royals
Syracuse Mac
Cincinni
Syracuse
Mobile Golf Tourney
Mobile
Ala
Gay Brewer Jr
Mobile Municipal
Competitton
Billy Casper Jr
Arnold Palmer
Clay Faces Acid Test at Sports Arena
Cassius Clay, 20, of Louisville, meets Archie Moore in a 12 round bout at the Sports Arena as Sonny Liston watches ringside. Fight screens in theaters nationwide none on TV or radio. gate projected near 150000 dollars with about 14000 in attendance.
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Los Angeles
Bombas
Cassius Clay
Cassis
Louisville
Archie Moore
San Diego
Calif
Sonny Liston
Terest
Cal Eaton
George Parnassus
Moore
Archie
Cassius
Liston
Pitt Camp Quiet After Star Storms
Pitt coach John Michelosen and quarterback Jim Traficant say the dispute following the Syracuse game on Nov. 3 is over. Traficant admitted to words with quarterback coach Lou Cecconi, but after a man to man talk he apologized, calling it a family problem.
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Pitt
John Michelosen
Jim Traficant
Syracuse
Traficant
Lou
Bimbo
Cecconi
Pitt News
Drysdale Wins Young Award For 1902 Pitching
Los Angeles Dodgers star Drysdale, 26, captured the Cy Young Award as baseball's outstanding pitcher of 1902. He received 14 of 20 votes from the Baseball Writers Association of America, with Jack Sanford of the San Francisco Giants as runner-up.
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Rysaie
Los Angeles Dodgers
Cy Yoling
Redbander
Baseball Writers Association of America
Ralph Terry
New York Yankees
Jack Sanford
San Francisco Giants
Cincinnati
Bob Purkey
Billy Pierce
Giants
Cy Young
Ford Frick
Possible merger eyed for International and American Association leagues
Toronto newspapers predicted a Merger of the International League and American Association during the Rochester convention starting November 26. The plan would create two six team divisions with a 154 game interlocking schedule. Officials offered only cautious comments amid talks and leadership absence.
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International League
American Associatons
Rochester
Toronto Star
Toronto Telegram
George Trautman
National Association of Professional Baseball Leagues
Trautman
Columbus
Ohio
National Association
James Burris
American Association
Denver
Thomas Richardson
Toronto Sigr
Louisville
Omaha
Florida A&M Remains No 1 Small College in AP Poll
Florida A&M, 7 straight wins and 18 straight regular season victories, sits atop the AP small college football poll. Wittenberg, ranked second, closes its season against Hofstra while Florida A&M faces Southern U and Texas Southern in upcoming games. Central Oklahoma State leads the NAIA poll with Florida A&M second.
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Philadelphia
West Chester
Pennsylvania
Associated Press
Jerry Bebil
Slippery Rock
Toby Barkman
East Stroudsburg
Tagone
Florida A&m
Wittenberg
Ohio) University
Florida Rattlers
Allen
Southern U
Texas Southern
Hofstra
Hempstead
N.Y. Tn
National Association of Intercollegiate Athletics
NAIA
Central Oklahoma State
Bradford Tops Women of the Moose with 576 series
Roxann Bradford led the Women of the Moose League at Avalon Center posting a 576 series with games of 190 191 and 195 to reclaim top city standing. Erma Chase had 575 to briefly hold second while Mil Yearn and Mary Pantle added 201 and 176 respectively. In other leagues Bill Lamielle Rex Ireland and Al Xander posted notable scores.
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Corry
Roxann Bradford
Avalon Center
Roxann
Ted
Erma Chase
WOTM
Mil Yearn
Mary Pantle
VFW
Bill Lamielle
Rex Ireland
Lamielle
Ireland
al Xander
Gerald Staples
Bob Reynolds
Shorty Coan
Bob Wattis
Ford Stewart
Stan Bailey
Bob Hand
Frank Dorrance
John Chillock
Chuck Hess
John Fenno
Bowl Aire
Bernie Stoddard
Tom Varassa
Walt Jewell
Joe Hand
Elks Antlers
Glenn Galley
Moose
Mooseheart
Cagers Open ABL Doubleheader Experiment in Philadelphia
The Philadelphia Tapers and Chicago Majors opened the American Basketball League season with a twinbill at Convention Hall. Each game counts in standings and uses 30 minutes with 15 minute halves. A standard pro game last night saw Philadelphia defeat Chicago 116 to 98 and Kansas City beat Oakland 105 to 103. The experiment features five personal fouls to disqualify a player.
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Philadelphia
Philadelphia Tapers
Chicago
Convention Hall
Kansas City
Oakland
Pirates Plan Major Trade Before 1963 Season
Pittsburgh general manager Joe L. Brown said the Pirates intend at least one major trade before the 1963 season. He noted talks with all clubs except San Francisco, Cincinnati, Minnesota and the New York Yankees and explained the trade would involve established major leaguers on both sides. Brown also announced coaching changes for 1963 with Ron Northey, Frank Ocea, and Sam Narron reassigned and Don Osborne replacing retired BL Burwell.
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Pittsburgh Pirates
Joe L. Brown
Arizona
San Francisco
Cincinnati
Minnesota
New York Yankees
Brown
Ron Northey
Prank Ocea
Sam Narron
Don Osborne
BL Burwell
Glascow bouts end in quick stoppages
Walter McGowan of Scotland stopped Ray Jutras of Lowell Massachusetts in six rounds. John Moy Morrissey of Scotland defeated Pablo Acevedo of New York in ten rounds.
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Walter McGowan
Scotland
Ray Jutras
Lowell
Mass
Johnny Morrissey
Pablo Acevedo
New York
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