Liston Faces Mixed Feelings After Heavyweight Win
A Miami UPI report portrays Sonny Liston as wary of the world despite becoming heavyweight champion. It notes a troubling past, time in prison garb, and a bond with 11 year old Mike who idolizes him as they train together on a Miami golf course early in the morning.
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Cassius Clay offers to substitute for ailing Sonny Liston
Louisville report notes Cassius Clay, eager for a title shot, offered to take Liston's place for an upcoming bout with Patterson. The piece recounts Liston's knee injury delaying a rematch, Liston’s relation with young Mike Zwerner, and Clay's persistent pursuit of a championship, including potential European tour plans.
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O's Stay Unbeaten as Latin Rookies Eye Indian Berths
A Venezuelan outfielder Vic Cavalitto and Cuban slugger Tony Wortinez, both rookies, spark Cleveland's 4–0 victory over the Cubs in Tucson. Their spring training play echoes a wave of rookies vying for big league berths as exhibition results ripple across the circuit.
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Birdie Tetibelts
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Exhibition baseball results and schedule prompt confusion
The station lists multiple exhibition baseball results with inconsistent team spellings and locations. It shows scores for Cincinnati, New York, Milwaukee, Chicago, Philadelphia, St Louis, Kansas City, Cleveland, San Francisco, Houston, Los Angeles, and others, plus a jumble of upcoming games across cities like Tampa, Orlando, Lakeland, Palm Springs, and Sarasota.
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Cousy Receives Moving Farewell in Boston
Celtics legend Bob Cousy closed his final season with emotional ovations in Boston. President Kennedy sent a message read by Red Auerbach as Cousy fought tears and thanked fans, teammates, and city leaders. He scored eight points and added nine assists, entering the 1,000 point mark for the fifth straight year.
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Sanford Told To Quit Worrying About Hitters
Jack Sanford, once key for the Giants, recalls manager Alvin Dark urging him to stop overpowering hitters like Hank Aaron and Ernie Banks. Dark criticized relying on power, urging focus on better pitching and resisting a .240 hitter’s approach. Sanford admits the advice reshaped his mindset and emphasized sustaining pitching craft over sheer velocity.
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Henry Aaron
Erle Banks
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Dark
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World of Sports Roundup From Local and International Events
A mixed sports column reports on baseball draft moves with Ron Kline to the Senators and Ty Cline to the Braves, boxing notes from Baltimore promoter Al Flora, and hockey and skiing results from Stockholm and Norway. It covers Olympic hopes, weightlifting, judo winners, and early 1961 winter event standings.
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Cleveland
Sendoe Adcock
Indians
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Wloyd Patterson
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Judo Team Loss Marks USA Japan Meeting in Fresno
Keio University of Japan defeated the United States All-Stars 145 yesterday in Fresno, the first judo team match between the two nations since World War II. The UPI report notes the historic encounter as a milestone in postwar sporting ties.
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Three Bout Title Card Set For Thursday
Los Angeles AP reports six fights planned for a Thursday boxing triple header at Dodger Stadium, postponed once after late card changes. Emile Griffith defends the winterweight title against Luis Rodriguez, with Davey Moore facing Sugar Ramos and Raymundo Torres meeting Roberto Caiz for the vacant junior welterweight crown amid weather-driven delays and venue preparations.
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Fillies in Bay Meadows Spotlight at San Mateo
Three year old fillies take the spotlight at Bay Meadows this week as Sunny Valley stock farm features a six furlong purse. Notables include Shimmering Star aiming for Carmel Stakes berths, with others like Poonastar and Jadie-Re among weekend headliners. Apprentice Donald Tam leads the Western jockey standings after eight days of racing.
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Kelso May Pass Carry Back in Gulfstream Handicap
The article details Kelso dominating the Gulfstream Park Handicap for a 25th victory in 37 starts, boosting career earnings to $1,147,930 and surpassing Cilron in all-time earnings. It notes a fast track, a 2:31.5 for 1 1/4 miles, and a crowd of 21,243. Candy Spots heads to the Florida Derby after arriving from Santa Anita with Space Skates and others aboard.
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Bay Meadows Entries Tuesday March 13 Card Designed
Horses listed for multiple races at Bay Meadows on Tuesday including selections like Any Old Port and Prince Cloud in a crowded card. The long OCR reads include purse details, entrants, odds, and notes on favorites with several named horses and riders.
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East Bay Soccer Clubs Fall in Balboa Stadium Exposition
In a four game exhibition at Balboa Stadium San Francisco’s Third Division AULStars defeated East Bay Al-Star 60 while SF Juniors blanked East Bay Juniors 2 0 and Den mark AGF beat A. P. United 0 0 The Saints and Raiders opened the card with a scoreless Peewee League game amid the day’s action.
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Llamas Wins Mexico City International Tennis Title
Mexican player Mario Llamas defeated Australian Rey Emerson 6 4 in the final to take the singles title at the Mexico City International tournament. Emerson and Manuel Saftena won doubles by default after Antonio Pilatox withdrew due to illness.
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