Clay Has Easy Road Ahead in Fistie Match
Cassius Clay the heavyweight champion faced an easy future path after a dominant 15 round win over Ernie Terrell. He named Zora Folley or Gouree Chuvalo as probable next foes with Folley as his likely choice. Folley boasted of five hands and vowed to test Clay, while Clay hinted at a Madison Square Garden bout in late March depending on his draft status. The scorecards favored Clay, who controlled the fight with superior footwork and defense, while Terrell fought through the punishment.
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Surray Rose
Houston
Cassius Clay
Ernie Terrell
Army
Zora Folley
Chandler
Gouree Chuvala
Clay
Muhammad Ali
Folley
Terrell
Terrall
Harry Kessler
Jimmie Webb
Ernie Taylor
Associated Press
Terrell Oly
Ernie
Tevin
Foc
Atl
Cleaners
Nares
Patterson
Las Vegas
Bustad
Japan
Yerrell
Uncle Tom
George Chuvalo
Clay Regents as Boxing Icon in Controversial Bout
Terrell accuses Muhammad Ali style heavyweight Clay of a dirty fight bruising Terrell and blurring his sight. The report notes Clay’s dominance in an extended 15 round clash, crowd size, and significant purses from closed circuit and TV. It mentions Terrell’s Atlantic City origin, Patterson’s earlier defeat, and Clay’s controversial title status after contract disputes.
Heights Nicks Bluejays Navy? Iroquois League clash
Plains Southwest Heights Mish edged Cimarron 54 to 5 in an Iroquois League game Friday night. Southwest improves to 11-3 overall as free throws and late scoring decide the outcome. Cimarron led in boards but missed key chances at the line and field, with top scorers listed.
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Plains
Southwest Heights
Cimarron
Southwest
Cimarron Jed
Bluejays
Dennis Ballard
Cinter
Mustangs
Rick Linkfield
Durangers
David Brean
Fadias
Alan Mikam
Waris Nic Sared
Cimar- Vel
Cinare
Clay defeats Terrell amid verbal exchanges after 15 rounds
Cassius Clay says he humiliated Ernie Terrell as Terrell claims the champ fought dirty. Terrell, cut above the eye, reports eye blood spot with Terrell's manager planning an eye exam. Clay vows future bouts with Folley or Chuvalo and taunts Terrell over alleged taunts during the fight.
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Houston
Terrell
George Tami Jr
Clay
Terell
Kinsley Wins Dual Meet In Seventh-Eighth Grade Wrestling
Kinsley dominated Garden City in a daylong seventh and eighth grade dual featuring 16 falls. Kinsley had four pins and three decisions plus a forfeit while Garien tallied six pins and one decision. a draw occurred on another bout. Next up is a one day four team tourney here Saturday with many listed participants.
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Winsley Junior Tish
Garden City
Forday
Wal
Kinsley
Garien
Garden
Erade Crapplers
Official Wants Overtime Aid For High School Games
Dodge City official Roy Piper plans to seek an overtime clause in his basketball officiating contract. He and Virgil George worked the Ulysses Liberal game that went four overtimes, with Liberal winning 64 to 63. Earlier Piper and Loyal Johnson officiated at Ingalls, where St Mary of the Plains edged three overtimes to win 72-67.
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Dodge City
Kan
Roy Piper
Piper
Virgil George
Cimarron
Liberal
Ulysses
Loyal Johnson
Ingalls
St. Mary of the Plains High School
Congs
Burlington
Amarillo
Lamar
Arkansas City
Dodge Cilians
Bill Greving
Seph
Prairie View
Freddie Thomas
Soph
Washington
D.C
Charles Markel
Montezuma
Roland Taylor
Washington, D.C
Gary Carson
Mullinville
Taylor
Greving
Markel
Three Houston Fights Draw 82,127 Fans
In Houston three World heavyweight title bouts sold strong crowds. An Astrodome crowd of 37,521 produced a gate of 490,145 for Clay Terrell. Earlier Clay Williams drew 35,460 and 461,290, with previous Sam Houston Coliseum showing 9,546 attendees and 102,165 in receipts.
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Houston
Astrodome
Ernie Terrell
Dave Janes
Colorado Entries Win Coolidge Invitational B Team Tourney
Holly defeats Deerfield 58 35 in the Coolidge Invitational opening night as McCormick 21 leads Holly with Hop kins 18. Granada tops Coolidge 96 46 with Gonzales 26 points. Granada leads 2 0 in the six game meet as Holly and Coolidge sit 1 1 and Deerfield 0 2.
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Coolidge
Colorado
Holly
Colo
Deerfield
Coloradans
Fivo
Iage
Wildcats
Gonzales
Granada
Carter
Kent Eddy
Reggie King
Bob Helfrich
Hally
Dodge City Juco hosts Garden City clash in Jayhawk Juco race
Garden City College renews Western Division play at Dodge City Juco as the Busters try to snap a six game slide. Dodge City stands 10-10 overall and 4-2 in division while Garden City is 5-11 and 0-5 in division.
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Garden City Junior College
Jayhawk
George Davidson
Broacbusters
Dodge City Juco
Dodge
Garden
College Scores From The Associated Press Roundup
East Providence 8, St Bonaventure 65 Syracuse 90, Connecticut 79 Duquesne 99, Detroit 74 Rhode Island 77, Vermont 64 Holy Cross 78, Mass 65 Maine 97, Boston U 89 South Kentucky 79, Mississippi 70 West Ky 38 Murray 79 at Morehead 112 Marshall 98 Tennessee 76, LSU 59 Florida 82, Alabama 50 Vanderbilt 51, Georgia 41 West Virginia 81, Pittsburgh 62 Ga Tech 81, Jacksonville U South Dil 79 Centenary 63 Indiana 82, Mich State 77 Okla City 108, Creighton 91 Notre Dame 9, Tulsa 58 Southwest New Mex St 79, Santa Fe 66 Hardin-Simmons 102, West Texas State 1 West Brigham Young 94, Japanese Nationals 72 Utah State 97, Denver 83 Safety Woody King from Honolulu and end Roger Calderwood from South Byfield MA are co captains of Wyoming's football team.
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Busters
Nebraska
North Platte
McCook
Garden
Colby Jaco
Colby
el Dorado JC
Dorado
Dodge
Conquistadors
Arkansas City
Congs
Sterling
Colo
Big Spring
Tex
Burlington
Iowa
Amarillo
Lamar
Ark City
Pratt
Garden City
el Dorado
Wichita State
Dallas
Baptist College
Kansas State
Moberly
Cameron State of
Lawton
Okla
Hutchinson
Kansas City
THE
Associated Press
Providence
St. Bonavenure
Syracuse
Connecticut
Duquesne
Detroit
Rhode Island
Vermont
Holy Cross
Mass
Maine
Boston
South
Kentucky
Mississippi
Murray
Morehead
Marshall
Tennessee
LSU
Florida
Alabama
Vanderbilt
Georgia
W. Va
Pittsburgh
Tech
Jacksonville
Dil
Centenary
Aidwest
Indiana
Mich
State
City
Creighton
Notre Dame
Tlawaili
Southwest
New Mex
Santa Fe
Hardin - Simmons
West Texas State
Woody King
Honolulu
Roger Calderwood
South Byfield
Wyoming
Busters Win Two Matches Against Cowboy Freshmen
Garden City Junior College lost a dual wrestling meet to Oklahoma State University freshmen 25 to 6 in Stillwater. Bromackters won two matches by decision, Katsumi Suzuki at 152 pounds and John Lightner at 177. OSU earned two pins and five decisions, with Garden scoring five points in the decisions all by escapes. Other results include Randy Fares, Dwayne Keller, Scott Fenderson, Parker Sneed, Mike Andrews, and John Ward posting various outcomes.
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Stillwater
Oklaha
Garden City Junior College
Oklahoma State University
Broacbusters
Katsumi Suzuki
John Lightner
Suzuki
OSL
Garden
Juega
OSU
Cowboys
Sey
Opoy
Cale
Randy Fares
John Daigle
Daigle
Dwayne Keller
Jeff Robinson
Keller
Fred Rolak
Ron Terry
Terry
Scott Fenderson
Leland Tresner
Katsumi Suzaki
James McQuese
Parker Sneed
Jerry Verbeck
Mike Andrews
Dean Biggs
Bigss
Don Parker
Lightner
Parker
John Ward
Walt Hudnett
Ward
Garden Dominates Ninth and Eighth Grade Basketball Standouts
Garden teams swept both ninth and eighth grade games against Dodge, led by Nat Aintundary and Robbie Wasinger. In the ninth grade Garden built a late edge 52-49, while the eighth graders surged in the final period to win as Steve Wilson and Bruce Stallyworth scored key baskets. Dodge’s Stacey and George Fereerson scored in double digits.
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Dadde
Wwe
Garden
Mhod Vieput Viehoar
Batishi
Robbie Wasinger
Prenk Exons
David Ive
Peele
Stephens
Ting Held Wasdnger
Ewing S
Pat Carter
Dodge
Stacey
George Fereerson
May Kline
Bulls
Steve Wison
Bruce Stallyworth
Nudge
Vane
Stallsworth
Poins
Garde
Wilson
Rach
Trent Spikes
B. McCullough
Dodee
Fehl
Tle
Vic White
Bruins Stay Prime in AP Poll as UCLA Leads
UCLA remains the top team in the AP major college basketball poll for the fourth straight week with Princeton moving up to fourth behind North Carolina and Louisville. Houston rises to fifth, Western Kentucky sixth, Kansas seventh, Texas Western eighth, Providence ninth, and Boston College enters the Top Ten. Princeton, 17-1, gains one spot. North Carolina edges Louisville by 6 points for second.
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Princeton
UCLA
Associated Press
Southern California
Bruins
Dartmouth
Tigers
North Carolina
Louisville
Houston
Western Kentucky
Kansas
Texas Western
Providence
Boston College
Tar Heels
Maryland
Cardinals
St. Louis
Cincinnati
Nevada Southern
Austin Peay
Middle Tennessee
Miners
New Mexico State
Gannon
Eagles
Vanderbilt
Louisiana State
Florida
Oregon State
Oregon
Virginia
Wake Forest
Georgia Tech
Drake
Wichita State
Fairfield
Nebraska
New Mexico
St. John’s
South Carolina
Syracuse
Tennessee
Toledo
Tulsa
University of Pacific
Utah State
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Tratston
WBA
Sonny Liston
Atlantic City
Eddie Machen
Chicago
WRA
Leveland Williams
Sane Magnificent Astrodome
Heights
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Walt Ditzer
Monidax
Rowen
Kael
Uis
Mike Theaikentorse
Mike Treic
Willige
Pee
Uae
Ely - Fiat
Cheri Dias
Itn
Jae Viadana
Fearing
Kuta
McCormick
Hopkins
Alex Gallarda
Pat Griffin
Granda
Bill Sweeney
Springfield Indians
Juco
Ram West
Brigham Young
Denver
Cowboy
North
Dodge Cree
Rivats
Dodge Cis
Seon
Ug Gardens
Dennis Tren
Nat Aintundary
Aidast Seoul Oy
Hoth Awad
Eishth Vrai
Cire Janier
Fuapres Vic
Bude
Coen
Tj la Vrede
Yhat
Leo
Ely Man
Scott Cismerh
Don's Texaco
12Th
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Jays
Ben Olan
Frank E, White
Phillips-White
Frank E. White
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