Clay Prepares For Casual Life
Cassius Clay plans a farm life in Alabama after losing his heavyweight title while his lawyers press a new court bid to block his draft prosecution. He declares a 600 acre Tuskegee area farm and says he will help the poor with his harvests, while his case moves again through the courts.
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Will Grimsley
Associated Press
Houston
Cassius Clay
Alabama
U.S
Armed Services
Tuskegee
Ala
Tuskegee Institute
Cassius
Spota defends WBC stance on Cassius Clay title raid
Luis Spota president of the World Boxing Council said he sees no reason to withdraw recognition of Cassius Clay as heavyweight champion. He argued the WBA and New York Athletic Commission are unfair for stripping the title after Clay refused military service.
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Allen B. Hannay
Hayden Covington
Clay
New York
Muhammad Ali
Ianieaie
I le Clay
Mexico City
Luis Spota
World Boxing Council
Cassius Clay
United States
Spota
World Boxing Association
New York Athletic Commission
WBA
New York Commission
Pacifist Champion Faces Possible Title Loss Rules
Spota argues no motive against a pacifist fighter should strip a title. He says champions can lose only by ring defeat or rule violation, and condemns killing as war. The statement frames ethical stance and sport's integrity.
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Spota
Falcons Trade For Veteran Quarterback Nofsinger
Atlanta Falcons announce a trade sending a future draft choice to St. Louis Cardinals in exchange for veteran quarterback Terry Nofsinger. The move adds proven experience to the Falcons roster.
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Atlanta
Atlanta Falcons
Cchoice
St. Louis Cardinals
Terry Nofsinger
Panthers Beat Lynchburg 85-60 in Dual Meet Set Two HPC Records
High Point College earned its eighth win of the season by defeating Lynchburg College 85-60 in Lynchburg Virginia. Richard Smith set a school pole vault record at 12 feet 10 inches while Tom Blanciak clocked 21.7 seconds in the 220 yard dash. Top scorers were Blanciak Criswell and Charley Rock with 11 10 and 10 points respectively. The Panthers travel to Washington and Lee Monday for another dual meet.
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Lynchburg
High Point College
Lynchburg College
Panther
Richard Smith
Smith
Tom Blanciak
Panthers
Blanciak
Bob Criswell
Charley Rock
Washington and Lee
Miller shoots 73 to chase first victory on tour
Mills from page 3 C: an approach shot three feet from the pin holed out. Miss Miller, a former Michigan teacher and a pro for ten months, carded 73 after a shaky start. Spuzich posted 72 and Haynie 71 at Palmetto Country Club on a 6 235 yard layout.
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Miss Miller
Michigan
Dover Bats Rally as Blosse Stifles Western in Low-Scoring Game
Dover leadoff man drew a walk and an early on base, while Blosse retired seven in a row and eleven overall. Blosse escaped jams in the fourth and sixth after Western left runners on, and High Point produced all its runs in a late stretch.
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Bessemer City
Blosse
Western
High Point
Perlozzo Steers Panthers to Win as Homers Spark Rally
Dan Cooke led off with a walk and Perlozzo followed by launching a two run homer to right center for his second of the week. Edwards pitched well for the loss as High Point eyes a conference game at Appalachian tomorrow with Mowery set to start.
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Dan Cooke
Perlozzo
Panthers
Edwards
High Point
Appalachian
David Mowery
Guilford
Rhyne
Davidson
Campbell
Pembroke
Winston-Salem Swim Club edges High Point in age group meet
Winston-Salem Swim Club narrowly defeated High Point Swim Club 288 to 251 in a boys club dual meet at the Boy's Club. Scores cover all age groups from 8 & under through 16 years with winners listed for freestyle, butterfly, breaststroke, and medley events, noting individual swimmers from WS and HP.
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High Point
Vic Santianna
Lovette
Sharpe
Irs
Gener
Yore Rawford
Iris
Imer
Anwe Ax
Dexter
Malits Hie
Crowder
Ma Nat Pr Jamieson Press
Francis
Stewart
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Dewees
Ead
Ae Cews
Siri
Atnie
Eers
Johnston
Poindexter
Boreen
Bean
Sirs
Millis
Johnson
Las
Flynn
Boyer
Cottam
Dowdy
Cuployer
Mason
Smith
Bencini
Haas
Wil- Moss
One-Hitter Gives Lexington Game One
Righthander Joe Berg tossed a neat one hitter as Lexington's Braves won 4 0 in Western Carolinas League play. Only Spartanburg's John Jagutis singled in the first inning. Berg allowed two hits and walked none while Bob Hume scored on a walk in the second. Ralph Berrier also had two hits.
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Lexington
N. C
Joe Berg
Braves
John Jagutis
Spartanburg
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