Liston Crowned by Cash Grab Threats After Clay Fight
Sonny Liston stands as virtually bankrupt for future bouts once he defeats Cassius Clay. The heavyweight king has money tied up in potential purses, while Clay faces draft uncertainty under Selective Service. Terrell and Jones are noted as possible next challengers, with Terrell highlighted for his past Inter-City title and KO risk against Liston.
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Jus
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Listen
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Jim Corbett
Bob Fitzsimmons
Ruby Robert
Jim Jeffries
Joe Louis
Max Schmeling
Sonny Liston
Nicklaus Blurs Amateur Claim in Pro Golf Rise
The piece argues amateur champions like Labron Harris Jr. and Nicklaus were overlooked as pros surged. It notes Nicklaus’s amateur wins at Pebble Beach and his rapid rise after turning pro, contrasting amateur impact with professional promotion and outlining the sport’s broad base with millions of players and nearly 9,800 entrants in USGA events.
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Hobby Jones
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VanderKelen Named All Stars MVP in Packers Upset
Wisconsin quarterback Ron VanderKelen, long ignored by pro teams, was voted the MVP of the College All Stars as they upset the Green Bay Packers. He led passing plays that fueled the 141 rushing and 183 passing edge, in a game marking the first collegiate victory over the NFL champions since 1958.
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Palmer and Nicklaus Named U S Canada Cup Team
Arnie Palmer and Jack Nicklaus were named as the U S duo for the 11th Canada Cup in Paris October 24 27 the world golf team event. The two top Americans lead the selection by Sidney J James from a PGA submitted list as they face 33 nations in 72 holes of stroke play with their sights set on the Canada Cup team trophy and the individual prize.
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Mouth protectors cut high school football injuries 50 percent
New York AP report says mandatory mouth protectors reduced mouth and teeth injuries in high school football by half last year. The federation notes such injuries accounted for 21 percent of all football injuries and that protectors also lowered concussions and brain injuries from jaw blows.
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McDonald Takes Putting Lead at Surf Coast Open
Gene McDonald touring professional from Savannah Ga shot 33 under par 111 to lead the Surf Coast Open in Lake Charles La. Indianapolis rider John Sports was one stroke back at 114 with Lee Weldy of Savannah and Ron Dixon of Columbus Ga tied for third. Final 72 holes to be completed Sunday.
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Carolinas Lead Virginias in Captain's Putter Golf Match
Hot Springs Va AP Carolinas and Virginias faced off in the Captain's Putter with the Carolinas taking a 40 32 lead at the halfway mark. Bill Campbell starred for the Virginias with a 66 but the Carolinas dominated the singles and fourball rounds to hold the advantage heading into Sunday play.
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Wake Forest signs Navarro JC passer Sweetan
Winston-Salem AP reports Wake Forest College will grant aid to Isai Sweetan a Navarro Junior College standout with 19 touchdown passes and a 1962 record. He is listed as 20 years old 198 pounds and married with five children.
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National League Daily Baseball Schedule and Results
Baseball card style summary listing NL games with teams and pitchers including Wilweykee at New York and St Louis tie at seven. Philadelphia at Pittsburgh, Cincinnati at San Francisco, Chicago at Los Angeles, Houston at San Angeles, and Sunday games including New York at Milwaukee, San Francisco at Chicago, Padres at Angels, and more with win expectations and pitchers.
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Star Contest Set Today in WCL As North South Clash
Spartanburg and Salisbury prepare for the 1964 Western Carolinas League North South All Star game at Duncan Park. North starter Mike Szemplenski leads the league with 253 strikeouts and a 11-6-1 record, while South starter Bob Salomon posts 9-3. An earlier WEL queen contest is slated before the game as about 3,000 fans are expected. The North lineup includes Mickey Strickland and Ed Chasteen. the South features John May and Mike Ferraro among others in a fields-wide exhibition.
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AFL Heads For Its 4th Football War
The AFL enters its fourth season with three exhibition games this weekend as Commissioner Joe Fass declares the league has come of age after past crises. He notes the real test is keeping operations funded when a club faces cash shortages, referencing the New York Titans under new management.
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