Clay Liston sign for rematch title fight in fall
Cassius Clay and Sonny Liston signed for a rematch to be held between September 15 and October 31 with tentative sites including Louisville Las Vegas and Baltimore. The bout will be promoted by Intercontinental Promotions and pay each fighter 30 percent of gross receipts.
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Seven New Hall of Fame Members Inducted in Cooperstown
The 25th anniversary events honored seven new inductees including Appling. Former players Manush Faber Grimes Ward Huggins Keefe represented by families for the deceased. The day featured an exhibition at Doubleday Field where the Mets lost 6-4 to the Senators as President Johnson sent a congratulatory telegram.
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Bears Dedicate Season to Pair Killed in Crash
The Chicago Bears honor teammates Willie Galimore and John Farrington who died in a car crash near camp. Owners and coach George Halas urged a solemn season tribute as players resumed light practice at St. Joseph’s College. Funeral plans were announced and widows coping with loss.
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Bo) Farrington
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Wichita Hires Coach From Former WSU Star Wright
Charles Wright, two time All Missouri Valley Conference performer from Wichita State 1960 62, joins the WSU coaching staff as assistant line coach. He started 31 consecutive games as guard including the 1961 Sun Bowl, and last year served as a graduate assistant in football. Willie Mays was voted the National League top rookie in 1951.
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Primatene Tablets Move From Prescription to Over the Counter
Medical tests show Primatene relieves asthma attacks within minutes and provides hours of relief. The formula, once a doctors order, is now sold without prescription in many states. The tablet mix opens airways, loosens congestion, and reduces nervous tension without injections.
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Leavenworth Wins First District Legion Title in Doubleheader
Leavenworth claimed the First District American Legion baseball championship in a doubleheader against Marysville. Marysville took game one 5-1, but Leavenworth responded with a 3-1 win in game two to secure the title and earn a spot in the state tournament opener at Salina on August 6 against the Second District champion.
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Harge Signs One-Year Contract with 76ers
Tara Harge a 6-foot-8 center from the University of New Mexico and a second round draft choice signed a one year contract Monday with the Philadelphia 76ers.
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Shocker Halfback Farr Ineligible for 196? Wichita State
Miller Farr, star halfback from Beaumont Texas, is declared ineligible for Wichita State University football this fall due to academic deficiency. Farr earned first team All Missouri Valley as a sophomore and second team as a junior.
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Sugar Ray Robinson Draws With Art Hernandez in Omaha
Veteran Sugar Ray Robinson of New York fought 10 rounds with rising star Art Hernandez in a middleweight bout at City Auditorium Omaha. The bout ended in a draw.
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Bell Pursues USGA Junior Golf Titles in Oregon and Minnesota
Seventeen year old Pete Bell of Junction City pursues two national junior golf tournaments in the next two weeks. He competes this week in the USGA Junior Golf Tournament at Eugene Oregon, then moves to St Paul Minnesota for the US JC international tournament opening August 4. Bell, a straight A student, aims to repeat past Kansas Jaycee success and has a history of qualifying through Denver and Fort Riley plays with strong family ties to the sport.
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Ralston Ready For Australian Davis Cup Threat In 1964
Dennis Ralston, who turned 22, says he fears no Australian Davis Cup squad for the 1964 Challenge Round if they reach September play. The Californian advanced in the Eastern Grass Courts Championships, defeating Butch Newman 6-1 6-2 after beating Chuck McKinley earlier. Seed results followed with Froehling, Scott, Riessen, and top women also advancing or receiving byes. Pitching coach Marv Grissom posted a 47-45 major league mark.
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Stage Fright to Cash Help Prompted by Sickness
An ad describes stage fright as a lack of preparation for any action from public speaking to sudden money emergencies. It invites readers to prepare for cash benefits with a hospital surgical plan and provides in city Topeka contact details CE3-2371 Sunflower Building 420 East 28th.
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