Liston and Giardello Eye Non Title Bout Ahead of Miami Showdown
Mid dleweight champion Joey Giardello and Liston's adviser Jack Nilon discussed a possible non-title semi windup before the Liston Cassius Clay title bout in Miami on Feb 25. Giardello would consider one or two February fights before defending his crown next May or June in Philadelphia against Dick Tiger.
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Liston Plans Quick Knockout Of Cassius Clay In Miami
Heavyweight champion Sonny Liston says he trained harder for Cassius Clay than Floyd Patterson and aims to end the bout in two rounds on February 25 in Miami. He notes Clay’s speed but believes he is faster and plans a brief defense. Liston trained in Las Vegas after weather kept him from Denver and jokes about a one minute four second target.
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Cage Scores From AP Basketball Weekend Action
Virginia Tech beat Virginia 62 to 60 while Jacksonville topped Carson-Newman 73 66. Pitt defeated Dartmouth 107 63 and Richmond beat Florida State 69 65. Mercer crushed Presbyterian 85 42 and Pace edged Patterson State 68 42. Loyola of the South 84 70 over Rhode Island. Stetson 469 3? Furman 65 57. Multiple other scores include Yale 73 63 California Santa Barbara. St. Louis 70 63 Tulsa 63. Indiana Tech 98 97 Franklin. Butler 67 62 over St Josephs Indiana. and New Hampshire 74 73 over MIT in a championship.
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Bowling Prodigy James St. John Breaks Through
Detroit native James Raymond St John, 33, who surged to national prominence by winning the Worlds Invitational Match Game Championships, has drawn professional scouting attention and secured a major signing, drawing parallels to famed baseball stars Mickey Mantle and Stan Musial.
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St. John to Bowl Here With Falstaff Team
Jim St. John, world class bowler and Navy veteran, will appear Tuesday January 14 at Fort Sill Lanes and Holiday Bowl as part of the Falstaff bowling team. Scouting ace Jack O'Brien hails him as a machine like talent with a record 12 consecutive 200 games and a 300 game in the World Invitational.
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Semifinals On Tap In Southern Five
The Southern Five semifinals feature four boys teams in an arena showdown at Comanche. Marlow battles Ryan at 7 15 p m and Velma Alma faces host Comanche at 8 45 p m. Geronimo and Temple vie for fifth in girls action while Chattanooga and Temple settle fifth in boys. Geronimo tops Grandfield 50 34 as Miss Creighton and McCuiston lead scoring. Marlow and Comanche girls advance to finals with wins over Ryan and Velma Alma.
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Late Box Score from St Louis San Francisco game
Box score lines show players Hagan Hight er Pettit Meschery and Wilkens with scoring totals and field goal attempts. Team totals indicate St Louis 43 and San Francisco 42 with various players contributing points and rebounds.
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Big Pasture Schedule and Night Results
Tonight’s lineup includes Geronimo vs Temple for fifth place girls at p.m and Chettanocoge vs Temple for fifth place boys at 6:30. Semifinals and third place matches follow with teams like Indiahome Grandfield and Comanche in boys brackets. Last night Temple girls lost to Tempe 42 to 3 while Grandfield beat Davidson 35-27 in girls action.
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Temple Girls and Boys Fall to Big Pasture in Hoops
Temple teams face a high scoring loss to Big Pasture with girls tallying 42 and boys 32. box shows multiple players with double digits and guards listed. Across other district games, Grandfield and Davidson combine for 35 points, Geronimo tops Grandfield, and Comanche defeats Walters in separate matchups.
Bowling Results In City Leagues TIA N CHURCH MIXED LEAGUE
City bowling results show individual game and series leaders from the TIAN CHURCH MIXED LEAGUE at Holiday Lanes. Top performances included Bobe Ferret 222 and Claude Limburg 575 with Fern Brashear 188 in the mix. Team No. 7 led team game 480 and team series 1864 while standings appear partially garbled.
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Wilkinson rumored to retire as Oklahoma coach and athletic director
Rumors circulated that Bob Wilkinson would leave his post after 17 seasons as head coach and athletic director at Oklahoma. A Miami source claimed an imminent retirement announcement for Wilkinson tied to possible Senate or other political plans, with an Orange Bowl lead suggesting the move.
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Mantle and Others Predicted for Big 1965 Sports Year
MIAMI UP I report sketches of a bold sports year ahead with forecasts across boxing baseball golf Olympic track and field football and more Cassius Clay versus Sonny Liston is projected with Clay losing in five rounds Sandy Koufax and Mickey Mantle are highlighted for big seasons Arnold Palmer Billy Casper Jack Nicklaus and Mickey Wright are named for major wins John Pennell Bob Hayes and Chuck McKinley are noted for records and revivals. Kentucky and New York teams are also discussed with several expected rises and surprises.
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Valenzuela Suspended Five Days After Race Disqualification
Santa Anita Park stewards suspended jockey Ismael Valenzuela for five days for failing to maintain a straight course in the fourth race. He rode Art of Giving, who won the race before the inquiry led to a disqualification and third-place placing.
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Rumor links Willsey to Cal head coaching post
BERKELEY Calif Ray Willsey defensive backfield coach of the Washington Redskins will be named head coach at the University of California within 24 hours or Mike Giddings USC assistant may get the job. No public comment from Cal officials though Athletic Director Pete Newell was reported to have talked with both men. CORPUS CHRISTI Texas Duke Carlisle outplayed Navy star Roger Staubach in the Cotton Bowl and faces the Challenge Bowl against stars from the rest of the nation in a high scoring showdown. Carlisle connected on two long passes to Phil Harris for Texas scores in a 28 6 win over Navy. George Bork Northern Illinois is slated to start at quarterback for the National All Stars. NEW YORK There may be weekly network boxing even if ABC drops Friday night fights as Madison Square Garden considers running its own network. CBS and NBC carried boxing in the past. YORK Coach Red Sullivan of the New York Rangers fined 200 for encouraging violence during the Rangers Canadians game in Montreal. Clarence Campbell NHL president announced the penalty following an incident involving Henri Richard and Vic Hadfield. CHICAGO Three inquiries into Tony Parrilli shooting center on why Police Chief Robert Winthers drew his pistol in Willowbrook bowling alley tied to Bears end Mike Ditka. Parrilli, 24, died after being struck near the eye. Raymond Messmaker turned himself in and was released without charge after questioning.
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Halas Named Pro Coach of the Year by Washington Club
George Halas, head coach of the world champion Chicago Bears, was chosen as professional coach of the year by the Washington Touchdown Club in a Thursday ceremony.
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Mahaffey Signs 1964 Phillies Contract
Philadelphia ace Art Mahaffey, who battled injuries last season, signed his 1964 contract with the Phillies on Thursday.
Dischinger Shines In Bullets TV Victory Over Knicks
Terry Dischinger scored 36 points, with 25 in the second half, as the Baltimore Bullets defeated the New York Knickerbockers 124-109 on national TV. Walt Bellamy had 23 points and 15 rebounds, Rod Thorn had seven assists, while Johnny Green led NYC with 21 points. In Dayton, Cincinnati beat Detroit 112-111, with Wayne Embry scoring the winner after Tom Ferry turnover.
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