Tiger Giardello Set For 15 Round Title Bout At MSG
Nigeria’s Dick Tiger faces champion Joey Giardello in a Madison Square Garden headline bout for the middleweight title. Odds swung from 3-1 to 7-5 in Tiger’s favor as handscripted by fight managers. The ring officials, weigh-in, and a 18,000-capacity crowd with a $150,000 gross gate are slated for a 10 p.m. EDT start. Giardello carries 50,000 guaranteed or 40 percent of receipts. Tiger earns 15,000 or 20 percent. Both fighters under 160 pounds, with referees and judges to be named at fight time.
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Murray Rose
Associated Press
NEW York (Ap
Dick Tiger
Nigeria
Joey Giardello
Tiger
Broadway
Madison Square Garden
Cherry Hill
N.J
Giardello
Atlantic City
Giardeo
Hemes
New York
Kayes
Boyer Leaves Cardinals in Mets Trade Shakeup
Ken Boyer, a Cardinal captain and former NL MVP, is traded to the New York Mets for Al Jackson and Charley Smith plus an unnamed AAA player. The 34 year old, power hitter helped St Louis win the pennant a year earlier but slumped in 1965. The deal ends Boyer’s 11 seasons with the Cardinals.
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Associated Press
ST. Louis
Ken Boyer
St. Louis Cardinal
Cardinals
Boyer
Cardinal
New York Mets
al Jackson
Charley Smith
Mets
Dick Groat
Curt. Sim
Smith
Jackson
Shawnee Seeks Win Over Van Wert After Tie
Shawnee Indians, after a 6-6 tie with Wapakoneta, aim to beat Van Wert this weekend in a bid to climb from the losing column. Coach Larry Smith expects improvement as Dan Pressman and halfback Bob Groves show progress after early injuries.
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Wapakoneta
van Wert
Shawnee
Larry Smith
Big Dan Pressman
Bob Groves
Area high school football schedule and key injuries noted
City Line leads off with Lima opponents as Wapak and others prepare for weekend games. Injuries reshape depth with Randy James out and Linemen Hodges Cheney Fritsche Dorn Lepp blocking for Randy Cooper and Daniel. Middletown and Lima Central Catholic highlighted as top area clash with GOIL title at stake.
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Wapak
Randy James
St. Marys
Leo Neal
Tom Trump
Bob Brumby
Indians
Lima
Middletown
Bath
Columbus Grove
Elida
Ottawa-Glandorf
Lima Central
John Tebben
T-Birds
Columbus Hartley
Don Waggoner
John Sarakitas
Paul Mullen
Jed
Thunderbirds
Denny Clark
Steven Riepenhoff
Wildcats
Delphos Jefferson
Ben Green
Rod Hefner
Ken Klass
Louie Boughan
Bob White
Bruce Harrod
Bluffton
Ottawa Glandorf
Titans
Bulldogs
Bill Bowers
Bob Markwood
Perry
Delphos St
Pat
Randy Cooper
Dave Daniel
Larry Nicolet
Bruce Hodges
Jim Hay Tree
Steve Ferrall
Bob Jones
Bob Snyder
Dave Cheney
Vet Fererary
Lima Central Catholic
Steve Riepenhot
Bob Seggerson
Bob Link
Pat McCormick
Shawnee
Dan Pratsman
Jeff Miller
Russ Fruchey
Don Gary
Ron Ray
Ed Metson
Don Joseph
Gary Groat
Darrell Sebring
Bil Bowers
Dave Libert
Dave Warris
Ban Earebart
Gerald Eagy
Ralph Tipple J
Dy Sessions
Ashley Beowhan
North Dakota State Tops Small College Poll After Rivalry Win
North Dakota State held the AP small college lead after a 6-3 victory over North Dakota in game six. The Bisons earned seven first place votes and 139 points, with Florida A&M remaining No. 2 after a 23-7 win over Morris Brown. The Top Ten includes Maine, Los Angeles State, Middle Tennessee, Hofstra, Lamar Tech, Fresno State, Colorado Western, and Long Beach State with varied records and votes.
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Associated Press
North Dakota
Bisons
Florida A&m
Morris Brown
N.D. State
Maine
Los Angeles St
Middle Tenn
Hofstra
Lamar Tech
Fresno State
Colo. Western
Long Beach St
S Cal Chosen To Stop Irish
New York AP asks why scientists cannot invent a cure for head colds while a split screen TV could show both Southern California at Notre Dame and Michigan State at Purdue. It lists weekly college football picks with named players and teams such as Southern Cal Notre Dame Michigan State Purdue Nebraska Colorado Arkansas North Texas State Texas Rice LSU South Carolina Kentucky Georgia Dartmouth Harvard Alabama Florida State Minnesota Michigan UCLA California.
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Southern California
Notre Dame
Michigan State
Purdue
Southern Cal
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Eason
Mike Garrett
Bill Wolski
Nick Eddy
Nick Rassas
Michigan
Ohio State
Spartans
Bob Griese
Nebraska
Colorado
Cornhuskers
Wilmer
Arkansas
Texas
Rice
Longhorns
Louisiana State
South Carolina
Tigers
Joe Labruzzo
Kentucky
Georgia
Bob Taylor
Dartmouth
Harvard
Mickey Beard
Gene Ryzewicz
Alabama
Florida State
Steve Sloan
Minnesota
Gophers
UCLA
California
Celtics Rally Behind Russell To Beat Lakers In NBA
Big Bill Russell led Boston to a 100-96 win over Los Angeles with 29 rebounds and 10 points, while Sam Jones scored 30 for Boston. Jerry West starred for the Lakers, despite an early eye cut. Detroit crushed New York 116-93 and Baltimore defeated St. Louis 119-99 in other NBA results.
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National Basketball Association
Big Bill
NBA
Celtics
University of San Francisco
Boston
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Lakers
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St. Louis
Russell
Laker
Sam Jones
Jerry West
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New York
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Dick Berg
Shawnee Blocker
Dick Roethlisberger
Owe Milide Tackle
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Steve Dankirt
Commodore
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Big Bill Key
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