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Newspaper

Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Feb 04, 1963

Page

7

Two Title Defenses In Griffiths Future Plans

Griffith targets two middleweight title defenses in four months after a ninth round stoppage of Denmark’s Chris Christensen. He will meet Wales’s Brian Curvis in June and defend against Luis Rodriguez next month. Curvis defends British Empire welterweight title in London February 12.

Chris Christensen Emile Griffith Forum Stadium Copenhagen Griffith Christensen Denmark Brian Curvis Wales Jack Solomons Robert Seidel Switzerland Luis Rodriguez Curvis England Tony Smith London New York Dave

Hurricane Carter Eyes Title Foes After Big Win

New York AP reports middleweight fighter Hurricane Carter, from Patterson New Jersey, remains more than a year from a major bout. He edged Gomeo Brennan in 10 rounds at Madison Square Garden, with Carter leading on all official cards. Carter weighed 156 1 4 pounds to Brennan's 157 7, earning his fifth straight win and his 11th KO. Brennan’s record stands 52 8 5.

New York Hurricane Carter Patterson N. J Gomeo Brennan Madison Square Garden Brennan Carter Gomeo Teddy Martin Frank Forbes Bill Recht

Wilmington Five Caps Elk Meet at Sports Bowl

The Weathervane of Wilmington won the Elks Southwestern Ohio District Tournament at the Sports Bowl Saturday night with a total of 2,992. Piqua’s Gerlach The Florist placed second with 2,943 and Burger of Dayton took third at 2,923. Midletown’s Perry Insurance finished fourth, Sports Bowl Elks sixth, South’s Men's Wear of Wilmington fifth, Pat on Motors seventh, and Schelle and Walling of Piqua eighth with scores ranging from 2,826 to 2,831.

Weathervane Wilmington Elks Ohio Gerlach Florist Piqua Burger Dayton Perry Insurance Middletown Sports Bowl Elks South Paton Motors of Schelle and Walling of

Linville among Kentucky stars in NCAA finals

Lexington Kentucky AP reports University of Kentucky players on All Tournament teams in NCAA finals include Vernon Hatton Johnny Cox Bill Spivey Shelby Linville Alex Groza in 1948 1949 1951 1958 Groza named most valuable player twice reflecting UK success and star lineage.

Lexington Kentucky Vernon Hatton Johnny Cox Bill Spivey Shelby Linville Alex Groza Groza

Cage Results From Around The Nation Saturday Games

A Mitchell style college basketball roundup shows Princeton topping Penn 70 58 Providence outscoring Niagara 102 78 and Rhode Island beating Colgate 104 77 Other notable finishes include Connecticut 95 over Vermont 62 and Boston University 75 over Colby 67 Midwest action features Cincinnati 70 over St. Louis 40 and Ohio State 97 over Purdue 93 Also noted are UCLA 88 over Southern Cal 72 and Arizona 63 over New Mexico St 40 Stanford at Washington State cancelled and no score reported.

Holy Cross Boston St. Joseph's St. Peter's N.J Brown Dartmouth Navy Manhatan St. John’s N.Y Army Connecticut Vermont Rhode Island Colgate Boston U Colby Rutgers Delaware Mass Coast Guard Cincinnati St. Louis Chicago Loyola Iowa Ohio State Purdue Colorado Oklahoma Wichita Tulsa DePaul Louisville Northwestern Indiana Minn Wisconsin Bradley Marquette Kansas St Nebraska Dayton Duquesne Missouri Okla Mich Iowa St Kansas Evansville Valparaiso Southwest Arizona St Tex Western Arizona N. Mexico Texas TCU Arkansas Texas A&m Rice SMU Texas Tech Baylor Far West UCLA Southern Cal Calif Oregon Wyoming Air Force Utah Denver Idaho Stanford Wash. St

Penn State freshman wrestling squad roster includes two out-of-state wrestlers

University Park a P Penn State announces its 15 man freshman wrestling team features only two out of state competitors Bill Hunington from New York and Don McKenna from North Plainfield New Jersey. All team members are 18 years old.

University Park, Pa Penn State Bill Hunington N. Y Don McKenna North Plainfield N. J

Boxing group meeting in Mexico City eyed to unite commissions

World boxing officials from multiple nations gather in Mexico City this month to discuss unifying commissions and associations, aiming to resolve rule and suspension disparities. The fromer World Championship Committee era and the WBA plan to gain broader representation and harmonize standards to curb cross border conflicts and unsafe bouts.

National Boxing Association The World Boxing Association New York Athletic Commission British Boxing Board of Control European Boxing Union the Orient WCC Inba NBA Justiniano Montano Manila WBA Asia Mexico City

Bowling Honor Roll Scores Overview

Don Dennis led with 269 213 185 for 667. Don Bowlin posted 181 216 227 for 624. G Snyder 205 187 152 for 544. L Henderson 173 170 180 for 523. Ira Gibbs 162 181 174 for 522. Betty Ann Back 150 184 174 for 508.

Don Dennis Don Bowlin G. Snyder L. Henderson Ira Gibbs Betty Ann Back

McKinley tops Scott to win Salisbury tennis title

In Salisbury Maryland Chuck McKinley the top ranked amateur defeated Eugene Scott to win the fourth annual Salisbury International Tennis Tournament on Sunday.

Salisbury, Md Chuck McKinley Gene Scott

End Jim Gibbons leads Lions in pass receptions three years

Jim Gibbons has led or shared Detroit Lions pass catching leadership for the past three seasons. He has been a consistent target, posting top reception totals and contributing to the team's aerial attack with steady gains and reliability.

Jim Gibbons Detroit Lions

Rare Deer Battle In Ohio Ends With Falls To Death

In Hocking County near Ash Cave two giant buck deer locked antlers on a cliff top and toppled 75 feet to their deaths. Wildlife official Sam Butcher and observer James Stewart recount the scene, noting one buck had 20 points the other 12. The interlocked antlers were removed by rope.

Columbus. Ohio Ohio Wildlife Bulletin Sam Butcher District 4 Wildlife Division Dean Wibling Jr Guysville James Stewart Athens Stewart Ash Cave Hocking County Wibling

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