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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 07, 1967
Page
10
Cassius Clay dominates Ernie Terrell in a 15 round decision before 37,321 at the Astrodome with Terrell suffering a cut and eye injury. Clay calls Terrell a dirty fighter while Terrell claims he fought as best as possible despite the punishment and jab pressure.
Cassius Clay dominates Ernie Terrell over 15 rounds in Houston. Terrell suffers a cut and eye swelling and vows a rematch claiming dirty tactics. Clay eyes future challengers Zora Folley or George Chuvalo with possible Madison Square Garden bout discussed.
Dodd, 58, long time head of Tech football, begins rebuilding after Orange Bowl loss. Jackets schedule next fall includes Notre Dame, Miami, Georgia, Tennessee, Auburn, Vanderbilt, Texas Christian, Clemson, Tulane and Duke.
Middletown coach Paul Walker announced the district board raised the doubleheader price from 1.50 to 1.50, effectively charging the same for both games. Board member Emerson L. Brown of Mason noted fans would pay 1.50 for one regional final game, while the opener may be costly to attend. The increase aims to offset funding for spring and fall programs amid mixed fan reaction and broadcast fee debates.
Cleveland Indians owner Vernon B Stouffer who bought the club last August for 8 million dollars has turned down an offer that would have netted him 82 million profit General Manager Gabe Paul announced at a luncheon of sales marketing executives The prospective buyers bid in the last three weeks Stouffer told Paul to say the club is not for sale They are the Cleveland Indians They are going to stay the Cleveland Indians The offer came from outside Cleveland.
Jerry Stoltz a 29 year old former Notre Dame assistant coach is named new offensive coach at Pat Stoltz. Stoltz from Chicago has been backfield coach at Miami of Ohio for three seasons and fills the vacancy after Len Jardine left for Brown University. He graduated in 1961 from the University of Toledo where he was quarterback and co captain and joined Toledo staff after graduation.
Xavier University basketball home page reports captain John Mace from Huntington West Virginia and freshman John Radich from Columbus were benched for failing to meet the semester grade cutoff. Mace averaged five points in sixteen games as a substitute while Radich tallied sixteen point two per game for the freshman squad.
Francis L. Dale, president of the Cincinnati Enquirer and Reds owner, told the Reds annual party that the 19 county Cincinnati area can be the sports capital of the United States. He cited a riverfront stadium and praised manager Dave Bristol and the team’s young players for potential future success. He noted the challenge lured Bob Howsam from St. Louis to be general manager.
Renaldo Victoria outpointed Tommy Tibbs in Boston while Doyle Baird stopped Sam Sellers in Akron. Both cards listed fighters by weight and city, with venue cites Boston and Akron and states the decisions and stoppage.
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