Liston signed away stock worth $100000 after clay fight
Senate hearings reveal Sonny Liston transferred 275 of 500 Inter-Continental shares to Sam Margolis, a Philadelphia acquaintance, potentially depriving him of $100,000 in promotional profits from the Clay fight. Inter-Continental’s Garland Cherry testified that Liston’s adviser set up the deal, with no fighter previously receiving such profits.
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Sonny
Liston
Cassius Clay
John McClellan
D-Ark
Senate Antitrust
Inter-Continental
Garland D. Cherry
Inter-Continental Promotions, Inc
Cherry
Sam Margolis
Philadelphia
McClellan
Clay
Chester
Margolis
Jack Nilon
Nilon
Jim
Bob
Bob Nilon
Inter- Continental
Nilons
Shea Park Ready But Are the Mets in Time
Multiple notes from a period paper describe Colgate-Palmolive testing LAS a new biodegradable detergent base, field tested at Elm Farm Mobile Homes near Woodbridge Virginia, and the Monocacy Canoe Club outlining a busy season with trips across several states and contact info for joining.
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Washington Post
Elm Farm
Woodbridge
Virginia
Colgate - Palmolive Company
Canoe Club
Frederick Pony Club Wins Meet
Frederick Pony Club wins the Know-down at the Potomac Hunt Club Kennels with 78 percent, Seneca 76, Potomac 75. Local riders from Seneca include Lauralyn Smith, Brad Smith, Sharon Evans, Ann Bernsdorff, Lisa Kadie and Steve Smith. Potomac riders are Trippi Harling, Becky Bausersfeld, Betsie Hartwig, Neile Ladd, Holly Rankin and Mary Garrett.
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Seneca Valley Pony Club
Potomac Pony Club
Frederick Pony Club
Seneca Club
Potomac Hunt Club
Lauralyn Smith
Brad Smith
Sharon Evans
Ann Bernsdorff
Lisa Kadie
Steve Smith
Potomac Club
Trippi Harling
Becky Bauersfeld
Betsie Hartwig
Neile Ladd
Holly Rankin
Mary Garrett
D. W. Tackaray
Potomac
Frederick
Seneca
Thomas Wheeler
White Ground Road
D Pony
Seneca ” Club
Frederick Club
Harkaway Farm
Dawsonville
August Kramm
Herbert G. Lytle
Mn Son
Senators win third straight exhibition with 9-3 victory
Washington Senators beat the Detroit Tigers 9-3 in Pompano Beach as Tigers out-homered 2-2. Al Kaline Jake Wood and Mike Rourke homered for Detroit off Bennie Daniels. John Kennedy and Ed Brinkman doubled for Washington. The Senators batted around in the fifth, scoring four on walks singles and a Ken Hunt double. Steve Ridzik and Ed Roebuck pitched the last four innings.
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Pompano Beach
Fla
Washington Senators
Detroit Tigers
Senators
al Kaline
Jake Wood
Mike Rourke
Tigers
Bennie Daniels
John Kennedy
Ed Brinkman
Washington
Larry Foster
Ken Hunt
Steve Ridzik
Ed Roebuck
Home Court Spells Victory in NBA Semifinals
Philadelphia 76ers beat Cincinnati Royals 122 to 114 on their home court to tie the best-of-five series at 1-1. Hal Greer scored 29, with 15 in the fourth quarter, lifting Philadelphia in a tight finish. St Louis also holds a 2-0 lead over Los Angeles in the Western semifinal as games shift to LA if needed.
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Ralph Bernstein
Associated Press
National Basketball Association
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Cincinnati Royals
78Ers
Royals
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Philadelphia
76Ers
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Hal Greer
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McMahon
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Lakers
Hunt
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Chicago White Sox
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Bob Gibson
St. Louis Cardinals
Kansas City Athletics
Orlando Cepeda
San Francisco Giants
Cleveland
Cincinnati Reds
Richie Allen
Milwaukee Braves
Pittsburgh Pirates
Washington
Detroit Tigers
Boston
Giants Boost Pitching but Alou Leads Openers
The San Francisco Giants traded for Bob Shaw and Bob Headley to strengthen pitching while adding rookie Jesus Alou who could boost offense. Hart replaces Davenport at third as Alou, 21, competes for an opening lineup featuring Haller Cepeda Davenport Pagan Hart McCovey Mays and Alou with Marichal Sanford and O Dell as likely starters.
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Charles Maher
Phoenix
Ariz
San Francisco Giants
Los Angeles Dodgers
Giants
Bob Shaw
Bob Headley
Milwaukee
Jesus
San Francisco
Jim Hart
Davenport
Hart
Alou
Jim Davenport
Brother Felipe
Chuck Hiller
Fresno
Springfield
Tacoma
el Paso Alow
el Paso
Tom Haller
Orlando Cepeda
Jose Pagan
Willie McCovey
Willie May
Mets edged Yankees 10 in disputed spring opener
Frank Thomas drove in Ed Kranepool with a seventh inning single after a disputed play as the Mets beat the Yankees 10 4 in a spring exhibition. Carl Willey and Larry Bearak combined on the win while the Yankees endured a three game losing skid to AL teams.
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Associated Press
Frank Thomas
New York Mets
New York Yankees
Mets
Yankees
Carl Willey
Larry Bearnorth
Thomas
Ed Kranepool
Kranepool
Ron Hunt
Joe Pepitone
Tony Kubek
WBA President backs away from Clay title dispute
Edward Lassman, head of the World Boxing Association, said he was withdrawing his push to strip Cassius Clay of the heavyweight title. He cited strong member representations and a U.S. Senate subcommittee inquiry as reasons to discontinue any plan to withdraw recognition.
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Miami Beach
Fla
Edward Lassman
World Boxing Association
Cassius Clay
Lassman
Clay
WBA
U.S. Senate
Washington
Indoor Liberty Bowl set for Atlantic City Hall
The American Broadcasting Co will televise the sixth Liberty Bowl football game played indoors. It will be held December 19 at the Atlantic City Convention Hall, with seven inches of turf on the floor. Previous bowls were in Philadelphia Stadium. no major college teams have appeared indoors before.
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New York
American Broadcasting Co
Atlantic City Convention Hall
Convention Hall
Hull Named NHL Player of the Year for 1963 64
Bobby Hull of the Chicago Black Hawks was named the NHL Player of the Year by The Associated Press for 1963 64. Hull led scoring with 43 goals and 44 assists for 87 points, beating teammate Stan Mikita and others in a vote by AP hockey writers.
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Bobby Hull
Chicago Black Hawks
National Hockey League
Associated Press
Stan Mikita
Ken Wharram
Jean Beliveau
Montreal Canadiens
Gordie Howe
Detroit Red Wings
Hull
Chicago
Mikita
Associated Press Hockey Writers
Nine basketball rule changes eyed for next season
Kansas City AP reports the National Basketball Committee announced nine changes covering substitutes, player restarts, game clocks, disqualifications, fouls, ball out of bounds, official jurisdiction, and roster number updates. These omnibus rules aim to curb offici al heckling and guide sportsmanship with final wording due in a week.
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Kansas City
United States
Canada
National Basketball Committee
National Collegiate Athletic Association
National Federation of High School Athletics Association
Y.M.C.A
Canadian Intercollegiate Athletic Union
Canadian Amateur Basketball Association
Jurisdic
Frank Howard to report for Dodgers training in Florida
Dodgers general manager Bavasi announced that Frank Howard, the 27 year old right fielder and former league home run leader, will report to the Dodgers camp in Vero Beach on Friday after previously quitting baseball to tend to personal matters. Howard, who hit .273 with 28 homers and 64 RBIs last season, had said he was retiring to address family obligations but now says he will play.
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Vero Beach
Fla
Los Angeles Dodgers
Frank Howard
Dodgers
E. J
Buzzie
Bavasi
Carol
Howard
Brits survive kayoes to win at Wembley's indoor arena
In London, British welterweight champion Brian Curvis and European and British featherweight king How ard Winstone endured knockdowns before winning their 10 round bouts at Wembley Indoor Stadium. Curvis defeated Dave Charpley after being floored in the eighth round, while Winstone outpointed Rafiu King of Nigeria after a second round knockdown.
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London
Brian Curvis
Howard Winstone
Wembley Indoor Stadium
Curvis
Dave Charpley
Winstone
Rafiu King
Nigeria
All Academic All Star Team Named by AP
The National Academic All Star lineup includes Jay Buckley Duke Paul Silas Creighton Dick Van Arsdale Indiana Art Becker Arizona State and Mary Watts Utah State. Watts holds an A minus average while Arsdale has a B plus and the others a B.
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Denver
Jay Buckley
Duke
Paul Silas
Creighton
Dick van Arsdale
Indiana
Art Becker
Arizona State
Mary Watts
Utah State
Watts
Ana Arsdale
Umpires Meeting in Frederick County Monday Evening
The Frederick County Umpires Association will meet Monday at 7 30 p m at the American Legion hall in Frederick. High school assignments will be issued that night, and members are urged to attend. Exhibition baseball results show Chicago A 4 Los Angeles N 1 and several other scores.
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Frederick County Youth League
Frederick
Frederick County Umpires Assn
American Legion
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