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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 19, 1965
Page
7
Cassius Clay and Floyd Patterson drew media attention in Las Vegas as they ready for the World Heavyweight title bout. Clay peppered with taunts and boasts while Patterson completed a final public workout and planned a quiet approach before Monday’s fight.
Cassius Clay weighs retirement in a rare quiet moment away from fans and media in Las Vegas. The boxing figure contemplates future plans as speculation swirls about his career and personal life.
MacGregor All-Stars defend title as seven teams compete in the Men’s City Basketball League starting Tuesday at Norwalk High School Gym. Sponsors include MacGregor Sporting Goods Holman Jewelers Rotary Printing Dave Stoltz Glenns Bar Willard Merchants and Annes Gift and Flower Shop.
An analysis highlights how stripped of bravado and flair the politician appears during tense moments. It suggests Clay projects a more measured, almost real persona beyond public theatrics and rhetoric.
United Press International notes Thursday results with Baltimore beating New York 120 to 104 in the only NBA game scheduled.
Norwalk High School Truckers place four on honorable mention defensive list and two on both defensive and offensive squads in the Northern Ohio League selections. Steve Cook and Steve Van Dette earn all-conference defensive spots. Van Dette is the heaviest at 225 pounds.
The heavyweight champion discusses future finances as he pursues money from investments. He notes some progress and expects gains to secure his later years. He remains focused on his upcoming Monday night bout with Pat while keeping a casual link to Chicago fight chatter.
New York Mets directors tap 42 year old former New York Giant catcher Westrum to lead the club for one season. He succeeds Casey Stengel, who retired after fracturing his hip last July and August 30. Westrum will earn about 35000 dollars.
The final organizational meeting for the Men's Slow-Break basketball league is at the Recreation Center Monday at p.m. All players must attend for a team membership draw. If absent, contact Tom Butler at 662-1882 to join a pickup roster. play begins November 29 at Norwalk High School Gym.
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