Fight Time at Madison Square Garden for Griffith and Archer
New York boxing tale centers on Emile Griffith and Joey Archer readying for a middleweight title bout at Madison Square Garden after multiple postponements. Training camps in the Catskills and a recent bout history frame a clash amid Archer’s comeback and Griffith’s readiness.
Riverside Motor Trend 500 Postponed By Rain At Riverside
The Riverside 500 postponed after 50 laps as rain halted the race on the 27 mile track. Leaders during the opening laps included Dan Gurney Parnell Jones and A J Foyt with Freddy Lorenzen taking an initial lead before the stoppage. Race will resume next Sunday with cars starting from the pit and engines warmed under a yellow flag.
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Costa Mesa
Parnell Jones
Torrance
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Houston
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Irom Ford
Mercury
Foyt
Gurney
Jones
Freddy Lorenzen
Elmhurst
Ill
Lorenzen
Richard Petty
Randleman
N.C
David Pearson
Spartanburg
S.C
Musial Named New St Louis Cardinals General Manager
Stan Musial, 46, a 22 year Cardinal veteran, becomes general manager of the St Louis Cardinals succeeding Bob Howsam who moved to Cincinnati. Musial signs a one year contract and also heads the Federal Physical Fitness Program. He won MVP three times and captured seven batting titles.
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Bob Howsam
Cincinnati Reds
Musial
Redbirds
Griffith 6 5 Choice in TV Title Go
Emile Griffith defends his world middleweight title against Joney Archer at Madison Square Garden tonight. Griffith, a 6-5 favorite, won a majority decision over Archer last July and seeks to retain the crown he won from Dick Tiger last April. Griffith is guaranteed 80 000 plus 45 percent of receipts, Archer 15 percent, with the bout set for channel 9 at 7 pm.
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Joey Archer
Madison Square Garden
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South Bronx
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Griffith
Joey
Carl Williams
Brown
Toey
Combined News Services
Joney Archer
Virgin Islands
Dick Tiger
Youngsters Dominate L A Invitational Meet Highlights
The LA Invitational showcases rising stars as Jerry Proctor of Muir High surpasses Willie Steele’s high school long jump record with 25-10¾ while Westminster’s Mike Solomon wins the prep mile in 4 21.3. Ralph Boston, Jim Grelle, and Jack Yerman post Olympic pedigree as others chase medals and a Mexico City 1968 program looms. Proctor vows 40 feet for the Olympics, and Tom Jennings’ 49ers club claims the mile relay lead with a tight split sequence.
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Herschel Smith
Uncle Sam
Mexico City
Jerry Proctor
Muir High
Willie Steele
Proctor
Mike Solomon
Westminster High
Tom Jennings
Long Beach Athletes Shine At Track Meet Night
Biola loses by 27 as 49er Jon Cole places second in the shot put at 62-14, the longest of his life, while Charles Craig takes second in the triple jump at 51-1. Kim Gorrell wins the old-timers mile in 4:53.3 and Ben DeNoon captures the mile walk in 6:42.1 for Long Beach teams. Earl McCullouch from USC Poly High and LB City College was in an auto accident en route and will miss the meet, with a return set for the L A Indoor Games on Feb 11.
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Preston Tavis
49Ers
Sim Kemp
John Rambo
Long Beach Club
Webster Jonson
Dave Cruale
Alis Williams
Kemp
Caesarserl
Jon Cole
Charles Craig
Art Walker
Long Beach
Kim Gorrell
Ben DeNoon
Cal State
Earl McCullouch
USC
Poly High
L.B. City College
McCullouch
Tie
L.A
Long Beach Century Club Sports Night guests announced
Laker coach Fred Schaus, players, baseballer Joe Amalfitano, and coach Clip Smith join the 11th annual Sports Night awards at Edgewater Inn. Other guests include Greta Andersen, Ben Agajanian, John Olszewski, Bob Lemon, Bud Daley, Ben Ferrig, with John McKay, Sid Gillman and more. Rams star Jack Snow to receive Principal award. tributes for Vern Stephens Norm Standlee Morley Drury. Color film on Snow’s career to debut. Tickets $12.50 at listed outlets.
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Fred Schaus
Joe Amalfitano
Clipper Smith
Long Beach
Greta Andersen
Ben Agajanian
John Olszewski
Bob Lemon
Bud Daley
Ben Ferrig
Rams
Jack Snow
Notre Dame
Vern Stephens
Norm Standlee
Morley Drury
The
Jack Teele
Mickey Dukich
Snow
World Skiing L B Rugby Club in Swiss Runaway Victory
In Le Brassus Switzerland the L B Rugby Club achieved a runaway victory as Bjorn Wirkala of Norway led the attack with 248 days of play noted in the report. The match featured strong defense and an overwhelming score line against ARBOR Yugoslavia, with key contributions from Jim O Hara and Gordy Fitel for UCLA. The article also mentions college and regional teams in a multi-sport context with scores and upcoming doubleheader plans at DeMille.
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Switzerland
Bjorn Wirkala
Norway
Monsrie
Arbor
Yugoslavia
Marie Old Mission Rede
San France
Jeangeornes
Jim O’hara
Rene Ig
Gordy Fitzel
Bill Candee
UCLA
Leo Mea Bena
I Sania Barbaray
Os Boutewite
Dayton
Eswena Senin
Arate
EHL Results Long Island 2 Florida 1 Upset
Long Island defeats Florida 2 to 1 with Glinton scoring twice and a third goal credited to cdahnsinwn. Ehartale and Gracashors add assists as Nashville and Nnoxvilla also notch goals in a high scoring early round match.
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Florida
Glinton
Cdahnsinwn
Ehartale
Gracashors
Nashville & Nnoxvilla
Indoor Meet Draws Kemper Clarke for L A Indoor Games
German middle distance runner Franze Josef Kemper and Australian long distance star Ron Clarke have accepted invitations to compete in the Los Angeles Indoor Games, joining American sprinters and endurance runners for the event.
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Ruymer
Ron Clarke
Australia
L.A
Jon Fel
Blades Give Away Costly Overtime Loss In LA Arena
San Diego Gulls squander early lead then fall 3-2 in overtime to Los Angeles Blades at the L A Sports Arena. Key plays include Dick Meissner and Tom Topparazini scoring for the Blades and Fred Hills tying for the Gulls. Edgy game notes, injuries, and next matchup date referenced.
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San Diego
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Murray Hall
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Langlois
Fred Hills
Kelly
Ronson
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Lassiter and Balsis Advance to Cue Semis
Lassiter the world champion from Elizabeth North Carolina faces Joe Balsis of Minersville in the semifinals of the 14-4 pool championships at the Lafayette Hotel. Lassiter reached the semis by defeating Jack Breit 150-144 on a 76-ball run as Gartner and Peterson won other featured matches and semifinals lineups formed.
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Houston
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New York
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Prep Wrestling Report From Torrance Area Meet
Fragmentary OCR yields a list of bouts and results involving Torrance and nearby schools such as Mira Costa Redondo Huntington Park Verdes and Gardena. Scoring details, weights and wrestlers names appear with numerous illegible segments and inconsistent spellings. The item reads like a tournament roundup with match outcomes and participants across multiple schools.
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