Bryant Innocent Of Charges Says Rose Calls Out Real Injustice
University of Alabama President Frank Rose said coach Bear Bryant is innocent of charges he conspired to fix the Alabama Georgia game. Rose spoke on a state program amid a widening inquiry involving university officials, the FBI, and the Senate. Bryant has a libel suit against the Saturday Evening Post over prior allegations.
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Liston Patterson Fight In Jeopardy Over Knee Injury
In Chicago the Liston Patterson heavyweight bout risks postponement as Liston’s knee injury worsens. Advisor Jack Nilon says operation possible, aims to decide venue and date with promoters while Miami date April 10 looms uncertain. Promoter Al Bolan acknowledges the possibility of cancellation.
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Patterson Reveals Beard Shield Before Liston Rematch
Floyd Patterson discusses his past disguises used to cope with potential defeat, detailing how a fake beard and mustache accompanied him through the Johansson and McNeeley rematches. He says there is no shame in losing now and vows to fight on for two to three years.
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Lorenzen dominates Atlanta 500 with new speed records
Fred Lorenzen from Charlotte wins the Atlanta 500 at Atlanta International Raceway averaging 130.592 mph. Fireball Roberts finishes second after a spin in turn two. Jack Smith drops to fourth after a late pit, Bobby Johns places third, Roberts earns 8,480 and Johns 5,180.
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Cap Leaders Hold Three-Game Margin In Monday Night League
Mabscott Supply kept a three game lead in the Monday Night Handicap League. Martina Tile and Al's Linoleum remained tied for second, three games back. Elbert Vance led pace setters with a 514 series as four Tile bowlers posted 500+ totals led by Paul Beasley 589 and Sam Thomson 571. Basile Meadows Construction saw Abe Lilly 217-595 highlight a 545 by Bill Cochran for the Railroaders.
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Ten Pin Tim Triumphs as Vigilantes Lead League
Duncan Catron ties for third with N and W Rail by derailing C and O Rail in two of three games. Walt Cooper's 570 and Doug Hall lead winners while Bill McIntyre's 518 tops the losers. In Boys League at Bowl Wick, Steve Bratton’s 201 474 pace the Vigilantes as they upend the Beavers with Butch Morris 471 aiding the surge. Clyde Smith posts 202 and 461 for Beavers. Jetsons stay second with Alley Kats swept three games led by Pete Lagueur 426 and Ronnie Lickliter 405. O'Brien 403 and Riner 401 top Alley Kats. Parker 472 and Martina 454 pace Gutterbusters past Astro Nuts. Danny Harrah 448 and Frank Edwards 409 for losers. Junior Girls League sees Pinspotters topple Pros to lead, Sara Steffey’s 445 top total. Lissa Mahler 162 game and 410 series in loss. Rebecca Rice 158 376 for leaders. Duiry Bells, led by Linda Stump 350, beat Rainbows two of three. Donna O’Neal 345 tops losers.
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Post vs Bryant and Butts sparks libel speculation
The Saturday Evening Post allegedly plans to sue over claims Bryant and Butts conspired to fix a game as The Post vows libel action. Readers see past sensationalism in Thorn and Griffith coverage and await outcomes of the dispute. Local sports editor calls for better sportsmanship after Oak Hill incident. Jeff Mullins earns regional MVP honors. Boxing benefits charity show at Recreation Building with potential April 5 rematch.
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Floyd Surprises Field To Bag St. Pete Open
Ray Floyd, 20, from Fayetteville N C, surprises the field to win the St Peters burg Open by one stroke over Dave Marr. He claims $3 500 top prize with a 14 under par 274 after a final round 69, aided by a hot putting stroke.
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