Terrell's Next Opponent Could Be Cassius Clay or Doug Jones
New York based matchmaker Teddy Brenner said heavyweight Ernie Terrell could meet Cassius Clay or Doug Jones in late September or mid October. Brenner praised Terrell after his TV win over Zora Folley at Madison Square Garden, forecasting Terrell as a future champion with big potential and offering Clay a 35 thousand dollar minimum guarantee plus 30 percent of net proceeds or Jones ten thousand dollars.
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UPI
Teddy Brenner
Cassius Clay
Doug Jones
Ernie Terrell
Chicago Giant
New Scourge
Brenner
Terrell
Zora Folley
Madison Square Garden
Sonny Liston
Big Ernie
Folley
Chandler
Ariz
Kefauver to Probe Liston Business Group
Sen Estes Kefauver chairman of the Senate antitrust subcommittee announced a plan to probe boxing as a political issue. The inquiry would examine Sonny Liston's Intercontinental Promotions, Inc. and rematch contracts plus matching and mismatching of fighters. Kefauver aims to meet with Attorney General Kennedy to discuss a federal boxing commissioner. He noted Liston owns 47 percent of the promoter and would be taxed as a corporation.
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Washington
UPI
Estes Kefauver
D-Tenn
Senate Antitrust and Monopoly Subcommittee
Kefauver
Sonny Liston
New Business Organization
Atty
Robert F. Kennedy
Justice Department
Floyd Patterson
Liston
Patterson
Stagec
Intercontinental Promotions, Inc
Philadelphia
Palmer Faces Third Playoff in Western Open Trek
Arnold Palmer Jack Nicklaus and Julius Boros reached a three way playoff at the Western Open after a four round 280 total. Palmer led money list with 89955 this year while Nicklaus and Boros trailed. The trio chase 11906 prize money and half the gate receipts on the playoff day as Sam Snead and others filled the rest of the top money spots.
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Chicago
UPI
Pro Golf
Arnold Palmer
Jack Nicklaus
Julius Boros
Palmer
Boros
Nicklaus
Beverly
Sam Snead
Charles Sifford
Tommy Jacobs
Harold Kneece
Fred Hawkins
Lionel Hebert
Loss to Fremont ends Legion slate
Elyria’s American Legion team lost 3-2 to Fremont, dropping to 2-8-8 on the season. Fremont capitalized on two late fielder’s choice miscues in the ninth to pull ahead after Elyria had tied it at 2-2. Greg Young, Dellisanti, and Perkins led Elyria with two hits each, while Frantz earned the win for Fremont with 12 strikeouts as Elyria committed five errors in a loss that ends their season. Tryouts for next year set for two Saturdays at West Recreational Field, Diamond No. 3, at 2 p.m.
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Fremont
Elyria
American Legion
Jerry Binder
Lengel
Binder
Greg Young
Jim Delisand
Jeff Siglin
Young
al Campbell
Gary Krone
Dellisanti
Siglin
Mike Frantz
Elyrians
Denny Crozier
Steve Perkins
Bob van Valkenburg
Frantz
Campbell
Perkins
Russ Hagerty
West Recreational Field
Diamond No. 3
Bourne Dominates Oberlin Golf Day At Bourne Event
Nobody beats Bourne as Ohio amateur Bourne shoots three under par 69 at Oberlin Golf Club. Lou Mathie carded 74, Bill Boja and Mrs. Al Mueller made hole in ones at Elyria and Elvira CCs respectively. Jim Ross fired 69 to tie Oak Hills course record before bogey finish. Dick Watling, Lorain firefighter, posted 86 for his best round.
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Bob Bourne
Oberlin Golf Clubee
Ohio
Matuer Chatine
Lou Mathie
Bourne
Bill Boja
Elyria Country Club
al Mueller
Elvira ‘Country Club
Jim Ross
Oak Hills Country Club
Ross
Dick Watling
Lorain
Cavaliers to get grid mouthpieces
All members of the South Amherst football team who have not had teeth impressions made for a mouth piece, or who have lost the mouth piece, are to report to the San Spring Medical Building in Amherst Wednesday at 9 a.m.
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South Amherst
San Spring Medical
Amherst
Tarry Lanes Routs Knights in Elyria Slow Pitch Win
Tarry Lanes defeated the Knights of Columbus 11 to 3 in the Elyria City Slow Pitch Softball Tournament yesterday. Jack Traxler and Dick Diederick homered for Tarry Lanes, who broke the game open with five runs in the bottom of the seventh. Winning pitcher Herdy Guyveska, while Oak's Cafe hit four homers for the losers.
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Jack Traxler
Dick Diederick
Tarry
Knights of Columbus
Elyria City
Tarry's
Herdy Guyveska
Tarry’s
Oak's Cafe
Bill's Body Shop
Don Wimsatt
Paul Cameron
Tom Kaliszewski
Bill Warner
Stan Plato
Bob Urie
Jim Wiesham
Ashland College basketball adds Elyria guard Korka to roster
Elyria High School guard W Korka, a six foot three athlete and sharpshooter, accepted a basketball scholarship to Ashland College. A key contributor to Elyria's recent regional success, he led in assists last season and was second in scoring. Korka, a 1963 first team All Buckeye Conference pick, graduates in June and will join Ashland as a freshman next season.
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Ron Korka
Elyria
Ashland Calleee
Ashland
Pioneers
W Korka
EHS
Korka
Elyria High
Jim Garbash
West Seniors fall but have hopes in district play
West All-Stars of Elyria lost 8-0 to Ashtabula National League in the Senior Little League District tournament. The Elyrians were held to three hits as Ashtabula faced questions over pitcher eligibility after two prior games. Officials will review scorebooks for a possible rules violation.
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Ashtabula
Elyria
Elyrians
Williamsport
Bullocks pace Milad Chevrolet in Little League West action
Dale Bullock star batters and a two run triple powered Milad Chevrolet and Oldsmobile to a 6 0 win over B and B Market. Bullocks added a double and two runs while limiting opponents to two hits. Jim Baez and Randy Runkle contributed two and one hits each for Milad. In the VFW vs Lions Club game, VFW won 14 0 behind two hitters Don Heffernan and Richard Gruber tapping singles for the victors as Elyria’s Dennis Berrier struck out nine to pace the loss.
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Dale Bullock
Milad Chevrolet
Oldsmobile
Bullocks
Jim Baez
Randy Runkle
Joe Otten
Bill Bailosky
VFW
Lions Club
Jim Beal
Jack Janosik
Bob Prunner
Kieth Klekota
Lions
Don Heffernan
Richard Gruber
Allen van Valkenburg
Prunner
Elyria
Herman W
Shorty) Lappin
Litue League West
District 6
Dennis Berrier
Berrier
Ashtaoula
League Leaders RUNS BATTED IN
National League leaders include Hank Aaron Braves 82 RBIs and White Cards 73 RBIs with Boyer Cards 71 and Santo Cubs 70, McCovey Giants 68. American League leaders list Haline Towers 68 and Stuart Red Sox 664 RBIs with Warner Angels 64 and Allison Twins 60, Malzone Red Sox 59.
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White
Cards
Boyer
Santo
Cubs
McCovey
Giants
Haline
Towers
Stuart
Red Sox
Warner
Angels
Allison
Twins
Malzone
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Bridge
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Ashland College
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Roosevelt Ave
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So Berrier
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Welsh Plumbing and Heating Supply CO
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