Patterson Liston Heavyweight Money Snag Delays Rematch
In 1962 a government ruling stalls plans for a Patterson Liston rematch as funds from closed circuit TV and gate receipts are held amid tax questions. Patterson receives part of his money this year. Liston awaits $207,000 and both fighters face payment delays before any bout.
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U.S
Robert Morgenthau
Nicklaus Blitzed Scoffers Returns to L A Open Spotlight
Jack Nicklaus, 1962 rookie of the year, returns to the Los Angeles Open with star status after a breakout season. He rose from an uncertain start to a lucrative 1962 tour year under Mark McCormick, beating legends like Arnold Palmer and drawing huge galleries. His calm, powerful game and cautious pace define his rising influence on the tour.
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Brown Alumni Heat Officials Address Tucson Club Event
Brown University's head football coach John Mc Laughry and athletic director Dr Edward Durgin will speak to the Brown University Club of Tucson at Tucson Country Club Thursday night. Reservations contact Paul Williams, secretary, at East 73160.
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Fraley Forecast Sees Palmer Dominate 1963 Sports Year
Fearless Fraley predicts Palmer will win the Masters and U S Open in 1963 while Dick Tiger seizes the world middleweight title. He foresees the Dodgers beating the Yankees in a six game series and Arnold Palmer sweeping majors, with many other bold forecasts across wrestling boxing and football.
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Kidd Erases Greg Rice's 3-Mile Mark
New Orleans Bruce Kidd of Toronto set a 13 37.9 in the three mile at the Sugar Bowl meet to break Greg Rice’s 1941 record. He led from laps six onward, finishing 45 yards ahead of Geoff Walker with Malcolm Robinson third. Iowa’s one mile relay also broke Rice’s 1954 mark in 3 14.5.
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McKinley Retains Sugar Bowl Tennis Title
Charles McKinley of St. Ann Missouri defended his No 1 national ranking by defeating Frank Froehling 6 2 3 6 6 4 6 3 to win the Sugar Bowl singles crown. He then teamed with Cliff Buchholz to capture the doubles championship beating Australians Don Russell and John Sharpe 6 1 6 4 in straight sets.
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Chuck) McKinley
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Ranger Star Nears Mark
Ranger star Andy Bathgate needed one goal to tie the NHL record for goals in nine straight games and extended his streak to eight with a 1-1 tie against the Detroit Red Wings in Detroit. Andre Pronovost tied the game for Detroit with his fourth goal of the season at 6:04 of the second period. The tie left Detroit in a share of third place in the league.
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AAU to release arbitration decision in Kennedy letter talks
The AAU says President Kennedy will release the arbitration stance on its dispute with the NCAA backed federations. Cpl. Don Hull notes the statement outlines the official AAU position after a membership poll. The issue centers on who represents the U.S. in international federations for track and field basketball and gymnastics.
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Women’s Match Tops Mat Card At Tucson Garden
Princess Tomah and Pat Gourley will vie in the girls feature on tonight’s Tucson Garden wrestling card, promoter Ernie Mohamad says. The main event showcases Bob Hamby and Wild Man Shane versus Phil Melby and Enrique Guzman in a tag bout, with three openers and the first match at 8 30.
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Pat Gourley
Tucson Garden
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Bob Hamby
Wild Man Shane
Phil Melby
Enrique Guzman
Wilt Slips Some Off His Old Pace
Wilt Chamberlain of the San Francisco Warriors falls behind his 1961-62 pace in NBA scoring with a 48.4 average at this stage, while still leading in rebounds at 25.1. Elgin Baylor ranks second with 35.2, and Oscar Robertson sits fifth with 29.0 as Baylor shows league-highs in four divisions.
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