Clay Weighs Multiple Fights After Jones Decision
Cassius Clay and his team led by Angelo Dundee review offers after his decision over Doug Jones. Potential fights include a Madison Square Garden rematch with Jones in late May, a bout with Ingemar Johansson in New York, and a Europe England tour proposed by promoter Jack Solomons.
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New York
Ville Lip
Bill Faversham
Angelo Dundee
Wade
Cassius
Doug Jones
Jones
Madison Square Garden
Ingemar Johansson
Sweden
England
Europe
Jack Solomons
Tenpin League Leaders Shake Up Brunswick Bowling Standings
C&S Bank moved into a first place tie by taking a 3-1 win over Painter's Auto Commercial and Savings led by Betty Willis 198 493 while Cornelia Duvall 203 461 paced Painter's. Pat Whitacre 201 203 163 567 propelled F&M past Jolly Jacks. Leight led the winners with a 400 series and Phyllis Brannon 447 paced losers. Dale's Grocery beat the Big I's 4-0 with Evelyn Leight 490 and Shasta Garrison 466. Shelby Yeakley and Mary Hodson starred Green Chemical in a 3-1 win over Snow White Grill as Frances Morrison led Snow White. Burkhart's toppled Chapman’s Excavating Keglers 4-0 with Buzz Walton 218 208 182 608. Raymer’s 637 led Fender Sales past Martin’s Drug Store 3-1. Emmett Seathorn 230 227 170 627 helped Stephens City to a 4-0 over Apple Knockers. Riley Loy 192 203 221 616 boosted LaMaster's Mobile Homes past Plumlin Liners 4-0. Wilson's Hams beat Omps Funeral Home 3-1 and Novick Transfer defeated Lakeside 3-1. The Cleveland Indians now have seven AL manager changes in seven seasons with Birdie Tebbetts appointed.
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Jolly Eee Oeings Bank
Ies
C&s Bank
Painter’s
Betty Willis
Cornelia Duvall
Painter's
Pat Whitacre
F&m
Jolly Jacks
Addi
Green Chemical
Snow White Grill
Frances Morrison
Burkhart
Chapman
Lee Jackson
Buzz Walton
Buck Robertson
Raymer
Fender
Martin’s
Clyde Melester
Emmett Seathorn
Stephens City
Apple
Riley Loy
LaMaster
Wilson
Omps Funeral Home
Novick
Lakeside
Duckpin League Leaders Tie at 1685 in Health Center Lanes
Golden Rule and United Brethren lead with 1685 as they post two wins each. Dick Renner 135 El Keller 133 and Lee Ebert 122 top Golden Rule. Carl McKee 140 Ivan Jackson 137 lead Congregational Christian. Blair Webber 137 powers Stephenson Methodist. Pete Whitlock 141 boosts Church of Christ. Allen DeSeno 122 paces Centenary Reformed. Doris Holbrook Betty Carper 118 pace Alley Kats in Thursday Morning Housewife League.
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Rule
United Breth.' I
Dick Renner
el Keller
Lee Ebert
Russell Jones
Market St
Bob Wheeler
Presbyterian
Stephenson Methodist
Stephenson
Blair Webber
Pete Whitlock
Church of Christ
West Frederick
Allen DeSenon
Centenary Reformed
United Brethren
Dick Evans
Roger Milburn
Cork St. Christian
Mt. Pleasant
Doris Holbrook
Betty Carper
Peggy Easter
Betty Webber
Alley Kats
Peggy Beckner
Jeanne Kaval
Sliders
Isabelle Calkin
Anna Maria Rosier
Alice
Godlove
Flo Baker
Nellie Vaughn
Evelyn Tucker
Janice Bohon
Regional basketball crowns in doubt as semifinals set
Tonight in Group II and III semifinals Brunswick faces Ft Chiswell Bland meets Woolwine Colonial Heights plays Nickelsville with title games tomorrow. Martinsville and James Monroe feature standout scorers John Hodges and Lee Schwartz as top players vie for postseason glory.
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Marshall Johnson
Blacksburg
West Point
Einer Iehiven
Aoe Fee
Brunswick
Ft. Chiswell
Bland
Woolwine
Colonial Heights
Nickelsville
Bland-Woolwine
Ney
Martinsville
James Monroe
Richard Havens
Estis
Havens Ale Ready
Estis Hav
John Hodges
Lee Schwartz
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Clay
Lady Brunswick Loop
Cleveland Indians
Birdie Tebbetts
Pap
Market St. Methodist
Ae Pina Il
UB No. 1
Congregational Christian
Congregational
Carl McKee
Ivan Jackson
Charles Swartz
Jack Boyd
Winchester Park
Winchester Park & Shop
Kern's
Kerns
Air Co
Pontiac
EDSEL
Motor & Trans
Oldsmobile
Chevrolet
DODGE
Willys
Northern Virginias
Kern’s
Kern Motor CO
S. Loudoun St
Valley Pike
James’ Monroe
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