Boxing Inquiry Continues Focus on Liston Adviser
Senate investigators turn to Jack Nilon, Liston’s financial adviser, to explain why Liston gave up promotion profits from title fights. Inter-Continental Promotions stock tied $100,000 in dividends to Liston’s title fight with Cassius Clay, while Liston reportedly signed away stock without compensation.
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Ellis Chosen Captain For I A Honor Team
Chris Ellis of Newport News is the honorary captain of the 1964 All Group I A scholastic basketball team of the Associated Press. The 6 4 senior led Newport News to 24 straight wins and 1 041 career points. Team also includes Bob Bundy and Warren Cheorene among six players averaging 18.7 points and 15 rebounds per game.
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Tenpin bowling league action at North Side Lanes highlights early leaders
In Kilts and partners action at North Side Lanes Kilts lead the Country Club League with a 4 0 win over Flips as Sara Dale posts 182 488. Thelma Stratton tops Flips with 158 452 while Chuckers win on a forfeit. Other scores include Chickie Brown 167 470 and a 4 0 result for Flips over Newcomers and 3 1 for Question Marks over Nomarcs.
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Duckpin Scores Spark Floyd Luttrell Led Night of Bowling
Rudy's Garage led with a 657 game as Floyd Luttrell 116 and Bill Roth 136 paced the top trio. Briscoe Ginn 149 and Dick Renner 120 helped Briscoe Ginn to a 381 series, while Retail Clerks posted a 1781 team total and Bucky Whitacre led with 402 in a night of league action at Health Center Lanes.
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Spiders Open Baseball Season Hosting Lafayette in Doubleheader
Richmonds Spiders return to action after five straight Big Five titles as they host touring Lafayette in a two game set likely to gauge a return to prominence in the Big Five and Southern Conference races. Hampden Sydney meets Stetson while Bridgewater eyes similar success against Bucknell in Florida. Virginia and Randolph Macon opened with wins as Virginia Tech fell to Michigan State.
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Grapefruit League Results From Tuesday
AP reports Tuesday spring results with multiple games including Philadelphia 7 Cincinnati 1 and Minnesota 6 Houston 0. Other scores feature Chicago A 4 Los Angeles N 1 and St Louis 12 Kansas City 3 amid cold weather and postponed Los Angeles A Boston.
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Track and Field Preview from James Wood and Handley
The Star surveys mile relay and field events as James Wood and Handley prep for the season. Key veterans return in the mile and relay while injuries and transfers shape lineups. athletes named include Ralph Kelchner Gary Bayliss Ronnie Cook and Gene Fisher among others.
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Philadelphia Beats Cincinnati In Eastern Semifinal Game Two
The 76ers defeated the Royals 122 to 114 to tie the best-of-five series at 1-1 as Eastern Division semifinal action continued.
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