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TUESDAY. JULY 23. 1863
MEDFOHD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD. OREGON
HARD RIGHT World heavyweight champ
Sonny Listen, Tight, is shown coming in
with his right fist to Floyd Patterson during
their title light at Las Vegas last night. (UPI)
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SUNOAY M1XKU DOUBLES
Kickback (10-4) 4. John Martin
4(14; Team Ten (7-131 0, Don Gol
den 42.1. . .
Cypo'n (14-(ll 3. Bill Hunting
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Patterson Demolished In First Round;
Liston To Take On Cassius Sept. 30
By JACK CUDDY
UPI Sports Writer
Las Vegas, Nev.-tUPD-With
Floyd Patterson now demol
ished as a challenger, heavy
weight champion Sonny Lis
ton turned his attention to
day to zipping the lip of
young Cassius Clay in a $7
million title fight at Phila
delphia's Municipal Stadium,
Sept. 30.
Big Sonny, whose ham-like
fists floored ex-champion Pat
terson three times for a
knockout at 2:10 of the first
round' Monday night, will for
mally sign at Philadelphia on
Friday for his second defense
against cocky young Clay of
Kentucky, it was learned au
thoritatively today.
Thus will Liston make
good on a promise - or was
it a threat - he made months
ago when he told Clay,
You re next, loud mouth.
Brash Cassius and glower
Bill Byrd 537;
1, John Davit
Team Nine (8-12)
4H!J.
Wahoo'K fll-fl) 0, MArvin Adams
4(14; Fiddler. (11-8) t, C. Von Bus-
KlrK 4IJ2.
Shutouts (11-0) 4. Dudley Peter.
son fllo; Team Two (4-161 0, Roy
uurcnepii 41.
Lee Owen 190, Bill Byrd 107,
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DOWN AND OUT Sequence shows Floyd Patterson going
down to the canvas (lop), Hat on His bacK (ecmerj ann iinany
embracing heavyweight champ Sonny Liston after being
knocked out by him at 2:10 of the first round. (UPI)
Sandblower All-Stars
Play At 6 Wednesday
The American league and
National league of the City of
Med ford Recreation depart
ment Sand blower baseball
program will meet In the third
annual all-star game here
Wednesday evening.
The game will start at 6
p.m. at the Fairgrounds ball
park.
Names of those picked for
the all-star teams were an
nounced today.
On the American league
roster are Terry Smith, Mike
Clark, Mitch Danielson and
Bill Singler of the Hoover
Angels; Jim Pardee, Dale Bur-
Jeep Owners
Invited To Club
Meet Thursday
The Rogue Ridge Riders
Jeep club on its trip last Sat
urday traveled through and
enjoyed scccncry from Soda
Mountain lookout in the Siskl-
yous on through the Agate
flat area to Copco dam.
From there the group trav
eled on down the Klamath
river to Iron Gate dam, and
then relumed to Medford via
Hornbrook.
All jeep owners are invited
to attend the next meeting
of the club, to be held Thurs
day, July 23, at 8 p.m., at
Carter's Tune-up shop, 2752
North Pacific highway.
ton and Sam Sparling of the
Howard Colts; Steve Higgs,
Scott Spiegelberg, Andy Frue
ber and Jeff Travis of the
Hcdrick Sox; Mike Wertz and
Austin Kalhn of the Wilson
Yanks; David Zarosinski and
Monte Williams of the Haw-
thorne Hawks, and Mike
Miles and Terry Townsend of
the Hawthorne Tigers.
Selected for the National
league team were Jim David'
son, Bob Leavens, Jeff Gallop
and Bob Meyers of the Wash
ington Cubs; Rick Eppingcr,
Dennis Bailey, Larry Calkins
and David Casey of the Jack
son Braves; Randy Wooton,
Wayne Bcale and Mark
Towncs of the Washing ton
Dodgers; Larry Pricbe and
Scott McConnel of the Jeffer
son Pirates; Jerry Wager and
Ned Naumes of the Jefferson
Giants, and Gary McNeil and
Larry McCullcy of the Griffin
Creek Reds.
HITS AND MISSUS
Sweet Peas (3-1) 3. Mane! Ham.
Ilton 517: Sllnkwecds (1-31 1, San'
die Malot 406.
Pannlr-s (3-1) 3. Shirley Krune
347: Daffy Dimes (1-31 1, Dee
Turner jah.
Snapdragons vs. Petunias post,
noncd.
Mahel Hamilton 100, Dee Tur
ner imi, sandle Malol 137.
Central Point
Stars Defeat
Medford Giants
Central Point The Central
Point Stars defeated the Med
ford Giants in an intermedi
ate league baseball game yes
terday 4 to 2.
Greg Beaman hit a home
run for Central Point. Joe
Van Horn scored another of
the Stars" runs. The Central
Pointers then scored twice in
the fifth when Beaman walk
ed and was sacrificed to sec
ond, Frohrolch doubled and
Steve Hanson singled.
Dave Ballcy, pitching for
the Stars, struck out 10.
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Barnett Among
Bears Ordered
To Reduce
Rensselaer, Ind.-IUPU-Own
er-coach George Halas of the
Chicago Bears revealed Mon
day that 11 of his burly ath
letes had been ordered to eat
at the "fat man's table."
Halas said the bumper crop
of overweight gridders was
the largest he could remember
at a Bear training camp in
recent years.
In addition to taking their
meals at a special dietary
table, the players with too
much heft were ordered to go
through special practice ses
sions, plus a half mile run,
every afternoon. If . there is
no marked improvement with
in a few days, Halas said.
there will be more of the
same after morning workouts.
Halas said the 11 included
Steve Barnett, rookie tackle
from Oregon and Stan Fan
ning, defensive tackle from
Idaho.
Medford Giants 000 002 03
CP Stars 100 120 X 4 0 0
Bradley and Rector; Bailey and
Miller.
Duden Captures Low
Pro Golf Honors
Salem - IUPII - Bob Duden,
Portland, captured low profes
sional honors with a 70 in a
pro - amateur tournament at
Salem Golf club Monday.
Duke Matthews and Charlie
Sparks won the pro-am best-
ball title with a 64.
Cowboys Will
Train In Oregon
Forest Grove-IUPD-The Dal
las Cowboys of the National
Football league plan to set up
their training camp at Pacific
university Aug. 18, Oregon
Sports Attractions announced
Monday.
The Cowboys will train at
Pacific the week before their
Aug. 24 exhibition game in
Portland with the Los Ange
les Rams and remain here the
following week.
The Dallas team Includes
former Oregon State back
Amos Marsh and tackle Bob
Lilly of Pendleton High
school and Texas Christian
university.
ing Sonny will do their pen
wielding at Philadelphia at
2 p.m. (EDT) Friday.
28th Straight Win
Sonny, who registered his
28th straight victory and 23rd
knockout before a sellout
7,818 at the Las Vegas Con
vention Center, will receive
40 per cent of net receipts
from the Philadelphia fight.
Clay has agreed to take 222
per cent.
Patterson, who announced
he will not retire despite two
first Tound knockouts in his
latest two ring appearances,
admitted he's out of the title
picture right now. Surprising
ly he added that he gives
Clay a chance to beat Sonny
in September because of
Clay's youth, speed, weight
(about 210 pounds), and punch.
Bob Nilon, president of In
tercontinental Promo t i o n s,
Inc., admitted today that Lis
ton and Clay already have
come to terms and that they
will be in Philadelphia Fri
day afternoon for a "news
conference."
Liston, weighing 215'2
pounds to Patterson's 194'2
had to take only one good
punch - a left hook to the
face early in the round Mon
day night - during his may
hem performance against
Floyd. The lefthook knocked
Sonny back onto his heels
for a split second, then he was
after the challenger and re
quired only 2:10 to blast Pat
terson's ambitions of winning
the heavyweight crown a
third time.
Won Crown Twice
Floyd, 28, already will go
down in history as the only
heavyweight to win the crown
twice - he did it against
Archie Moore and Ingemar
Johansson.
But Floyd's reputation was
tarnished considerably Mon
day night because at times
he seemed somewhat fearful
of the massive, solid-punching
champion.
And Floyd was booed by
the fans when he left the
ring. He could draw but little
consolation from the fact that
he had lasted four seconds
longer Monday night than at
Chicago on Sept. 25 last year
when Sonny took him out
with a single knockdown at
2:06 of the first round.
Sonny barraged Patterson
to the body and head early
Monday night and dropped
him to one knee with a right
to the head. Floyd was up
at "one" and took the manda
tory eight count on his feet.
Almost immediately the
champion staggered Floyd
with a left hook to the head
and then barraged him at
close quarters. Patterson tried
to tie up Liston in a clinch
but Sonny smashed him again
and again in the left ribs
with his right fist and broke
up the clinch. Then he
dropped Patterson with an
other right to the head.
Again Patterson was up al
most immediately and took
the eight count standing.
But he wasn't standing
long because Sonny, from his
"rocking chair," unleashed a
murderous barrage that sent
Floyd reeling sideways. Then
a left hook exploded in
Floyd's face and he landed
heavily on his haunches on
the canvas. He was trying to
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Softball Tilt
Is Rescheduled
Tha Jay Allen vs. United
Groceri major league Jackson
County Softball association
game scheduled for Thursday
at Jackson Park has been
switched .to Wednesday at
6:30 p.m. at Jackson School
field.
In the Thursday slot. Jay
Allen will play a makeup
game with Central Point.
stand up when referee Harry
Krause of Las Vegas reached
the full count of "10."
It was Patterson's fourth
defeat and third knockout in
42 professional bouts that in
cluded 38 wins and 29 kayoes.
Boasts New Record
Las Vegas, the gambling
metropolis, which staged its
ninth title fight in three years,
boasted today a new Nevada
record gate of $286,180, which
bettered the $270,775 drawn
by Jack Johnson and James
J. Jeffries at Reno on July
4, 1910.
Officials of Sports Vision
Inc., estimated that approxi
mately 300,000 spectators had
paid about $1,200,000 for
closed circuit television of the
fight at various cities in the
United States and Canada.
Promoter Al Bolan estimat
ed that Liston and Patterson
will receive about $300,000
each from the net proceeds
of gate, television, radio,
movies, etc., after exhibitors,
the television company and
the promoters are paid off.
Liston is expected to make
more than $1,000,000 for his
end of September fight in
Philadelphia, where promoter
Nilon hopes for 80,000 fans
and a $10,000,000 gate.
Movies and other ancillaries
will collect a gross $6,000,000.
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Piersall Put On Waivers
good with the Mets manage,
ment, Piersall batted only
.193, witn iu runs patted in
New York (UPI! Jimmy
Piersall,' one of the major
league's biggest drawing
cards because of his colorful
and zany antics, may have
clowned himself out of base
ball. The New York Mets an
nounced Monday that they
have asked waivers on the
33-year-old outfielder for the
purpose of giving him his un
conditional release. If Pier
sall isn't claimed within 72
hours, he is free to make a
deal for himself as a 12-year
major league veteran.
In additional to his clown
ing, which didn't go over too
for the last-place Mets since
arriving May 23.
Tri-Ciry
Tops Eugene
United Press International
Dave Mann, former Seatle
Rainier, is carrying a smok
ing bat up to the plate in the
Northwest League these days.
He hit his 10th homer of
the month Monday night and
this one was a grand-slammer
which carried Tri-City to a
7-1 victory over Eugene.
In other games, Yakima
tripped Lewiston 7-4 and
Wenatchee edged Salem 2-1.
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IVomens' Golf
Last Thursday play was
medal and fourth play on
Itogue Valley Womcns Golf
trophy.
Winners were: A group,
Mrs. F. O. Bunch; B group,
Mrs. Jackie Allen; C group,
Mrs. Tony Cappello; D group,
Mrs. W. B. Walker; nine-hole
group, Mrs. George Lewis,
runner up Mrs. Paul Havi
land. There will be an 8 30 shot
gun tee off at Oak Knoll on
July 25. Players are to be at
the Ashland club at 8:00,
Play at Rogue Valley Coun
try club on July 23 will be
for specs for the eighteen and
nine-hole group.
Johnson To Buy
Ticonderoga
Honolulu - turn -Robert
Johnson, tho Portland, Ore.,
skipper who won the eliipsed
time part of the 11IH3 Trans
pacific Yacht Race In the
chartered 72-foot ketch Ticon
deroga, snld Monday he had
completed arrangements t o
U..., It.- 1
jonnson ni-cimcct to name
his purchasing price but it
was known to be somewhere
between the SOn.OOII asking
price and the S50.000 he offer
ed the previous owner, Wil
liatn L. Brittnin of Connecti
cut, at sea while gulling in
the ran1. Johnson snld It was
"considerably higher" than
his original offer.
The Tii'onrirrog.i will be
based at Newport yacht har
bor in Southern California;
and Johnson said she would
be entered in the big ocean
races - such as the Acupulco
run, the race to Tahiti, the
Transpac and others.
GETS EXTRA DUTY
St. Louis - turn - The St.
Louis football Cardinals have
given veteran lineman Ed
Hcnke additional duties as de
fensive line coach. Chuck
Rulis, the Cards' defensive
line coach, ha been hospital
ized with a mild heart attack.
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