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a . | 78 _ » = =. — Canadian Spo Outpo Patterso ~ Herald andHews Revea Pressur Flo Want Crac A Disp Titl AND NEWS, HERALD By ‘Tues Oregon Falls Klamath MORIARTY TIM Sport UPI Feb. 2, 1965 Feb, Writer NEW YORK (UPI) When been separaie from husband for 1 weeks your while he trained for the fight of his life and then watched in seem- agony as all that labor ingly was wasted, it& hard to control emotions, your — By JACK CUDDY UPI Sport Writer YORK (UPI) Harry Markson is NEW moter today to match trying May a arrange the great of re- 12- fight in which Floyd Patterson outpointed “white hop George before Chuvalo ly delighted iberty?” double But whose of down crisis. ined the brough got chin. And decision.’ was aircraft 52 Twent Carlos , valo near es go the I unanimous Cuba kick the ials then It -old Chu- champio of -year of weighing Patterson, pound watched removed the — career 19794 of his heaviest favored was — 7-5 at his ability to go the distance agains brawny, dark- haired Chuvalo, who was seek- his fifth straight knockout. The. Canadian slugger scaled 20 pounds knockdowns There were no but Chuvalo had his right eye closed in the final round. He respect. doubted orm ing last vongole also ite above el Cas- and his below his forehead. twice. crown visitor, upon out * the should eye But Floyd called his skill and rapid- to avoid bein belted and meanwhile to subject Canadian “iron man” to embarrassin punishment bis “hosts el Castro as well those of Antoine Hockey Western By United Hockey Leagu ® but son droppe Floyd was the had fought in the Ga den first time Chuvalo’s LEA EXCHANGE brisk Monday * step Portland 2 Seattle 24°18 26 26 Monday& No Los inthe games 39155181 Results scheduled Angele with to stag body the and stomach. Ieft hooks to the two Edg Eighth In in their | ie enti pl pa Ernie now |Bot to 10 with the exception of Indiana, which remained 10th UCLA had its victory streak stoppe ner, 1 b games and Machen have ast Friday, defend again shocked by-:Loyol Terrell so at Wichita guaranteed Iowa “was (Tll.), to ris and zona upse San Francisco, Marquette bounced St. John& desires, (N.Y.). sapproves a jasketball Press St. Francis (Pa.) 73 Piltsburgh Benedict Duke 76 43 9 St 76 ( u r 13 das 95 Ft. Dr 7 Creig Hays state 47 (ot Wis.) $1 et 7, a2 ai (Me Bethel Minn. Gus ., eat} it Okianoms a CLAMPS ARM LOCK s Tom Loyola Univers mined that Robert Duerr, 21, of St. John’s where as he clamp an arm lock on his opponent in Uni — rnational Feb. 2 196 with action to Chicago Monda at — » aching its Mars. re To Jupiter no DENVER Ever Creed. and Purse WARD ha Heifitz in 1901 Eisenhow- the U. S. alist inst Liston FRIEN HELPFUL Klamoth Funeral Home longe Marguerite raids the and 925 High Word Sons Ph, TU 2-4404 (UPI)— MORNING U deter- any- Fremont night. Payne 77 Texa Slate 65 East h Texas. City 1 Tex |# Telephoto Oklah Figh Watches Former he’s a ‘fig Mon comedian.” Liston meets this spring in Boston in. a ren &q FO BEB Austin Aiuona 72 fat dese, B Texas Lutherar 5s Sa Loyo Hou: We b closed-circuit tele-| Liston replied “Why, Clay, % Oregon Regi Agen gam team ind. ind. high series, MIXED » .Wita em |state’s Bet- Was fi game, Roger FOURSOME Balsiger 1-2 sr si LEAGUE Mot State Portland Tle. 92 Alaska. Seatle 70 Montana Soumnern Caltormin NES ‘State st Fights — valo, 20 Toronto (12), 6 |&q M icem Coulis 2N Pasiegs It dow by a a a Act teams in hig school basket- the Journal coach- pol Parkrose had 7 of a possibl points to 7 for Medford. ranked. third, in ot go «mer series, mens Sunset Marshfield fifth, Central Catholic. sixth, North Salem Jefferson eighth, Da- seventh, vid Dougla ninth and Baker: 10th, Others getting votes in- cluded Corvallis, Thurston, Mol- lalla, Springfield West Linn, {McMinnville and The Dalles. Pleasant Hill led the A-2 followed in order by |Phoenix, Stayton ton. 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NEW YORK seemed piease when the rest (UPI) Floy aske his opinio Liston, of the audience watching via Patterson, 197% Great Neck, champi Cassius Clay& ring-) ‘closed-circuit TV ‘booe young} N. Y., outpointe Georg Chu: da night F Results: a year, first, Ston Furniture Ol Sraiey Nev 9 Maxico.102 Faroe. S Ole aria Pepperdine. 90 Sin Ev Southern last five homers and driving while runs. battin 3 He 9 games. juries. “T pulle LEAGUE at Keno Furniture ‘or Larry # aes Sut season hittin Grocer Whea Adair era To LARKS ‘ower Howard. 057 S Tep night L 40 more catcher had The 33-year-old Parkrose 1 AAAu Leas In 928 i now.& that pinch- or slo % Bradley 92 of as main in only 26 in a 64 Miseourl 100 P ‘State 3.F. heavyweigh boxin champion {Cla Sonn Liston, who watch the Patterson-Chuvalo be Yor appear i not goin New 87 Ara said — thi yea portio 198 BRO Most all makes of cars & available. Come in trucks talk it over! be to St. Wal Texas College Mar y 2 catcher No. 7 Rio ac ant partme hoe fonts. Texti Grond Cambal fs St Ww Pinsburg’ iisso 7 Souttn eapons. the kind of proble He added that “we goin have,” said new Gi- to be behind on our recruiting manag Herman Franks. but it won& be too much of a The Giant pilot said “4 don’t) handicap.” whether I& use know Bailey Andros who had an. 11-16- rimarily as a catcher or as a record in his three years. at We’ll have to work Idaho, and a 46 mark. last pinch- Haller is our Tom that out. ear succe Tommy Proth “That you like to in 75 state Quincy Adolphus. Ore ing corps. which will be 6 minn, Avgsbura j| # He sid “MIL ih Pa 7 ‘Teachers Falls fell Ohi Franks any of their affiliation trades the Giants might make: followed by the regardles would be “very mi- of the meeting. with the Booster Club. immediate nor.” The club has no’ program this Wed- Bailey, who playe for the plan for conductin its meet-| nesda will start at p.m. with 196 demonstrations on the new phy- ing at the school. every Wed- Giants from 196 throug nesday but due to the nature said he was ‘‘looking forward” sical fitness programs for Klam- school& fa- to the playing under Franks. this program, ath Ustion High School&# physi know not also did considered and cil were more year, cal education and athletic de- adequat |wheth he would be catching 6) t se tar si Sup “utsi 4 Conc iver Five Catchers Sig 7 Boost Clu Plans Interest Sessi The Wes Mist Cenfeal 7 ilinots Washburan nu» | a i business & Mlssie ie “0 Alm ba Southern reaty and And sergea — teria, 119 Sal rd 7 iham-Southern $8 $ ‘Midwest state Fin le future ‘West ac- ead of a a Flori 123, Bz North be can (P Wayn’ ~ , diplomat i oppo (17-1 237]at the (2) will highlight Wednesda night& will feature special wrestling Pelican Booster Club meeting, demonstrations b Delance Dun- conducted for the can&# Pelican grapplers. time Union at Klamath ‘Th refreshment portion of the Hig School. program will start at approxi- Accordin to H. T. (Hank) matel 6:30 p.m. Holman, president of the boos Club Booster officials. urge the week will this ters, program interested in the phy take on several new looks. First everyone fitness sical and wrestling pro- will be the and brief coffee to attend this meeting, rolls session at the school cafe- grams 62 Virgi Louisiana e 11 Results International c ent ay ‘Cal sha Mar P be Eustis Pt ler- Int ot 3. St. Jos. (Pa.) 4, Providence 5. Wichita (1 bas Westmi Florida A&am Tennessee 7 Wake Forest William & Mi West Minis- playe Andro Launch Beave Footbal Wor would break us,” wouldn’t let “He YORK (UPI)—The Unit-/me Press International major Asked if he would make any colleg basketball rating with| first-place votes and won-lost|changes if he get a rematch world former records throug Saturday Jan. |with the two-time 80 in parentheses champio Chuvalo snappe dif- Tea sir. I& ask for a “Yes, | oints| referee.” ferent. 1 Michiga (18) (13- » In Patterson&# dressing room! 2 UCLA (13 (15-2 313 NEW ed foot Stat blo goo body Univers — ni T see fo thr SCORE to_inter- Eleven ne a of Idaho Vandal gri mentor, is pic THE JOB Deo Andros, former tured here with his wife;.Louella, after receivin appointment to the post of he coach at Oregen Andros startad out by meeting with football at the school pointing out, &qu must all roll our sleeves up and get to! wai ON fight my fight.” Would Make Chang rec COLLEGE nned. unbowed} Giants Commu- 000 South eadied for that George said. De troops in airstrips. editionar ; dressing _Andro The ratings govern- $ with referee Satur-|terson) throug — ‘we comp said Presi- ld the Canadian complaine bitterly about referee Zack Clayton “Every time I hit him (Pat- day, Jan -beat desire to Viet Nam rea is do- playe games Chuvalo&# bruised but Inside room, aller 1 went to UCLA Ore, CORVALLIS, head|who (UPI) —jpast -three seasons as end af the Gar Dee a at Idaho, bega b an-lyears here. toug but per- first Id former Mi in three af hie atk cals Tae/den, the winner spent his (140) andcos said fw willigo Spo the fight after moments ex-lriné launched into his|ants at 167}few Orego State. They|kane Wednesda for the annual 6 Davidson new 147{tollin the loser. jo as head football coach|were Edward (Bud) Riley Inland Empire sport banqu 7. “I think because of Chuvalo’s| Vanderbilt John Easterbrook, assistants atland then 11 (1) (142) Orego State today. return to. Moscow, 8. Duke (10-2 “We got to roll up our|Idaho, and Ed Knecht, 106|showing, he gaine a lot more) to “clear up some per- coach| than I did in 9. San Francisco vic-)steev and go to work,” An-\at Boise Idaho, high school. |sonal matters—like sellin my defeat 76/in (132) said. 10 Indiana (12-2) Patterson 85 tory,” dros said after bein named to “T expec to ame whole|house. my Second 1 Yet Floyd was happy because the pos Monday. il, St. John’s| staff b the end of the week,’ Wildcats, seventh last week (N.Y.) 44 12 Illinois 32 13 he felt he had finally wipe out has spen the the who have won 15 in a row. coach said. new Jowa 15 14 (tie), Arizona, New part of the memory of those Andros said he had Vanderbilt, the Southeastern Mexico, Oklahoma State recom: 11 17 two first round kayos at the mended Steve Musseau anoth- Conference leader and owner ‘Tennessee 10 18 North Caro- murderous hands of Sonn Lis- of an win skein soared lina 11- State 9; 19 Brig ham- ton . from 11th to. seventh place. The take a and “T ‘Youn 7; 20 (tie), prove I can Auburn| Commodores crushed Vandals, but “if he doesn’t get St. Bonaventtire 4 punch,” - said. ‘Maybe you 105-7 Saturday and are unbeat-| job he will come with me, Other teams will move me up a in point en in conferen play —Miami (Fla.), Miami of callin Instead notch now. pushed Andros also held a.meetin of a vance Texas Tech, Wyo me a china chin, mayb you SAN. FRANCISCO. to State football team. eighth mit china closet.” call me a can The San G Franeisep Blue Devils were id Reavers represente the INC. but day had five catchers following were Athletic Conference on the acquisitio of veteran Ed New Year&# Day but will lose games this week includin a ‘Tth & Klamath TU 4-4154 visit to once-1 North Caro- Bailey in a trade that sent Bil- 1 seniors. lina state, the Coast Atlantic “T wanted to let them know ly O' to the Milwaukee Conference’ leader, raves. what I expecte and to encour- esday. San Francisco, No. 9 and In- Monday trade means. that age them on their studies,” the Giants have holdovers Tom dros said after the meeting diana, idle last ed the top 1 Haller and Del Crandall, Bailey told them that I believe the and newcomers Randy Hundley man wh hits the hardest. and _o Second stag of the program and Jack Hiatt in their catch- the longes will out. on Physica fitness and wrestling come schedu re not cryin because I she said. “It&# Geor worked so wanted for this fight— so badly—I can&# hel to win crying for him. “Pm embarrassed,” hard [thir Du fro 3 ss Telephot tears. Toron is match. UP just because — tle, non-title 12-round The Canadian had an ed in As a result, Wichita fell from the eighth despit Floyd’s rally By GEORGE C. LANGFORD Francisco to. fifth, San in the last minute. UPI Sport Writer from sixth to ninth and Patterson to take came on The droppe NEW YORK (UPI) ‘St John’s slippe from eight the ninth, 10th and 1th rounds) Wolverines, who have michig to th. he out-boxed and as out-! in and out of first-place punche the slugger.| season, returned to the top St. Joseph (Pa.) ran its rec- ‘or to 17-1 and advanced from| Georg had an edg in the 12th sp today for the third time fourth to third after when his volleys of leather in the United Press routing Internation- caused Floy to spit out his} 3) Ohio and Centenary. major colleg basketball rat- Xavier ‘Th Hawks received two first- However, Floyd U CLA’ _ four-week and rallied and closed votes. Providence plac George& Vanderbilt the other right eye with a solid, straight The Wolverines gaine = 1 first- two ballots grabbe for the top spot ani, They fouention alter. toe votes fom te 5 coaches bell until the referee sep-| _| unbeaten in 1 Providence, board com- in the UPI rating arated them. to 13 for UCLA, which games, squeake by St. Bona- In his fourth straight victory and moved from to second place Mich- venture, 77-7 and his 42nd in 46 fights, Pat- droppe Davidson fifth fourth, to 327 totaled this week, idle earned the challenger’ igan terson and Wake Forest to point trimmed gai a 14 right to fight for the World poin climbed to within 20 point of the Bruins. over Boxin Association&# (WBA) ti- margin Wichita in The sixth- Upset rearrange the entire Terrell vacant. bega as Filipinos es Square Garden leather exchang champion Floy Patterson, right out in To Sp Bruin I ja right a Monda night& Garden winner within six weeks if that win- Vancouver at Floyd nifed fo th Tuesday Schedule known had Floyd the seventh, he almost in Lynn fough guard and past way into her husband&# dres- in the Madison room catacombs Garden Squar offic- while boxing commission jals screamed, “get that wo- out of there.”” man Tears Explains with brief reunion Alter a the her man, Lynn Chuvalo left and leaned agains a cor- room ridor wall and tried to explain why she couldn’t hold back the Madison ig Chuvalo George Wolver to 56171140 of Chicag and Eddie Machen 3+51 132.120 of Portland, Ore., are slated to 48 181-171 compete WBA vacant 39172 196) |crown -at Chicag on March 5. 1 22-224 1 1 hookin Returnin gering. attack the on heavywe former as contender — blows with a short the head that Canadian Tradin — nigh was pointe right rounds. had concentrated earlier in the Canadian bod on fur-col- showed the barge sin Altho eight and the and white, a Jared coat which stain of her tears, shown in the sixth, sevent was in her strengt greatest decision unashamedl — essed Patter- Jackson despit a broken hand and took his longes toward winnin the crown. champio unanimous Patterson. uncontrollably, 195 when he out- (Hurricane) Tommy pointe a She wept June 8 since heavywei ian to - Press International W. L, T. Pts. GF GA Vancuvr San Fran Los An re cuts left punchin | the Cu- exampl from bleedin was and on Chuvalo forced the figh round, after round as he tried who to flatten the only man had “worn the heavyweigh Minis: s Garden the but many of the boxing experts bout, he cut loose in the sixth scatter said in $85,000 « -seven Toronto, a_rematch| demanded Canada, because of the allege ‘better breaks” ref- that he claimed Zack Clayto gave Patter- eree son “throughout the fight.” Patterson Was Favored ealed the iderson&# \merican a stag hub Flo prove inge bal- mn ne one Lynn Chuvalo did the na thing Monday nigh when was finally reunited with Georg after the Canad- So ural she Non-Title Fight elimination was of the best fights 12-round only ever champio 000 richer of Monda Rudolp le follows: Richest The peavy Har - you&# on Referee Zack Clayton, 6-5-1 Judg Joe Arm- 4, and Judg Tony strong, United 7-5. The Castellano, had the Iniernational. Pres bout 5-5-2 even: not ex Patterson as the richest non-title was Patterson, about $140, held anywhere ever and deservedly prou It drew live gate of $166,42 night’s triump said he thought he deserved a shot at the Garden, and an estimat- Cassius at Clay heavyweight ed $600, at theater-TV loca- tions in the United States and crown. Canada. Patterson’s 32% per “T not only won,” explained of cent of the total net proceed the elated 30-year- estimated at $140,00 Chu- Great “but I was Neck, N. Y., about 20 cent at per china valo’s a proved I haven&# ro Cuba death of t at Square Garden. officials fav- rounds a ring three ored basis delirious- Madison 19.10 fans The | Pro- — CASCADE PLAYER-BROKER (UPI)— CLEVELAND Dick Donovan of the Cleveland i a stock broker: in Indians INSURANCE COMPANY Cascad “Ea Pay Plan Insuranc H Bost duri th of seaso DRIVEWAY Se GRAVEL Friendly Run Pit or Crush G STA 884-3568 C
