New York Amsterdam News — 1963-00-00014

M > M Y. AMSTERDAM NEWS, Sat, Jan. 5, 196S K * enjoy ’em T ftp ■' < eft way New King Cheroots 5 *®r 39* * regular Cheroots 5 *®r 28* (pardner... enjoy the good taste of western style Phillies Cheroots) 'romoters, Mad At Cus, ft r . .— • n Hurting Patterson By LES MATTHEWS heavyweight champ Floyd rson may not get his return with champion Charles “Son- *ay" Liston. Veteran fight manag- - hrs and trainers told The Amster­ dam News that Patterson's maa- * ager, Cos D’Amato alienated pro- ’ moters■. managers and some box ing commissions when Pattersou .was champion. Emile Bruneau, chairman of the World Boxing Championship Committee, reportedly said that any state or country accepting a return match betwen Patterson and Liston should be suspended from the body. He went on to say “that Patterson should earn a re­ turn bout. The chairman reportedly said 7. that the contract is binding and J- stipulates that Liston must fight Patterson or turn over portions -„of his future purses until Patter . -eon ia paid a million dollars. He .further states that Litton has no • ,w«y of escaping unless Patterson becomes ill or refuses to fight -T U Malting Plans Promoter Tom Bolan, president ; of Championship Sports, Inc., i said plans are underway to stage the return contest in March or April. No site has been picked, according to the promoter, but the fight may be held ^Balti­ more or Las Vegas, Nev. Patter­ son will resume training after the holidays. Champions have always re­ quired their opponents to sign a binding return contract. It haa been a practice for the challeng er to place his purse or part of his purse in escrow until he ful­ fils his contract. Several boxers have been known to turn over a percentage of their contract to the tlte holder to get a bout. It is the general belief in the boxing circles that Patterson be­ came unpopular because of D’Amato’s actions. When Liston stopped Patterson in one round, boxing began writing Patterson’s obit, but the ex - champ said he was determined to win back the crown. Liston was given a title shot because Patterson felt he deserv­ ed one, although D’Amato was against the bout and said so pub­ licly. Patterson felt that Liston was not given a fair chance and gave him a crack at the crown. LA Writers Pick Liston As Fighter Of The Year Mays Will Get $100,000- SAN FRANCISCO — Willie Mays, National League’s heme run champion, will enter the $100,000 a year group aext sea­ son, according to reports from the Giants’ front office. The star centerflelder who spearheaded the Giants to the National League Pennant last season, will remain baseball's highest paid player with the re­ puted $10,000 raise. Giants* vice-president Charles Feeaey did not confirm or deny the report about the raise but did state that the contract for the 1963 season had not been mailed to Mays as yet. Newark AC To Honor 4 At Dinner Bowl Games At A Glance Facte aad figures aa the major puet-seasoa football games, both college and professional, with date, site, teams, records, start­ ing time, television and radio coverage and estimated attend­ ance. Times Eastern Standard: JAN. 5 * Senior Bowl, Mobile, Ala.— North Senior All-Stars vs. South Senior All-Stars, 3 p.m.TV—Chan­ nel 4, 36,000. JAN. « Playoff Bowl, Miami — Run­ ners-up in NFL’s Eastern and Western Conferences, 2 p.m, TV —Channel 2, 40,000. JAN. 13 Pro Bowl, Los Angeles —NFL East All-Stars vs. NFL West All-gtars, 5 p.m. TV — Channel 4. 60.000. AFL All-Star Game, San Diego, Calif—East All-Stars vs. West All-Stars, 2 p.in. TV—Channel 7, 20,000. VIVE LA DIFFERENCE — Ben Thomas, Navy’s "dif­ ferent” eager — he’s the serv­ ice school's first Negro player — was also the BIG difference in the,Middies* 05-63 win over Gettysburg. Thomas, a 64 Jun­ ior from Chicago, sank two foul shots in the closing seconds to break a 63-63 deadlock and ice a thriller in«which the lead changed hands 23 times. Soccer Games West Indian Americans Drub St. Benedicts, 5-2 Inside right Lennox Leverock scored a hat trick of goals, added two more for good measure and accounted tor all five of the West Indian Americans goals as they handed St. Benedicts of Staten Island a 5-2 drubbing In the first- round of the Southern New York State Soccer Association, Knick­ erbocker Cup Competition. Two minutes after play started at Creig Kills Parks in Staten Is­ land, Leverock following through on a high shot by Morancie flick­ ed away from the St. Benedicts goal keeper when he failed to collect cleanly- Throe minutes la- tar a back pass by Aird and a low well placed right footer made it 2-0 West Indians. Even midfield exchanges occu­ pied the next 20 minutes then came the most spectacular goal of the season, a Richards pass from his inside left to the inside right position and a sweeping left foot drop kick, travelling waist high, hard and away from a di­ ving 8t. Benedicts goal keeper, a real gem, made it a Leverock hat trick, the first in the Clubs four year history. Five minutes later, the West Indfans most consistent perform- ' A. Fanis finding his inside right free slipped him one for goal number four. St. Benedicts found the nets for the first time, from a free kick after a call hands on Leverock. The West Indians played Hill, Selby. Luke, Parris, A. De Four, Morancie (Manager), Padmore, Richards, H. Lewis, Leverock (Capt.), Aird and Angevin for Morancie during the last twenty five minutes. Next, the West Indians play their first Annual Batchelors — Benedicts intraclub game oa Sa­ turday and Eastern District Soc­ cer League leaders Shamrock on Sunday, a game the West Indians must win to stay in contention. Both games will be played at Red Hook Field" No,1 In Brooklyn Pancho Predicts BRISBANE, AUSTRALIA - Pancho Contreas, captain of Mexico's Davis Cup tennis team said the Mexican team will de­ feat the crack Australian team and win the cup in the games here. I PAS WINE & LIQUOR STORE, ---------- j— INC 281 West 114th St., N.E. car. 8th Av«mm A 114th St. Yos Are Always Satisfied Meet, WNh a Brand That’s Made A Nome For Itself! SCOTCH WHISKY Cutty Sark — . . Martin's V.V.O.. . . Dewar's White Label J & B Scotch .... Proef 0.00 gy. “ ’6.60? Proof *6.79? *6.685;' *5.98? 4/1 Hankey Bannister. . 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F Scholarships In Names Of The outstanding players of 1963 in the National and American Baseball Leagues, and the Na­ tional aad American Football Leagues, will have 1600.00 gchol* anMpa donated ta tlhelr to the colleges of their choice” by Pepsl-Cola Company. Baseballs’ Most Valuable Play- en Mickey Mantle, Yankees, aad Maury Wills. Dodgers, and Pro- Footballers’ Players of the Year, Y. A. Tittle, GiaaU, and Leonia Dawson, Dallas “Texans” are the recipients of the first such scholarships by Pepst-Cola bi co­ operation with the Sporting News. After each player has desig­ nated the "college of his choice” PepsHtola will establish scholar­ ships in the individuals name by contributiong to the scholar­ ship fund of the college selected by him. Each college wUl be sole­ ly responsible for the award of the $500 00 scholarship on the basis of need. Top Keglers To Bo Seen In TV Series "Pro Bowling” — a new week­ ly sports series featuring the fi­ nest protossipaal bowlers In the Professional Bowling League, wt will premiere on WPIX 11 Sunday, .. January g, 4-6 p.m. live from the Gladiators Arena, Totowa, New Jersey. “Pre Bowling” is. sponsored R. J. Reynolds Tobacco Com­ pany on behalf of Winston cigar­ ettes; P. Ballantine A gens aad American Hard Rubber Com* pany on behalf of Ace Bowling Balls. Advertising agency ia Wil­ liam Eaty Comgay. Zac. «f New York. The new weekly feature five head-to-head indivi­ dual amtehes each week After the fourth week of play, the top teams will be meeting head-on for the rest of the 13-week sched­ ule. Included in the league are representatives from New Jer­ sey, New York City, phla, Baltimore, Washington, Al­ bany, Boston and Buffalo. NO OPENING — Kayo artist Rubin "Hurricane’’ Carter, left seeks an opening to land bis dynamite laden right but vet­ eran Holly Mims blocks the youngster’s attempt to slug him In the fifth round of their ten-round Garden contest. Car­ ter was dropped in the fourth but he came back to batter Mims and gain a unanimous (Gilbert Photo) decision. Mets To Meet All Clubs But 2 In Spring Play NEWARK, N. J^-p Dave. Rob- inson of State’s All-American was one of two named here over the week­ end. as an outstanding scholastic and collegiate athlete in New Jersey for 1962 by the Newark Athletic Club. Named along with the Negro footba.l player was Tenafly High’s Ken Miller, Star-ledger (Newspaper of Newark, NJ) All Stater, and a total of four winn­ ers will be honored at the Club’s All-9porta dinner, Jan. 17. Charles “Sonny" Liston was picked as the fighter of the year by the Los Angeles Boxing Writ- era Association. The controversy si heavyweight who kayoed Floyd Patterson In one round to win the heavyweight boxing crown, will receive the award early next year. Uaton’s manager or advisor Jack Nllon Is now negotiating foe a title bout with Harold John the lightheavy king. The match, according to Nllon, la scheduled to take place la the Civic Arena In Baltimore. Pat Olivieri, who manages Johnson, told reporters that fight is in the works. Liston has not ruled out a return match with Patterson. Liston said ba to ready and willing to fight Patter­ son providing another group be­ side Championship Sports pro­ motes the fight. The Government attacked the gate receipts of the tile fight between Patterson and Liston be­ cause Championship Sports al­ legedly owes back taxes. ” Moyer, Archer Open Garden Denny Moyer who Ray Robinson in the Garden will take on Joey Archer In the first boxing contest of the year in the Garden Saturday night. The 23-year-old Moyer who won 34 contests and lost 8 is picked to defeat the 25-year-old Archer who has lost one decision in 33 bouts. The boxers «.e middle- weights. All except two of the thirteen other major league clubs training in Florida will be engage/in ex­ hibition games in the Grapefruit ’.eague season next spring by the iew York Mets. The exceptions are the Pittsburgh Pirates and the Minnesota Twins. As usual, the Mets an'. St. Louis Cardinals, co-training lesidents of St. Petersburg, will open the sea­ son at A1 Lang Field on Satur day, March 9. The Cards aad Mets will meet five times during the 27 game schedule of New York’s National League team. The Mets will play home and home series with the Yankees, Dodgers, Phils, Reds, White Sox, Senators, Braves, Athletics aad Tigers. Three exhibition games are scheduled with the Baltimore Orioles, one a night game at Mi ami on March 23, the only night game on the Mets’ exhibition schedule. New Stadium The Mets also will engage the Orioles at Norfolk, Virginia and at Baltimore on April 6 and 7, the final weekend before the Mets open their new stadium at Flush­ ing Meadows on April 9 with the St. Louis Cardinals. The Meta will break camp at St. Petersburg 00 April 5 and bead north. The complete spring training schedule of the Mets:- MARCH: 9, Cardinals at St. Petersburg; 10, Cardinals at St. Petersburg; 11, Phllles at Clear­ water; 13, White Sox at Sarasota; 11, Reds at St. Petersburg; 14, SHOCK ABSORBERS A MUFFLERS - 1t k *'F , * S I i ■ 15-Minute Free Installation . :•1 * Qvanmteed Far As Lang As Yeu Own Yarn Car Ughi«e u Wl 2-4100 5060 B'WAY NR. 215th St. N.Y.C. Moyer Retires PORTLAND, OREGON - Middleweight boxer Phil Moyer has announced his retirement from the ring. Moyer who la re­ covering from eye surgery In a hospital here notified the World Boxing Association of his retire­ ment, Phil and his brother, Den­ ny, both defeated Ray Roblnaon The other two winners, re­ ceiving honorable mention in the scholastic division were Bob Gogick of Clifton and Joe Latore of Belleville. {Senators at St. Petersburg; 15, OPEN; 16, -Athletics at Braden­ ton; 17, White Sox at St. Peters- berg; 18, Yankees at St. Peters burg; 19, Cardinals at St. Peters­ burg; 20, Dodgers at Vero Beach; 21, Braves at W. Palm Beach; 22, Senators at Pompano Beach; 23, Orioles at Miami; 24, Yan­ kees at Ft. Lauderdale; 25, Brav ea at St. Petersburg; 26, White Sox at St. Petersburg; 27, Cardin Because of its immediate ac­ als at St Petersburg; 28, Dodgers ceptance by metropolitan area at St. Petersburg; 29, Tigers at baseball fans, "The Schaefer Clr- St. Petersburg; 30, Philliea at St. . o. ,cle of Sports” will expand its _ . Petersburg; 31, Athletics at St. baseba„ from pUerto Rico pre. rtterotxirg. ■ To Expand * PR Baseball On Television sentations effective Jan. 3. . APRIL: 1, OPEN; 2, Cardin­ als at St. Petersburg; 3, Reds at Tampa; 4, Tigers at Lake­ land; 5, OPEN; 6, Orioles at Nor. folk; 7, Orioles at Baltimore Must Defend Crown Presented three times a week by "The Schaefer Circle of Sports Ptsince October (radio broadcasts r- on Fridays and Saturdays with a simulcast on Sundays) the addi­ tional games will be head on ra­ dio. The Sunday simulcast will remain unchanged. Outlets will remain WHOM on radio and W- PIX on television. MUSKEGON, MICH. — Carlos Ortiz must defend his lightweight crown against southpaw Kenny Lane this year. The lightweight king who won the title from Joe Brown last April, was directed to defend by Charles Larson, presi­ dent of World Boxing Association, , . - If and when the fight is madef,'*■ Under the new schedule, four games will be presented the first'Yop Ploy©rS week in 1963, with five games broadcast on the second and third weeks of January. Sponsored by the F. and M. Schaefer Brewing Comaoy, broadcasts of four games on Jan. c. it will be the second meeting be­ tween the two men and Lane’s second crack at the crown. Lane lost to Ortiz in the Garden and also lost to ex-champ Joe Brown. Make it a habit. Read The Am sterdam News every week. Out every Thursday. tion WHOM, New York. The game of Sunday, Jaa. 6 will also be televised over Station WPIX. Favor That man is worthies* who nows how to receive a favor, but not how to return one. — Plautus BIG hours a day serving you.. BILL MeCRf ARY NOON-1 PAL MAGNIFICENT MONTAGU! 1*3 PAL HAL "DR. 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