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By JERRY LISKA I CHICAGO (AP)— The world the once-defeated and heavierlcent) share of the rich fight_re--,cent of the net live gate. heavyweight boxing title match. Liston. lcelpts, Liston will be as dedl-I into which champion Floyd Pat- The intriguing boxer vs. slug-:cated a fighter as Pattersoiigive Pattersrn a return match‘ terson was goaded by ominousiger bout is scheduled for: Tuesday night. within a ye: ' challenger Charles (Sonny) Lis- 10:30 p.m.. EDT. with ii “live"l The 28-year-old-Liston, a yeai-icept $50,000 ton, ﬂares into a $6,000,000 pro- park audience of perhaps 30.000,older than Patterson and own- minimum 3. duction in Comiskey Park Tues-‘to 35.000. ;ing better than a six-inch reach crow until th day night. l For those in the United States i over the lighter champion, prob-I Championship sports said in The White sox ball yard island Canada not shelling out be-(ably has the most jotting left more a studio setting for a‘ tween $4 and $10 a seat at up-(jab since Joe Louis. He lacks

his purse of a‘

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5closed circuit TV setup is ar-,

. ,punts ‘Vem °f rai" T"°sda~‘." melproducing the stalemate.

. . . . 7 sons 15-round defence againstlclaims is a beggars (12!/2-per-ITV. etc.) receipts, and 45 per} MONTREAL (cp)_Mnnn.e,1 up . fomnpolng . . 4 Alouettes salvaged an 10-18 saw- Also. a victorious Liston must 0“ wnn Edmonton Enknnns Sm; urday before 19,129. t c sina es .‘""l have an 9* .‘Montreal crowd of the season.

Edmonton's .V i c Chapman

mo held in °s',ltwice boomed the ball into the {Montreal end zone and both 1

were returned by Als.

Als tied the score on Bobby

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Witht he point. Montreal built edge over Tor- onto Argonauts in the Eastern Conference. E s k i in o s mean- while remained in the struggle ifor third spot in the Western (Conference. ' ~

Edmonton went into the final quarter down 15-4. They drove

lterback Don Getty on a pair of ‘converted touchdowns.

s4_ooo,oon closed circuit ielevl. wards of 270 closed circuit Tvtthe combination punching ii-Ianged r holding the bouti - - -1 1 -3, d D bbed 1 1,,“ d 51°" display "l ““d"d°g Patter‘ l °"”°ts' the “gm Wm be bmadd "539 9’ Pa.m°rs°"'.b"l can hurt 1 Wednesday or ThurSday' still: dfoguora n‘:llll|lt€S scooytﬁdgrlaz yard‘: ‘lg? the fix‘!!! nationally over the ABCl as much with his right hand. ‘ (to play and Eskimos took over ‘ after Don Stephenson blocked a

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Chfmes ,(S°1'‘_1‘y) 143001‘ 053%" defenders in a line throught he

in their own 35 yard line. _ Johnny Bright‘s hard riinnins arried Eskimos to the’ Mont»

0d Patterson-.1-eal 21. A13 strung four deep

thtrd~down punt by Oliver. Then Getty—subbing for the injured Jackie Parker—-threw a 32-yard touchdown pass to Jim Letca- vits.

COFFEY ADDS POINTS Tommy Joe Coffey added both extra points.

A pass interception by Ed Nickla — one of three by Mont- real -- ad to a l3~yard fiel goal by Oliver that tied the score at 10:54.

Some brilliant defensive work by Dick schnell setup a pair of third - quarter touchdowns by S a n d y Stephens. Montreal’: rookie quarterback from Min- nesota.

in front under Canadian quar- gal of

There have . M .11. iieuem it Oliver converted the first ¢lll1l€lll¢!I from ordan's Madaba lstrl

touchdown and added a single‘ on a field goal try~ that was . wide. ‘I _ Coffey netted a single on a‘ wide field goal attempt in the firstquarter. \

Eskimos had a 10-14 edge in first downs and rolled for a to- 312 yards rushing ano passing against 200 for Mont» real.

Getty completed 16 of 28 pass attempts -- Coffey catching five —for 202 yards“ Stephens made good on seven of 14 for 70 yards and had one interception.

right led Edmonton‘: ‘ground attack with 60 yards on 14 car- ries while Hickman drove for 89 on 16 for Montreal and George. Dixon added 79 on the same number of rushes. ‘

Italy Interested In Cup Challenge

NEWPORT. R.l.’ (AP)—1taly is interested in challenging" for the America's Cup, but she will have to wait-her turn.

Bepe ‘Croce president of the

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‘The race was marred by the l An death of veteran driver A. M. (Bud) Faust of Wilkes Barre, 13.2., who was killed when his Lotus Buick ran off course mid- way through the race and hit NFW YORK AP) W" ‘ two trees. I ( — i ie in two scasons. earned $511138. .

Hap Sharp of iMidland, ’l'ex..;Shoemaker sent Christopherlshd went in“, [he 1.3“, a‘ me: figllftaﬁcnnio4ge;erci12nt{‘;:,rc:nc: in at Cooper. was second. ’1‘hird.‘Chenery's C i cad a skimming! 1 . . l ‘ 1 mnnn. ' was the Porsche driven by Mil- along the rail all the way andlwords N0‘ 1 fl”-" M mar“ ' 'aI‘d Ripley of Ithaca. N.Y.. and 1' the three-year-old filly broke l m°”°3’“’i5° and “'3 Victor)’ Semi lﬂllrth W35 3 C0096!‘ Of Pau1;the Aqueduct track record injher earnings soaring to $661.9-i0. ,§‘§,*“"‘d5 or wappmger Fans’ 537550 B‘31dam9 She has been out of the money‘

(winning the A - Stakes by 1% lengths Saturday, : l-lansgen averaged 90.29 miles} - v 10"]-V 0099- , a over Mrs. John O. Burgwinsfpnm $930 1

000.000 gross.

return bout within a year.

an hour. record for the 101.2iSnndey Jones ' Cicada paid $0.00. $5.70, 34.20.

mil“ "“°°- . 1:. Barry Ryan's Firm Folio 5 . Fausts death was the first passed the tiring Primonena iﬁishirley Jones returned $5.50.‘ BosTON (AP) seventh.

i§;’:'t5Gl:‘?1°i:§nc:ali'£g’ :1 dlllglt‘; the late stages and took thlrdisslgslg and Firm Policy paid ‘ rapked welterweight B°b FM‘ first ever at the present racelzl/‘ lengths behind Shirleyl ‘In-a th -h ‘ h ' ' pure pitted-his Speed and slash“ course The On] om t 5J0neS_ Pnmonena was fourth’ H ree oise p oto finish, ing left against Gaspar Ortegas ear .ra.cing deathyhereegvajpttgasz I another 1% lengths back in the 1 Sens;1ittiviiFedged out 1_\Iatego and“ experience and came out with a of Sam Cnniery Wm was killed 1 ﬁeld of 13 ﬁllies and mnres_ now my _en3ec to win the $29, unanimous l0 - round decision wnne loading the 1950 Grand. Cicada 8 bay daughter Of. . inpis wners Handicap at Saturday night in a televised Prix. ' 31;,-yan Gsatsnmn, was timed in‘ Chicago s Hawthorne Park. fight at Boston Arena.

Eynwnnesses said Faust.S‘1.43 1_5 oven the 11/Hnne dis_,' Sensitivo. owned by Mr. and the 27-year-old ex-

It was car, travelling at nearly 100 tance. slicing a fifth ofa second"MrS‘ R°be" F‘ B°“5i“g9" 0f.M31'l“9'5 13”‘ Straight Pm Vic‘ miles an hour, went off the out- . off Kelso’s track record seti

Chicago, scored by a head. A‘ tory without a loss. For the vet-

snn, nf a fast rigntnand comen Sent. ]4_ 1960. ,nose separated ‘the next two. eran’Ortega. it brought his rec- Stables. Porterhouse’s earnings known as the “big bend_.. . Cicada‘ making hm. 30“, 5,3,.“ Hernshogala finished fourth in ord to 83-23-l. for the season now total $119,- ‘the 1 1-16th-mile race. ‘ There were no knockdowns in ‘ 800. ‘ Sensitive earned $20,250 andlthe bout. osmire, nearby,‘ P0Fl€|‘h0US0 Paid 39-30. $3.90 54 60 and $3.20. Nat-i Revere, weighed 146: Ortegaj and -20-

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} out $1. . . _ S°°”“g‘_ R°.f""°° ‘_".“d “V0 ;Duke Rodney and Matas lc a a O J“d‘ge5' {“°‘P°““ '“a"’m"‘m 3 score a 1%-length victory over Pound Orbiter in the $50,000 Harness

R°t”“‘ hm"? 1‘ I-‘l5"’“ “'l"5-1Tracks of America trot cham- Par‘ lpionship for four-year-olds Sat- rurdtiy night at Roosevelt Racc- way. Handled by Earle Avery. Porherhouse covered the mile in 2: 1-5.

Rodney and Matastar took place in mid-stretch as Duke Rodney, driven by ‘

31 na

Matastar, handled by Pownall Sr., for the lead

lengths back of Orbiter, but was disqualified and placed last in thc five-horse race. Darn Dandy was '

Rodney, who finished fifth, was placed fourth by the judges.

000 to Porterhouse’s owner Nor- man Woolworth Me..

ision odds-on «favorite tar

The collision between Duke

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Matastar finished third, ‘three

placed third while Duke

The victory was worth $25.-

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ty Fenncc paid $4.80 to;‘ The bout. featured by Fos-‘even until the last three rounds. ’ was(mire‘s constant lofts and cx('cI~ Fosmire was beating Ortega to -‘lent exchanges, was practically the punch.

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went to Ginger E when driver Clarke Smith won the draw over driver Dr. B. - ' Time . 2.10:3. 2.10:2.

Marley's Pride and Stalag l-lan- Jnnv F-men owned by Lenni over took turns at heading the ‘Clark, Snmmensidd J parade in the AA and A trot and. pays , 2nd dash _ 7.70‘ 3_7d_} iiace- The 8-year old Nibhle HEW »2.70; 4.40, 2.30; 350. 6th dash—— I Iver izeldinz conned the flrsli 3.50. 2.10. 2.10; 2.30, 2.10: 2.10. mile but Mor1ey‘s Pride was the : Dune, 3 and 7 night's greatest surprise in the: Ginger 1:; (Gianna Smith, second outins ?1>rincess Mark (13. Kelly)

Ralph Anne” P“°l°d a“°”" Homestrefch Lady (M. Kennedy) er winner. True Lady Love, to 3 5 triumph in the second mile of the pace. The four-year-old

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Sky Prince (J. Campbell) 6 3 Ray Grattaii Up (M. O'Brien» B3’ h 7 4 self a race tab of 2 1 in fmnh winning the mile. True Lady Lou was third in the first trip

Anthony L_ (L. Henncssey) 4 dr. Dennis Herbert (D. MacNeill) 5 6

h . ’ - - . '%':n‘;,yGz_“C;:‘mand ﬁnned by gli‘;I"g°er2'ln§'2'o3,":‘2!('i2'b A M terials over corroctlosts. The Pope Thorne took the single Gillis. C1i'town: Princess Mark ‘°"“‘ 5h°° ‘°’ children‘

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Pays - 3rd dash —- "$.00. 9.00 5.10; 9.00. 10.30: 7.00. 7th dash- 7.70, 4.90, 3.10; 5.90, 3.00; 2.00.

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big figures wheirplace bettors_ an the aymark mare got cash stormy song (J. Campbell) 3 5 returned! 310.”. Stalag Hanover Real Gold (Clarke Smith) 6 3 . 3 pm $14.00 when he won the Janet M (W. Downe) 4 4 _ duh and place better: Time - 2.11:1. 2.11:3. ’ an ﬁg. ‘.9 in get an even Marley's Pride owned by Jack 010 Annear. Montague; Stalag Han-

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