The daily collegian. (University Park, Pa.) 1940-current, September 27, 1962, Image 10

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Liston PfOMISeS rOtterSoll.Rematth;
Fights - ContOnders s 'As, They Come'
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CHICAGO (1 1 1 7)- - 7A smiling,
wise-cracking Sonny List?
promised Wednesday to keep
phis word about giving Floyd
Patterson a rematch—even
it has to be held in a training
ia4np, After that, the n4ir
world heavyweight boxing
champ said, he would fight the
contenders, "as they list them jin
the book;
Liston appeared at a noon news
conference with the harassed pro
.moters who tried to explain the
government's move in seizing
some $5 million of the receipts ;of
Tuesday night's fight. The 28-
year ;old champ abandoned his
'training camp scowl,. chewed gum
and grinned as -he - parried the
questions asked by some of the,
several hundred newsmen.
THOUGHT I'd get him much:
earlier than I did," Liston said
of his gnockout over Patterson in
2 minutes. 6 seconds of - the first
round. Somebody asked him to
compare ' Patterson with Albert
Westphal, the German heavy
weight who also was a first round
victim last Dec.-4.
"Well, I wouldn't say this fight
was easier," Liston said. "A lot
of people.iook only at the time in
the ring: They don't know how
much time and aggravation I
went' through before. Like in the
training camp with the newspa
per men . ` A fellow would ask,
Tunney Calls Fight
'A Terrible Hoax'
SEATTLE (AP) Gene Tun
ney called the Sonny Liston-Floyd
Patterson fight "a terrible hoax"
yesterday.
The former world champion,
visiting Seattle on business,
viewed the title fight Tuesday
night on closed-circuit.-television.
"The people who paid were bur
glarized," Tunney asserted.
"When you put on a fight and
ask people to pay for it you must
have some sort of guarantee they
will see a show.
"It is shows like this that are
rapidly killing boxing."
Tunney said he believed Patter
son went into thq -ring a fright
ened man. r.
"lie was so frightened he didn't
even box, - said the man who re
tired an undefeated champion in
the late ]92os.
New College Diner
bo'v.i..c.% , Between th.P/Mcvies
introducing . .
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7:30 Sept. 28
ttt Routh
THE DAILY COLLEGIAN. UNIVIiRiIIY PARK. t PENNSYLVANIA
'Sonny, is the sun shining?' I'd i • The champ from Philadelphia;
tell him to loOk for himself. And !via Pine Bluff, A'rk. and St. Louis,
he'd say 'I want to hear it from lis obligated by ,contract to fight
you:". .... ... 'Patterson agam,, if Floyd wants
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Liston, unlicensed in New York
because of his criminal record
and the boxing commission's
"pattern of suspicion" that he
still might be associated with per
sons of unsavory background, re
newed his dressing room plea for
a chance to prove himself.
"GIVE ME a little time," he
said. "Allow me a chance to
pr ov e I've been rehabilitated
Jack," to Jack Nilon. his adviser.
°Rehabilitated," said Nilon.
_Al p lea / 9 4i Ome g a
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A few openings exist for men
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Only those with neat appearance
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Working schedule will be arran
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it. .
Patterson said., Tuesday night,
before leaving 'll.y car for New
Yea with his wife, Sandra, that
he wanted to rematch but would
make a definite decision In a
week or so.
There was a $1 million penalty
clause in the contract to make
sure Liston would go through with
a return' bout and all but $50,000 of
his purse, estimated at about
$282,000 was held in escrow.
CALL
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between 9 a.m. - 1 p.m.
for interview appoiniMent
Giants App Pressure to
SAN FRANCISCO (AP) San
Francisco's Giants withstood an
eighth inning I three , - run pinch
homer by Stan Musial and beat
St. Louis 6-3 yeiterday to keep
the pressure on National League
leading Los Angeles.
Tom Haller' knocked in four
runs with a dpuble and two-run
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Monday
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IHURSDiY. 'SEPTEMBER 27; 1962
Um Dodger NL Lead
homer. Orlando Cepeda belted a
solo home run.
Southpaw Billy ,Pierc4 pitched
seven brilliant innings for = the
Giants, :giving up only three lilts
and not walking a man. '
Cepeda's 33rd home-run, which
appeared to be only insurance
when he rapped it in the sixth,
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