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THE PHILADELPHIA INQUIRER, FRIDAY MORNIXG. NOVEMBER 8. 1963 adh 37 ADVIITIJim- Ramblers Get Defensemanfor A Is Logical Site for Liston Fight Where Customer Satisfaction Is CHICK YOU ADSI We'd fcU to chock ovary Waal Ad to make) eura that sf printed fuet fh tray yea want but unit. tunately, an armr can (till occur In content of clossifigotio. To prevent an error which wo nsay have misted from being continued another day, pleasa chock your advertisement each timo It appears and notify our Adjustment Department promptly In coot) of Generals' Visit LOS ANGELES, Nov.

7. fTHOUGH it's only a State matter, they still are making GUARANTEED THE time of this message, Cassius Marcellus Clay, A1 picsuuiauiy uisyuisea as Ainu wanna, was heading in a bus for Denver for a business negotiation with Sonny Liston. The purpose was to reach some conclusion by which thfi WfirlH ftf art rvnilr, rlUr.A By BOB FACHET I The high-scoring Greenboro Generals, defending Eastern Hackey League champions, visit the Arena Friday night and the; Ramblers got a big helping hand Wa will gladly WUIU ClUKUCd i next year by a heavyweight cham- pionship match between the two. just in time defenseman Dan 'appearing in your advertisement for the first time, but cannot accept respetuiktlrry far repetition of the error, unless wo are notified about it. In any event, we cannot accept responsibility, fa an amount greater than that paid for such advertising.

The ad-' must take responsibility for claimt made against us because of the content of hi' ad. Thank you for your cooperation. Blair. Blair was a mainstay of the Johnstown Jets' defense for the; past three seasons. He was' traded to Greensboro prior to bonny may have a hot head, but he doesn't have an empty one.

You will note that he arranged the meeting in Denver where Clay is distinctly at a disadvantage. In mile-high altitude, the gas bag qualities are neutralized, leaving Cassius dangerously vulnerable. It hasn't yet been decided where this ring colossus will be staged. A likely spot would be the Lexington ave. subway.

If they got on at 51st st, Sonny could end it by the time they reached 57th. this season, but refused to re port, and Rambler coach Doug I a federal case of it here. California has informed Liston that in order to obtain a license, he must appear before the Athletic Commission for a hearing. Ordinarily, a fighter need only fill out an application and pass his physical in order to get a license in this State. But with Sonny, they want to stage a spectacular suggesting those on Capitol Hill It is pretty hard to picture what a hearing would, bring out about Liston that isn't already knows.

He has been Investigated by the FBI, the CIA, the NCAA and the TRA, not to mention Sam Spade and Charlie Chan. How else, except as follows, could the questioning go? Commission: Did you serve time at Missouri State, Mr. Liston? Sonny: Yes, sir. I paid my debt to society and I want a chance just like anyone else in this great land of opportunity. Commission: Do you have hoodlum connections? Sonny: No, sir.

I won't even watch crime on television. Commission: Is your contract secretly owned by Jim Norris? Sonny: No, sir. I have no secrets. Commission. Do you know a Jim Norris of Chicago? Sonny: No, sir.

I know a Jim Paskoonyak, but he's from Pasadena. Commission: Can you give us any reason, Mr. Liston, why we should license you? Sonny: I want to do good for kids. AILEEN EATON, the lady who promotes fights in Los Angeles, is the least bit disturbed with the athletic commission of this State for the morality play it is staging in connection with the Liston licensing. "Sonny has fought in Washington, Nevada, Florida, 3 Wws- WE DO ALL THIS WORK! CASSa'S CLAY Adams secured his services byj topping the bids of Greensboro! and New Haven.

Jerry Fmzelle, a familiar figure to local hockey fans, an-j nounced his retirement to return; to his off-season job as an automobile salesman, so Blair's, defensive companions will be John Brophy and Reg Meserve.J Adam regretted moving Mes-j erve back from his wing posi-i tion, but felt the defense was in greater need, particularly; with the Generals here twice in five days. Meserve. wrW 1 Align Front End 2 Balance Front Wheels 3 Adjust Brakes The only problem is that Liston isn't licensed in New York, and, in fact, is so mad at the State that when he departed London recently, he caught a flight that went directly to Chicago, choosing to bypass the place that dares question his credentials. The most plausible place for the Liston-Clay fight is Los Angeles where the natives have such curiosity that they must be restrained from touching moving propellors. Unmistakably, the match would draw $1 million or more in the Coliseum, but the only drawback seems to be that Liston isn't licensed in California, either.

,4 Repack Front Wheel Bearlngsj played some defense two years ago when he was the club's most valuable player, looked good on the backline last week-! end in Johnstown and New! Haven. "We have some young boys up front," Adam said, "and they're getting opportunities, ifrtf senses I Wlil but they're not taking advan LOST AND rODMD LOST. Doe, $50 reword for Inter mat ion leading to return ot Brown Mongrel Doa, Lost Chester Sprt-ngs-Bacton Hill area. Blind in both eves. Phone 827- 7734 or 827-7497.

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tage of them. I expect them to start scoring more goals." Illinois, Pennsylvania, Texas, Ohio, Colorado, Indiana and Missouri," says Mrs. Eatonl "None has suffered any contamination that is noticeable." Liston also fought in England without even a demand by Lady Summerskill that he be subjected to an electro-encephelogram. In a famous exchange on boxing one day between Lady Summerskill and Archie Moore, Archie observed calmly: "It is time that Lady Summerskill and I have a showdown. I will take the brain wave test if she will." Mrs.

Eaton confides that Jack Nilon, the manager of Liston, told her over the telephone the other day that Sonny is seriously interested in Los Angeles if no problems develop over licensing. If he fights Clay in this city, his mission should be roughly comparable to the one he made here last month. He came to visit Disneyland. Copyright, 1963 Another EQUITABLE OFFICE in the growing, thriving Germantown area! 400 W. CIIELTEH AVE.

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