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Patterson Is Eager To Fight Liston Again MOUNT VERNON, N.Y. (UPI) —lnstead of considering retirement, Floyd Patterson declared today he wants two more title fights with heavyweight champion Sonny Liston. Floyd lost the crown to Sonny at Chicago, Sept. 25, on the quickest knockout ever suffered by any reigning heavyweight champion — 2:06 of the first round. Shamed by that sudden kayo, Patterson has been silent during most of the intervening six weeks, in Europe and at home—and disguised at times by a large black mustache and a black goatee. ~~ Emerging from that silence, he said: ‘*rd like to beat Liston at Madison Square Garden before the end of March, lik£ when I won back the title from Ingemar Johansson in our second fight.” Floyd was the first man to recapture the heavyweight crown. The 27-year-old ex-champion continued: “And then I’d like to beat Liston again — just to prove to myself that I can really do it. That’s the way I convinced myself with Johansson — beat him again in our third fight.” Chatting in the kitchen of his mother’s home here, Patterson said he was by no means sure he could beat big Sonny in their next fight. He added with a grim smile, “but I certainly can do better than I did at Chicago. Why — I believe my brother Ray, only a 19-year-old amateur, could last three or four rounds with Sonny.” Anyway, Floyd will begin training next week at his camp in Highland Mills, N.Y., he said. And as soon as the difficulties of Championship Sports, Inc.,— promoters of the Chicago fightare settled with the Internal Revenue Service, Floyd will pic’k the site and date for the second Liston fight. Their return bout contract gives Patterson those selection privileges — as well as the right to pick the promoters. He indicated that Championship Sports again will do the- promoting. Wilt Chamberlain Tops NBA Scorers NEW YORK (UPI) Improbable as it may seem, Wilt Chamberlain is getting better with age. Official statistics released today show that the seven-foot Wilt has scored 380 points in his first seven games for an average of 54.3 points per contest, an alltime NBA high for this stage of the season. At a corresponding time last year. Chamberlain had 342 points and a 48.8 average. Elgin Baylor of the Los Angeles Lakers is runnerup in points scored with 278, although Walt Bellamy of the Chicago Zephyrs has a higher per-game percentage of 33.1 with 265 points in eight contests. Baylor, who has played one game more than Bellamy, has a 30.9 per game average. — Chamberlain also leads in rebounds with a 28.1 average, far better than the 21.4 average turned in by runnerup Bill Russell of Boston. Rookie Howard Montgomery of the Warriors is the field goal percentage leader at .649 and Syracuse’s Dave Gambee leads in free throw percentage with a .917 mark. If you have or - trade — use the Democrat Want ads — they get BIG results-

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Openers Are Played In Lutheran League Emmanuel Soest, Preble, Decatur and Bingen were winners in the season opening games of the Lutheran grade school basketball league, circuit A. In games played at Hoagland, Soest edged Zion Friedhelm in overtime, 25-23, and Preble defeated Fuelling, 28-16. In games at the Monmouth gym, Decatur downed Union, 31-14, and Bingen won over Flat Rock, 33-20. Emmanuel Soest FG FT TP R. Lepper 4 19 Braun t 0 0 0 T. Deitrieh 2 15 Rorhbach 0 0 0 Saalfrank 2 15 S. Oehler 2 0 4 Zelt 0 0 0 S. Lepper 10 2 TOTALS 11 3 25 Zion Friedhelm FG FT TP A. Buuck 3 2 8 D, Scheumann 10 2 Nuerge 10 2 M. Buuck 10 2 D. Ballmeyer 113 D. Conrad 0 0 0 Fuhrmann 3 0 6 TOTALS 10 K 23 Preble FG FT TP Bleeke ... 2 0 4 D. Rekeweg. 0 0 0 M. Hoffman 0 0 0 L. Macke 3 17 R. Reinking 4 3 11 D. Reinking3 0 6 S. Bieberich 0 0 0 T. Hoffman 0 0 0 Reinking 0 0 0 TOTALS 12 4 28 Fuelling FG FT TP Scherer 2 3 7 Kukelhan _...u 0 0 0 D. Mathews Oil Gresley 0 0 0 Fuelling 2 15 D. Wietfeldt 113 D. Franz 0 0 0 D. Boerger 0 0 0 TOTALS 5 6 16 Decatur FG FT TP Kenny 10 2 Steele ., —0 0 0 Krueckeberg 10 2 Moser . 0 0 0 Hunter 5 0 10 Moses ... 0 0 0 Thieme 5 1 11 Miller 0 0 0 Spiegel 2 0 4 Bultemeier 10 2 TOTALS 15 1 31 Union FG FT TP Dan Steele 0 0 0 P. Thieme 0 0 0 Lehr 1 2 4 J. Steele 1 0 2 Dave Steele 113 Schamerloh 0 0 0 R. Thieme 0 11 Schlemmer 0 0 0 D. Spiegel 2 0 4 J. Spiegel 0 0 0 TOTALS 5 4 14 Flat Rock FG FT TP Melcher 2 0 4 Bullerman 0 0 0 Duane Hockemeyer.. 0 0 0 Mueller 0 0 0 Bohnke 0 0 0 Denny Guenin 0 0 0 Reynolds 2 4 8 Tyler 0 0 0 Gephart 0 0 0 TOTALS 7 6 20 Bingen FG FT TP J. Reinking 3 17 Selking 0 0 0 B. Bultemeier 12 4 Hoile -JP 2 2 Scheiman 3 17 Boehnker 0 0 0 Berning ... 3 0 6 L. Bultemeier 0 0 0 Zelt — 3 17 S. Bultemeier 0 0 0 TOTALS 13 7 33 Better's ‘Sinking Fund’ DALLAS. Tex. (UPI) rNameplate on a boat docked at a nearby lake: “Floating Debt.” 1■ ’ ' T"' 7“ J BUILD Up Your Resistance To Colds with GERITOL Tablets and Liquid KOHNE DRUG STORE

Palmer-Snead Favorites In International BUENOS AIRES (UPI) The United States team of Arnold Palmer and Sammy Snead no more than reached Argentine soil before it was made the favorite to defend successfully the international golf championship it won last year. Before its arrival, the host country team of Roberto de Vlcenzo and Fidel de Luca rated as the pair to beat, partly because they know the Jockey Club course over which the International Trophy and Canada Cup matches will be played, starting Thursday. But a few hours after the 50-year-old Snead arrived, he went out and fired a practice round 67, three under par for the 6,746yard course. Palmer arrived too late Tuesday for a tuneup round but what Snead showed the audience was enough to convince most Argentine golfing fans that the U.S. team would be the one to beat. Snead Likes Course Snead, using the larger American ball, said he liked the course and that he putted well. “This is a course where the premium is on accuracy, not on distance,” the Slammer said. “I’m going to stick with the American ball because I think it putts better.” In past international tournaments, Snead, who three times has shared in the team title for the United States used the smaller British ball. 34 Nations To Compete In all, 34 nations are to compete in this 10th annual tourney, but there is some doubt whether the Venezuelan team of Francisco Gonzales and Teobaldo Perez will play. They both hold Cuban passports which are not recognized by Argentina. There will be 18-hole rounds on each of the four days, starting Thursday, with all of them counting in both the individual and team competition. Last year Snead teamed with Jimmy Demaret to win the team title and the Slammer won the individual crown with a record low of 276. Before that triumph Snead teamed with Ben Hogan in 1956 and with Palmer in 1960 to win the team trophy. Northwestern Wildcats Are Still On Top NEW YORK (UPI) — Northwestern increased its margin over runnerup Alabama in the latest United Press International major college football radngs today although it almost fell victim to unrated Indiana last Saturday. The Wildcats, who had to come from behind in the final quarter to avert an upset and maintain their perfect record, received 19 first place votes from the group of 35 coaches who comprise the UPI board. This was the same total they attracted last week. However, Alabama was awarded only seven first place votes — a drop-off of five from the previous balloting — despite a 20-0 victory over Mississippi State. The rest of the top five remained the same as last week, but three new teams were added in the second five. They were Missouri, Wisconsin and Minnesota, replacing Michigan State, Washington and Nebraska. Southern California received four first-place mentions and moved within four points of Alabama following its decisive triumph over . Washington and fourth-rated Mississippi headed the voting on the five other ballots. Texas remained in fifth place, followed by Missouri, Wisconsin-, Arkansas, Minnesota and Louisiana State. The three newcomers to the elite group all made notable advances from the previous week’s voting, with Wisconsin moving up from 13th place, Missouri from 14th and Minnesota vaulting all the way from 18th. Oregon headed the second -10 list, which also included Washington, Penn State, Miami bf Florida, Georgia Tech, Michigan State, Auburn, Army, Purdue, Oklahoma and Arizona State. Auburn and Army were tied for 17th place and the last three schools were tied for 19th. Shuffleboard League Standings Are Listed Standings in the K. of C. Ladies Friday shuffleboard league are as follows: W L Pts. P. Lengerich-A. Scheiner 2 13 A. Colchin-G. Baker 2 1 3 B. Adams-M. Kriegel .... 2 13„ J. Cochran A. Baker ... 1 .2 1 M. Geimer-R. Geimer .. 12 1 L. Lose-M. Becker ..12 1

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BOWLING COFFEE LEAGUE W L Pts Drips 12 6 17 Cups 12 6 17 Saucerettes 11 7 15 ' Perks i 11 7 14 Sippers 10 8 13 Sugar 9 9 13 Cream — 9 9 13 Spoons 9 9 12 Cubes — fl 9 11 Warmers ..- 8 10 10 Coasters —. 7 11 10 Dunkers 7 11 8 Caffein 5 13 6 High games: L. Hutker 207, Mi Reef 190, D. Holthouse 179, A. Cofchin 170, M. Conrad 167, J. Ewell 166, B. Terveer 160-150, S. Ross 158, W. Sp aulding 158, W. Terhune 156, J. Vogelwede 155, P. Dick 154-154, O. Jeffrey 154, A. Heare 153, J. Knape 153, V. Hammond 15J, M. Hoffman 150. Note: Louis Gehrig rolled a new high series of 544 with games of 212-178-154. American Legion League W L Pts Cowens Insurance . 16 11 22 Burke Insurance .. 16 11 22 Mirror Inn 15 12 20 Ashbauchers- 15 12 19 Riverview 13 14 17 Firestone 14 13 19 First State Bank .. 11 16 14 Farmers Dairy 8 19 11 High games: G. Ross 234, W. Frauhiger 203, D. Burke 204, K. Butcher 202, C. Bauman 210, J. Beauchot 223, L. Reef 204-200, F. Hoffman 204, H. Guenin 216, R. Bieberich 204, P. Smith . 2J3, E. Korte 200-234, R. Smith 213, A. Mirphy 201, W. Blakey 216. High series: E. Korte 200-178-234 (612). , Minor League W L Pts Walts Standard .. -.21 GT 27 Bower Jewelry .— 17 K TO 25 Wolff’s Hardware .. 17 10 24 Clem's Hardware 17 Jo 22 Riverview 17 10 21 Moose No .114 13 21 Haugks 16 11 20 Smith Dairy 16 11 20 Holthouse on Hwy. .12 15 19 Fulmer Seat Covers 15 12 18 Extracts - 12 15 18 Downtown Texaco .12 15 16 Drewry’s 11 16 13 Haircut Center 8 19 10 Moose No. 2 8 19 10 Team No. 2 3 24 4 High series :L. Graber 221-168-21 (600), B. Mutchler 594, B. Gase 573, F. Hoffman 564, B. Bolinger 563, D. Sheets 556, I. Davis 555, PInniger 553. High games: P. Inniger 236, B. Mutschler 227-212, B. Gase 2054 201, A. Schneider 220, B. Bolinger 208, K. Bauserman 209, J. Trentadue 205, F. Hoffman 200, N. Richards 205,. Williamson 200, H. Hoffman 202, Moser 203, I. Davis. 205.

King & Queen League W L Pts Mavericks —7 2 10 Rinky Dinks 7 2 9 Jokers 7 2 9 Four R’s 6 3 8 Wash Outs „ 6 3 7 Four Acers 5 4 7 Four Ramblers 5 4 6 Border Rats, 4 5 6 Four C’s 4 4 6 Parkview Four 4 5 6 Guys & Dolls 4 5 5 Lucky Strikes 4 5 5 Usns 3 6 4 Team No. 10 3 6 4 The Hustlers 2 7 3 Rascals 18 1 High series: Women — M. Ladd 155-167-178 (502), Men — C. Dietrich 187-175-200 (562), R. McAfee 225-188-200 ( 613), W. Lister 181-198-164 (543). High games: Women —M.'Gage 152- H. McClure 164-175, L. Hobbs 168-174, S. Liby 165, B. Bulmahn 174, E. Clark 172, V. Merriman 176-164, A. Ross 167, V. Hammond 172, M. Brecht 173. Men — L. Smith 187, C. Jones 191, B. Ross 185, V. McClure 179, R, Hobbs 192, H. Myers 179, P. Hammond 190-189. Splits converted: J. Hoffman 3-10, M. Hilyard 7-3-10, D. Sheets 3-10, J. Tumbleson 8-5-10, R. Hobbs 3-10, H. McClure 5-10, E. Murphy 5-10. T. V. Guides W L Pts Mavericks 16 2 22 Untouchables ... 11 7 17 Virginians—lo 8 13 Rascals 10 8 13 Stooges 9 9 13 Checkmates sVfe 12’i 6'i Caseys 5Vi 12Vi 6*4 Medics ‘ S 13 fl Splits converted :M. Shultz 3-10, D. Holthouse 3-10, M. J. Baker 4-5. High games: V. Custer 136-133, H. McDonald 148. E. Hite 159-153. D. Houthouse 137-155-189. M. Teeple 153- E. Basham 136, M. L. Clifton 125-136, F. Heare 128, M. Shultz 144-131, P. Lengerich 129. P. Ehinger 142, L. Smith 142-132, G. Mies 128, B. Hess 129, A. Baker 149, H. Emenhiser 136-143, V. Lengerich 127-126, M Lister 179-154, A. Heare 134. 23 Persons Killed In Yugoslav Wreck BELGRADE, Yugoslavia (UPD Twenty-three persons in one passenger car were killed when a train derailed Monday at Tabanovce, in Yugoslav Macedonia, acording to the Jugoslav news agency Tanjung.

Weed's Schedule Os Adams County Basketball Teams Tuesday Rockcreek at Hartford. Pleasant Mills at Poling. Friday Leo at Adams Central. Monmouth at Ossian. Chester Center at Hartford. IHini Center Top Lineman Os The Week CHICAGO (UPI)—As a sample of how Illinois’ football luck has run, coach Pete Elliott had to take an all-state high school fullback, who averaged six yards per carry as a senior, and make him into a center. As a further indication of the IHini luck, this week that fullback, Rich Butkus, played so well against Purdue that he was the most logical choice as United Press International’s Midwest lineman of the week. It wasn’t a great surprise that he won this acclaim, although very few sophomores, and Butkus is in his first year of intercollegiate football, ever have seized the honor. He came to Illinois tabbed as one of the greatest college prospects ever, and Elliott recognized him as such long before the season began. “I’ve never been associated with a player with the great potential that this boy has,” Elliott said. “He is the first player I’ve ever had who warrants a ‘can’t miss’ tag.” Butkus, 19 years old, 6 feet 3 inches tall and 240 pounds, started the first Illinois game at center and linebacker. But he missed being great, just as the Illinois team missed being even mediocre in extending its losing streak to 15 games. But Illinois broke its losing streak, against Purdue, and Butkus was the key man, or one of

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20 Drivers Entered In Race In Florida TAMPA, Fla.fUPI ) — Glenn < Fireball ) Roberts will lead the list of about 20 drivers in the 200-, lap feature race at Golden Gate Raceway here Sunday. Ned Jarrett and Rex White are among the other leading contestants. Vacuum Bottles To prevent sour or musty odors in your vacuum bottles, fill them with cold water and add one-half teaspoonful of baking soda.

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Two Are Charged With Voting Twice ENGLISH, Ind. (UPD—Two persons were charged with voting twice by absentee ballot in a probe Monday into alleged vote irregularities in Orange and Crawford Counties. They were Charles Barnett and his wife, Carol Ellen, residents of Orange County. They told authorities they were unaware that they did anything wrong. Authorities said they had property in both counites and were sent absentee ballots from ecah.