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crown, today was named “fighter
of the year” by Ring Magazine
which also picked. ‘light. heavy-
‘weight Guilio Rinaldi of Italy ‘as
the winner of its ~
award.” ...

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named the winner of the ‘Ed-

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ing Writers’ Association. The 25-
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Sonny Liston, Philadelphia, 2.
Ingemar Johansson, Sweden, 3.
Zora Folley, Chandler, Ariz., 4.
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-Middleweights. — . Champion
Paul Pender, Brookline, Mass. 1.
Gene. Fullmer, | West. Jordan,
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Lawn Tennis Association Thurs-
day for his racket-throwing an
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tralia.

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depends. on ‘action of the associ-
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when it: meets: in New Orleans
February 4, mo,

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in the-U.S., said. in ‘an: interview
at St. Louis, “where. he lives:

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