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and, believe it or not, as shy as a
June bride in the merry month of
May.
OF his neW-found fame he says,
I'm really overw e I'm and
amazed by the recognition I've re-
ceived went to Tucson, Ariz., a
few weeks ago for a promotion
deal and $4,000 people turned out
to see me-"
Despite his sudden impact on the
public, Vince's is an old face in
Flickertown.
He arrived here 10 years ago to
become member in good standing
of the MISUNDERSTANDING around
the-drugstore-type acting commune
ty. He even drove motorcycle and
developed a flair for nothing.
Gradually he found work in TV
shows and small parts in movies.
When he was offered Ben Casey"
he jumped like Russian private at
the mention of Khrushchev'S name
Eve get more than a thousand
letters a week." he said proudly.
Intelligent Letters
They're very intelligent letters,
too. Many are from people who are
Jessen's weekly., 1962-02-07

Four months ago Vince Ed
wards took his chances when
crossing a street, just like any
body else.
He could have been run down
by beer truck, or maybe side
swiped by an escapee from the
Hollywood Freeway.
Now when he sets foot on the
street, he stops traffic.
Vince is the hottest star in town
and the newest television hero. He
plays the title role in ABC-TV's
Ben Casey" the doctor with
busted nose, vile temper and sexy,
bedside manner The show is seen
Wednesdays at $50 on KFAR-TV,
Channel 2.
The characterization has made
startling impact on televieWers as
evidence by recent rating poll
which placed ben Casey in the
top five.
But the man behind DR.. Casey is
altogether different from the one
in the TV operating room perform
ing brain surgery.
Mild hammered
Edwards, a rugged 6 foot 2, 200
FOUNDER, is mild hammered, quiet
Jessen's weekly., 1962-02-07
Shelley Bern,dn
Is 'RulUhide' Star

Comedian Shelley Berman, play
ing his first role in a teleVision
western, guest stars as an itinerant
peddler who comes to the aid of
trail boss Gil Favor in The Ped
dler," on "RaWhide" Friday at Z
on KTVF, Channel Eleven.
Jessen's weekly., 1962-02-07
Groucho Marx Starts New
Chapter In Wueky Career

Groucho Marx of Americas alltime great comedians,
has sharpened his babs for chapter adcap that
has spanned more than half century.
AS host of Tell 1t to Groucho the CHS Teevison Net
work, finally given the
Evening star., 1962-08-30
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brilliantly anchor the US. 1900
meter relay team. With Williams
running the final leg, the us.
team blazed to victory in 3:03.7.
The performance was topped only
when the world record Of 3:02.2
was set in the Rome Olympics in
1860 by Jack Yerman, Earl Young,
Glenn Davis, and Otis Davis, also
of the United States.
Like Robert Hayes, Williams,
of the Southern California
Striders Club, had set a meet
record for the 44O-yard event in
O:45.8 in the California test.
Johnson stole the thunder from
John Thomas by winning the high
jump event Saturday with a leap
of 7 feet u inch. Thomas, former
high jump champion with more
7-foot efforts than any man alive,
was third with a 6-9% jump.
Miss White, who off the track
is a nurse at Chicagos County
Hospital, won as expected, in the
women's broad jump event. How
ever, her leap of 10 feet, 1912
inchs was we'll below her best eff
fort of 81 feet, ~ inches.
Tan Jerry Tarr also proved that
his upset win over veteran cham
pion hurdler Hayes Jones at Wal
nut was no fluke by winning the
11O-meter hurdles Saturday. How
ever, this time he won by just an
eyelash over Jones, as both were
clocked at Obs seconds.
A new world record of 2O4 feet,
1917 inches was set for discussion
Sunday by Al Oerter of New York,
a white contestant for the United
States.
With Hayes, Boston, Jones,
Johnson and Miss White and other
us. stars competing, a total
crowd of 23,5OO turned out for the
two-day meet at tn University of
Chicago's Stages Field,
The American men assured the
victory over Poland by taking Is
of 20 events, whereas the us.
women's team was bested by the
Polish women, six to 10.
From Chicago, the international
scene will shift to Palo Alto, Calf,
July 21-22, when the us. team
will battle Russia.
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meet here Saturday and Sunday.
Robert Hayes, who also shares
the honor with Budd Of being one
of the worlds two fastest humans,
was hampered here Saturday by a
mushy track and the lack Of a
strong field. With Budd out Of
competition, Hayes was clicked at
the comparatively slow time Of
0:10.3 in winning the dash event,
However, the husldly built
FAMU star Outdistanced Marian
Folk of Polan, who finished
third in O:1O.5. Roger Sayers,
Hayes American colleague, fin
ished second In $:1O.4.
Only a week previously Hayes
equalled the world record for the
100 yards dash in SO seconds at
Walnut, Calf, in a race in which
Budd, the favorite, pulled up lame.
Budd afterwards announced his
retirement from the track and
signed to play professional foot
ball with the Philadelphia Eagles,
Both Budd and Hayes have run the
dash in the unofficial world re-
cord of 90.
After the race Saturday, Hayes
said: Il was way off form. For
one thing, the track was too soft
He didn't mention the absence of
Budd, who could have pushed him
to at least a 0:9-plus effort.
Although upset by Folk of Po-
land in a bristling, down-to-the-
wire finish in the 200 meters event
Sunday, Drayton teamed with
Robert Hayes, Hayes Jones and
Sayers in leading the us. 400
meter relay team to victory in
0:O4.0 Sunday.
The previous week Drayton had
established a new American and
meet record in the 22O-yard run,
with a clocking of O:2O.5 at Wal
nut to qualify for the meet with
Poland.
Boston easily won the broad
jump event with an effort of "a
feet, 9 inches Saturday. The mark
was way below his world record,
but much to good for Poles, whose
best effort was 1854.
Williams was a standout both
Saturday and Sunday. He won the
400 meter event Saturday in
O:46.7 and returned Sunday to
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his speech, and he was outwardly
(at least) friendly toward Liston.
He told this reporter, however,
that he himself made the final
determination of Chicago as the
fight site.
Dressed in light green suit,
Patterson sat beside Liston at a
long table covered with a green,
felt cloth, as reporters fired ques-
tons at them. Not once did the
champion show any sign of being
ruffled. Lston also wore a green
suit, but of darker hue.
At the table with Patterson and
Liston, sat Julius November, the
champions attorney, and members
of the Illinois commission, includ-
ing chairman Joe Timer, and Joe
Robicharp1, lone Negro member Of
the athletic body.
Listens attorney, Morton Witkin
of Philadelphia, stood behind him
answering virtually all of his ques-
tons. Al Bolan, boyish looking vice
president of Championship Sports,
Inc, promoter of the bout, also
stood behind the fighters.
The terms called for Patterson
to receive IS per cent Of television
and ancilliary rights and As per
cent Of the net gate. Liston is to
receive IL per cent of the gate and
of the television income. Cham
pionship Sports was guaranteed
80 pr cent of the incomes. Pat
terson was also given flat $780,
900 guarantee from the entire
gate.
In addition, Patterson was guar
anteed a return bout within year,
should Liston win.
There were also other terms,
some of them unusual, but all ac-
cepted calmly by the champion.
For the first time in a Illinois
championship fight, the mandatory
eight count will be in effect, should
there be a knockdown. The fighters
are also to use eight ounce gloves.
These steps were taken by the
commission as insurance measures
against any avoidable injuries.
I'VE think they are good insur-
ance," said Triner, and Robichaux,
backed him up. In a sense, Pat
terson also backed up the COM
mission. When reporter asked
him to comment on the usual pre-
cautions, Floyd remarked:
IT think you gentlemen must
remember that this (boxing) Is
sport think its because Of
the Denny Kid Paret affair that
the commission made this decision
. It's good enough for me-"
Paret died as a result Of the saw
age beating he received from Emile
Griffith in a New York welter-
weight title bout last March "a.
Patterson also agreed with Lis
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FENCE INCIDENT
MAY BE TOUGH ON LISTON

Yonkers. CAMP - A feud be-
tween world heavyweight boxing
champion Floyd Patterson and one
of his neighbors here may well be
the spark that will enable him to
build up an angry mood for his
scheduled title fight with Sonny
Iston in Chicago, Sept. rs.
Patterson last week was re-
ported to be feuding with Mrs.
Ondino Morelli, the wife of Yonk-
ers dentist, over the building Of
fences between their property here.
Floyd owns a $4,000 1O-room
house next door to the Morellis.
According to the report, it all
started when Patterson, usually a
mild-mannered fellow, got a call
at his training camp one day from
his wife informing him that the
Morellis were putting up six-foot
high fence between the back yards.
Patterson, obviously ruffled, i'm
mediately broke camp and headed
for home He arrived the next
day and decided to give the Nor
ellis dose of their own medicine.
Floyd ordered workmen to build
a similar fence between his front
lawn and that of his neighbor.
When Mrs. Morelli saw the
workmen, she asked, Whats 60
ing on here?"
I'm having them build a fence
just like your husband built back
there" the champion replied. Floyd
has claimed the Morellis built
the backyard fence in order to
keep their children from playing
with the Patterson children. He
said they (the Morellis) have been
trying to keep the children from
playing together ever since the
Pattersons moved into their home
in the previously all-white neigh
borhood about a year ago.
Mr.. Patterson" Mrs. Morelli
said to the champion, Pm sur
prised at you. My husband well
coined you to this neighborhood."
Yes" shot back Patterson, with
a six-foot fence"
The outburst brought to a head
weeks of resentment on the part
of the champion over the alleged
effort to block his children.
Mrs. Morelli, however, denies
the champions charge about the
children.
II like a little peace and quiet,
she said, adding: Il think as a
human being have a right to
put up a fence. l expect my neigh
Dor Patterson to. take this as a
normal everyday occurrence.
While Patterson and Mrs. Nor
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ELI were discussing the fences,
DR.. Morelli drove up.
He called challengingly at Pat
terson. Touch my property, and
you better have a court order for
it,"
The champion by now had devel-
oped his normal fighting mood. He
replied:
If he (Dr. Morell) touches any
thing over here, he'd better have
an ambulance"
So far, Patterson has never
talked so roughly to Lston, who
has been challenging him for a
ring battle for the past two years.
Patterson and Liston were due
in Chicago Monday July p to
sign formal contracts for their
fight.
Meanwhile, it is possible that
Patterson will carry over his feud
with the Morellis into the ring
with Lston.
Watch out, Sonny!
CALL TAYLOR 7-4O2l TO PLACE
NEWS OF PEOPLE Vol KNOW
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ton that the eight ounce gloves
(instead of six) won't make too
much difference" He rejected
fatty, however, an indirect sug-
gestion from a reporter for a IN
minute rest between rounds, should
either fighter become hurt.
Patterson remained unruffled
even when Liston joked about his
manager being absent. Sonny had
said he thought Gus D'Amato,
Floyd's manager, had been trying
to keep him from getting a crack
at the title.
Patterson and Liston signed the
contracts themselves. 1t was dis
closed, however, that although
George Katz had technically re-
Hnquished all rights to being Lis
tons manager, he was entitled to
10 per cent of his fight earnings
through Sept. "a, 1858, the date
his contract with Sonny expires.
At the press conference, Hston
at 21s, looked ponderous beside
Patterson, who said he weighed
1913 pounds but plans to go into
the ring at about 100. Liston
plans to scale down to PIP.
The fighters are due back in
town five weeks before the bout
to complete their training. How
ever, training sites had not been
determined Monday.
Bolan, m eanwhile confirmed
earlier reports that Comiskey
Park seating for the fight would
be scaled from $500 ringside to
a $40 low for grandstand.
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WEST COAST SPORTLIGHT
BY 1. !. BRocKENBURY

A TALE OF TWO
Angeles (ANPWhen Bostons Negro pitcher Earl Wilson
recently threw noer Angeles Angeles
themselves being by rewardng him salary
crease This supposed to be Negro
BELnNsKY GIVEN MOVIE ROLES
In contrast by Angeles sports
column steam Room" EeinsIv got 81 600
for pitching nohtter Manager aney up
his $1,000 minimum salary gave
$4,000 Secondly Mac Kozal Cadillac dealer made ten pay
ments Binskys amounting O6O just
ball pitched by Bo in his
Third Gene Au owner of the Angeles paid off the balance of
Reirslys Cadillac, which amounted $4,000 money
In other words Beinskys efforts actually
$500, Wilson's $1,000.
NOW MOVIE STAR
long Belinsly pitched great game that Walter
Winche got him ntouchab" good
public Bensly gone
Hollywood in big way and is in position to make money from
several
Incidentally Angeles Dodgers press box night
after Wilson's nohtter sporwiter typed fake Western
Union message Wnchi frequentng
Dodge of late writes his daily
This telegram: you Belinsky
Will take my conract?" Signed
pitcher When Wnch returned to his typewriter and this
porter looking down his throat all could
gag something get
him to whether Wilson will chance to play the
"Untouchabes" get any
would be that Wilson will make his living pitching
liquor salesman if he expects to make any extra
SCRIBE TOURING WITH DODGERS
The next efforts by this column will from various
parts of the country as make the swing with the Los Angeles
Dodgers stop games
Then to New back to Philadelphia to Cincinnati and
Chicago.
Cooperstown NY,
balls Hall there will Louis
hope to give stepbysep account of the Hall of Fame in
duction a trip Dodgers.
along
got travelled
the activities of Robinson and the reaction of the public
his entrance into baseball
REDSKINS SUPPORT
year George Marshall Washing
Redskins his hire
this writer with Others instrumental in starting
that resulted the Angeles Branch the NAACP oc
Aug. II.
play charity year Aug the
Coliseum situation different this because
up promise Negro players At
present signed to 1862 contracts.
might the boycott
Negroes stayed the droves estimate
attended this weight
the camels back getting Marshall to promise that he
Negroes.
vhemeny fought Negroes attending
game urging this
difference between
having Negroes having Them () the
charity Boys
chiefly benefits largely the proceeds of this
SPORTS
Negroes journeyed Monterey
participate Golf Championships the Western
good golf division
Championship Fuce Angeles; Az Flight Marion
Hawkins Pasadena Flight, Hines Francisco &C"
Flight Halle; Flight, Arnold Locley Francisco.
division Az Flight winner Mercedes
Angeles; Flight Ann Jameson
WAGNER STEALS SHOW
Sherry) Wagner wife of Angeles Angels
stole the
stadium.
generally agreed by present Wagner
being beautiful the the most
attractive in every
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PATTERSON COOL. CALM & COLLECTED
AT OFFICIAL SIGNING FOR FIGHT
By Charles J. livingston

poised and confident champion at the official Illinois Athletic
Commission signing for his Sept 25 heavyweight title bout with
Sonny Lon the Sheraton Chicago Hotel here Monday
(Juy p.
calm but frank in his comments the press
conference following the signing There nothing boasfu in