A VYW EIGHTS 'Greatest', Bear Set on Rematch t LOUISVILLE (P)-Brash young avyweight champion Cassius ay said yesterday he might train Egypt, Algeria or Ghana for s return match with Sonny Lis- in, "I got offers from all those aces to train there," said the 22- ar-old Louisville fighter who ptured the title with a tech- cal knockout of Liston five onths ago. The site and date must be work- , out. "Our target date actually is onday, Sept. 28," said Clay's anager, Bill Faversham. "We hope to hold the bout be- re the World Series, which be- ns the first week in October." Jack Nilon, who represented ston at the signing, said Louis- Ile, Las Vegas and Baltimore are ssible sites. CASSIUS CLAY a i "I'd love to have the fight here. Las Vegas does not have enough seating and Baltimore would black out too many closed-circuit areas of high population density," said Nilon. Liston signed Monday night in Philadelphia, a few hours after Clay signed in Louisville. When the champ signed, he wrote "Muhammad Ali, AKA also known as Cassius M. Clay' Jr." Clay was given the name Muham- mad Ali when he joined the Black Muslims. Intercontinental Promotions, Inc., which staged the first fight in Miami Beach Feb. 25, also will put on this one. "Where it will be depends in part on where we can get the best guarantee. That will be settled within the next 72 hours," said In- tercontinental's secretary, Garlan A. Cherry, at Chester, Pa., yes- terday. The rematch offers each fight- er 30 per cent of the gross re- ceipts. Clay got 221/2 per cent and Liston 37/ InItheir first fight. About half of Clay's purse had been held in escrow as insurance he would sign for a rematch. Cherry said he gave Clay a cer- tified check for that amount, $258,378. Bears Pay Respects 'To Pals. RENNSELAER, Ind. (P) - A solemn group of 55 Chicago Bears and their coaches attended fun- eral services yesterday for half- back Willie Galimore and end John Farrington. A sorrowful gathering of 150 paid last respects to the two star players killed. in an auto crash Sunday night on a country road near their training camp at St. Joseph's College. Mrs. Willie Galimore came from the family home in Tallahassee, Fla. She was accompanied by her brother, Josephus Abrams, and his wife, of Chicago. Mrs. Galimore, mother of three small children, sat as if stunned throughout the services, conduct- ed by the Rev. W. E. Vannest of the Church of the Nazarene. Afterwards, she broke down in hysterical sobs, fainted and had to be carried into a waiting car. The bodies of the two players were to"be flown to their home cities from Chicago. Accompanying Farrington's body on the plane to Houston was teammate Charlie Bivins. Far- rington's wife, married to the star end last'March, was so shaken by the tragedy that she was unable to leave Houston. Going with Mrs. Galimore and Willie's body was teammate J. C. Caroline. Burial will be in Talla- hassee. Funeral ceremonies were simple. Requiem high mass was sung in St. Joseph's chapel. Another was sung in New York City by Father Dudley, unofficial chaplain of the New York Giants, whom the Bears defeated last December for the National Foobtall League cham- pionship. George Halas, owner-coach of the Bears, called the team out for a full-uniform afternoon practice. "All this has been a mighty blow," the saddened Halas said. "But we will try to get hustling again in practice." 512 E. William 663-5902 1 Watch for SLATER'S Wheel Barrows of Bargains!! Slater's Book Store Inc. 336 S. State St. Needlepoint Pictures Complete with Frames SPECIALLY PRICED 1 I C ~i AL OF VALTES STATE STREETCLE Wednesday--Tbu rsd'ay-Friday 7I SPECIAL FOR BARGAIN DAYS -WOMEN'S SHOES -SPURC WED.-THURS.-FR I. DRESS & TAILORED STYLES scented hand-made JET HEELS 90 insta HI and MID HEELS wash balls s c STACKED HEELS 'i all large (16") and med. 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