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"NORFOLK, Va. (AP) -- A ey es bong arrivals the World Boxing Associa- tion convention this week favor He added: "I favor reinstate- ment of Liston to the WBA rat- ings but disapprove of. the re- bout with Clay. I feel Lis- fon should be made to fight somebody else before he meets Clay again, Then Liston can prove ,, that shoulder is good Nrecrle Klein, chairman of the Miami Beach Boxing Commis- sion, sai: "We had no reason to suspend Liston. We could prove nothing irregular. X-rays were taken of his left shoulder and eight physicians examined him." Liston was suspended for not coming out of his corner at the beginning of the seventh round of his fight with Clay last Feb- ruary in Miami Beach. He com- plained of a shoulder injury. A return .match has been lined up for later this year but io date or site has been se- lected. OLD COUNTRY . SOCCER SCORES LONDON (Retiters)--Results of the soccer matches played Tuesday night in' the United Kingdom: ENGLISH LEAGUE Division I F Arsenal 1 Sheffield may Rotherham 4 Swansea 2 Swindon 2 Crystal P 0 Division Il Bristol C 5 Barnsley 1 Grimsby 1 Bristol R 1 Work'ncton 2 Watford ® Division | Bradford'C 1 Chester 4 Brighton 0 Oxford 0 Doncaster 1 Southport 2 Halifax 4 Darlington 6 IRISH LEAGUE Ulster Cup Bangor 1 Linfield 2 Trainer Meyer Has Two More Fort Erie Wins FORT ERIE, Ont. (C)--It took trainer Jerry Meyer a little time to get rolling but now that the Kitchener native is in high gear it appears he'll run off with Fort Erie's leading trainer honors. For the second straight day Meyer saddled two winners-- the fifth and sixth--and boosted his leading total to 22, five gore than runner-up Elmer Kalensky. Biggest victory of the day for Meyer came with Willow Downs Farm Runadir in the featured fifth race. 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