Moore Rinaldi Fight Saturday at Madison Square Garden
Arch ie Moore and Guilio Rinaldi clash for Moore s share of the world light heavy title at Madison Square Garden Saturday night ABC TV covers the bout with a 150 000 contribution. Moore previously ruled as undisputed champion before NRA withdrawal and Harold Johnson’s recognition.
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Snead Wins Individual and Team International Golf Title
Sam Snead fired a 33 35 68 to finish 16 under par 272 and claim both the individual and U S team championships at Dorado Beach. Jimmy Demaret joined Snead on the two man rounds totaling 560, placing second, while Ireland's Christy O Connor and Canada’s Al Balding also posted top totals as the United States dominated the team event.
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Marlins Rally to Take Rubber Game 7-5 in Columbus
In Columbus Ohio the Marlins beat the Jets 7-5 to clinch the three game series with Columbus. Milliken Duliba and Tiefenauer preserved Charles ton on top in the International League as Duliba earned the win in relief. The Jets were held to four hits after a rough start, with Harry Watts homering for Columbus and Grover Gregory allowing the early runs.
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Griffith to defend welter title in New York this September
World welterweight champion Emile Griffith plans a September title defense in New York after his 12 round knockout of Gaspar Ortega in Miami Beach. Griffith and co managers Gil Clancy and Harold Albert expect a return bout April 1, with a possible Sept 16 title go at Madison Square Garden and a Garden appearance on July 29. Gate receipts for the televised bout reached about 527,739 with 8,500 in attendance. Ortega, 25, became Ortega’s first knockout victim.
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Carry Back Out Of Training Indefinitely After Belmont Lameness
Carry Back, seventh in the Belmont won by Sherlock at Belmont Park, turned lame Sunday with a left front ankle issue and is out of training. Trainer-breeder Jack Price said X rays will be taken to assess the injury, which likely occurred during the race. Sherlock, a longshot, won the Belmont and may target Monmouth races while Carry Back’s immediate future remains uncertain.
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