Cassius Clay Fires Attorney Over Toronto Fight Bid
Former heavyweight champion Cassius Clay said he will fire his lawyer Chauncey Eskridge for seeking court permission from Justice Hugo Black to fight Joe Frazier in Toronto, Canada. Clay remains free on bond while his draft evasion conviction is appealed, and he cannot leave the country without court approval. Lower courts previously refused requests to box in Japan and Toronto.
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Casper Withdraws From Western Open With Hand Injury
Billy Casper said he cannot defend his Western Open title due to a hand injury described as a bilateral dislocation of the first joint of his left index finger. The injury occurred during a Tokyo exhibition for security on May 9, affecting his irons and woods and casting doubt on a U.S. Open appearance.
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Mets End Five-Game Slide With Win Over Astros
Jim McAndrew pitched five solid innings and Art Shamsky hit a two run homer, powering the Mets to a 20 victory over the Houston Astros Monday night. Cleon Jones added a key single as New York overcame a rough sixth inning and held on through a tense seventh.
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Junior Baseball Roundup From Local Leagues
Fragmented notes show various junior baseball results and team names across leagues including Altos, Dodgers, Cubs, Cardinals, Yankees, Braves, and Solons. Scattered scores and concession mentions hint at a regional youth sports page with mixed team results and standings.
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Krausse Helps Brewers Top White Sox in 5 2 Win
Milwaukee jumped to a 5 0 lead off leadoff homer by Tommy Harper and rode Lew Krausse six hit pitching to a 5 2 victory over Chicago. Krausse improved to 4 12 with five strikeouts and two walks. Ed Herrmann homered off him in the fifth. Harper’s first pitch homer tied a season high and set the tone for Milwaukee's win at home.
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Our Greatest Night Rose Rates Compton Invitational
Long Beach coach Jack Rose praised a storied meet at the Compton Invitational as his team faced elite clubs including California Track Club Texas A M Striders and USC. Danny Moore anchored the Long Beach 440 relay to second place as Curtis Mills of A M set a world record in the quarter and Moore defeated world record holder Lee Evans recently. Occidental loomed in the college mile relay but Clarence Palmer and the Long Beach squad pushed for victory.
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Ports Briefs From The World Of Sports And News
Portions cover Baseball injury to Jerry Koosman, a line drive fracture and dental injuries. a World Cup incident with Herminio Gonzalez shot. MLB Players Association ratifies a three year contract by wide vote. NCAA Big Ten probe at University of Iowa. Clark Graebner and Carole Graebner advance in Kent Tennis Championships. NHL curved stick rule update. World Boxing Council supports Laguna suspension. Lee Elder faces a 2 million suit over golf sponsorship contracts.
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Belmont Plaza Banquet spotlight on track giants
Poly High track and field honors night at Belmont Plaza Olympic Pool features a 1968 Olympics film showing. Palmer athletics notes include a 24.4 first 220 and 22.6 last 220, with juniors Moore Love Jones Palmer in the 4x440 relay lineup. Des Moines nationals June 18 20 loom as next major target, while records and star runners from Curtis Biggers Ernest London Clarence Palmer and Moore aim to push limits. Jim Ryans mile record and Marty Liquori are cited as potential threats, with Mount San Antonio hosts all comers meet and AAU decathlon in Tahoe June 23-24. Public invited to the 4 year track banquet Thursday at 6 p.m. in the school cafeteria, admission $2.50.
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McQUEEN LEDERER ROSS EARN MOUND BERTHS ON ALL CITY TEAM
Hard hitting Poly High center of attention George Ambrow leads the 15 man 1970 All City baseball squad as chosen by The Independent Press Telegram Board of Athletics. Ambrow hit .426 and played third base and shortstop, while Lakewood, CIF champion, places five players on the roster including pitchers McQueen and Lederer. The selection also honors Kim Hannaford Clint Myers Ron Marquez and others, with first baseman Craig Toy the lone Millikan junior.
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Bane Blanks Savings Nine Eid In Blair Field Night
Bane allowed two infield hits to speedsters Craig Cleveland and Kim Hannaford and only one ball to the outfield in Hawaiian Gardens 2 0 win over Belmont Savings Monday at Blair Field. Bane struck out six while Russ McQueen took the loss on two unearned runs.
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Monday's Fights North Adams Micro Fragment
Fragmentary OCR notes mention boxers Roy and Tony Licata with numbers and places Tampa San Juan and Pasceton. Names include Jose Inezan and Padi Bembry. Text is incomplete with unclear event details and dates.
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Lakewood Softball Exhibition Scores Mixed Across Regions
Softball exhibition results show Lakewood at Brake Center scoring 14 while other regional outcomes include Hustlers defeating Mag, with Mone Ad and 9alec posting. Additional scores list Arkansas five, Memphis five, Dallas-Fort Worth thirteen, Albuquerque seven, and Denver seven, reflecting a scattered slate of matchups and brief results.
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Tigers call up Timmerman from Toledo Mud Hens
Detroit Tigers announce right-hander Tim Timmerman has been promoted from the Toledo Mud Hens of the International League to join the major league club. The development was revealed on Monday.
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Super Star Pay Jumps 129 Per Cent
New York statistician John Clark testified before Federal Judge Irving Ben Cooper that baseball salaries have risen sharply over five years. He said 209 players with five-year major league tenure saw increases up to 129 percent, nine in 1965 earned over $50,000, and 56 now earn between $50,000 and $120,000. He warned that changing the reserve system or adopting free agency would let rich teams cherry pick top talent.
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Venturi Fails to Qualify for U S Open at Hazeltine
The 1964 U S Open champion Venturi missed qualifying by eight strokes for the Hazeltine tournament next week in Chaska Minnesota after a 75 75 156 in Charlotte North Carolina among 16 qualifiers in a windy regional field Dallas pros Bob Dickson and Rives McBee earned spots Terry Dill and John Schlee missed out while Schlee failed to qualify by 148 and 145 led Denver field Sam Snead and nephew Jess joined qualifiers in Cincinnati Virginia player Harlan Stevenson Virginia DC and Long Beach participants also posted strong scores with several notable names in the mix
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