Marshall Faces Lopez In 10 Round Weltermain At Center
Tito Marshall of Panama ranked seventh welter faces Ernie Lopez of Los Angeles in a 10 round main event at the Convention Center. Marshall edged by experience over the youthful Lopez who is under 21 and managed by Frank Muche. Lopez is No. 10 welterweight per Ring Magazine and comes off wins over Jose Stable and Johnny Brooks.
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Indian Red) Lopez
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Drysdale Suffers Fifth Straight Loss for Dodgers
Houston held off Los Angeles 4 2 as Rusty Staub delivered a two base hit driving in Jim Wynn in the eighth. Robin Roberts earned the win with relief help from Mike Cuellar and Jim Owens. Sonny Jackson opened the scoring with a first inning run after stealing third on a Drysdale error.
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Bear Bryant Collapses at LA Coaches Clinic
Los Angeles reported football coach Bear Bryant, 53, fainted from chest pains while speaking at Pepperdine College’s annual football coaches clinic. He was hospitalized at View Park Community Hospital and listed in fairly good condition as doctors began tests and monitored him overnight.
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Bear) Bryant
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Casper Wins U S Open Title in Four-Stroke Victory
Billy Casper, from Peacock Gap, Calif., defeats Arnold Palmer by four strokes to win the U S Open on a sunny day. Casper overcomes a seven-stroke deficit in regulation and again in the playoff with clutch putting, earning $26,500 while Palmer receives $14,000 plus playoff shares.
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Ortiz Defends Title in 12th Round TKO
Carlos Ortiz, a 29-year-old Bronx based fighter, retained his lightweight title with a 12th round technical knockout of John Bizzarro at the Civic Arena. Bizzarro cut Ortiz in the eighth, but Ortiz finished strong, earning his 46th victory and 17th knockout as referee Buck McTirnan halted the bout at 2:49 of the 12th.
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Cassius Clay Offered $300000 Guaranty to Defend Title
Promoter Lou Thomas says he will guarantee Cassius Clay $300000 to fight Thad Spencer for the world heavyweight title at the Cow Palace in October. Spencer claims he wants a winner take all bout and accuses Clay of restricting the field to older opponents. He also says he is training a karate inspired poison punch.
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Ortiz Wins Narrow TKO Over Bizzarro in Boxing Bout
Lightweight champion Carlos Ortiz said the fight was tough as Johnny Bizzarro ran from him and the finish came from a left hook to the body in the 12th round. Bizzarro recalled taking hard blows and exiting early after a stiff rally from Ortiz.
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Apprentice Ernie Cardone Wins Five Races at Aqueduct
New York apprentice Ernie Cardone had his best day at Aqueduct on yesterday’s card. He rode five winners including Never A Doubt in race one at 21.40 to 1, Tudor Court in race two at 8.20, Local Talent in race four at 6.80, Prince Rico in race six at 10.60, and Mixed Up Kid in race nine at 4.50.
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Angels Rally Past Twins 5 3 Behind Seventh Inning Flurry
Tony Oliva misplayed a fly ball enabling two unearned runs and a three run seventh inning as the California Angels beat the Minnesota Twins 5 to 3. California broke a 1 3 deficit with singles by Tom Satriano and Paul Schaal and a dropped sacrifice fly by Oliva. Willie Smith drove in the go ahead run on a fielder's choice and Ed Kirkpatrick added an rbi single. Norm Siebern homered in the eighth for insurance. The Twins led 3 1 on Don Mincher and Harmon Killebrew homers.
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Rene Standings on Wednesday’s NBA Games
New York visits St Louis while San Francisco travels to Chicago. Philadelphia plays Atlanta at night and Los Angeles visits Houston at night.
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