Clay 10 1 Pick Today
Cassius Clay meets Henry Cooper before about 46 000 fans in London for a world heavyweight title bout. Cooper, a 32 year old underdog, hoped to upset the champ as Clay predicts a first round knockout and defends the title under British rules with referee George Smith deciding stoppage.
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Cassius Clay
Henry Cooper
Enery
Clay
Britain
Cooper
Ballyhoo
Mohammed Ali
Bob Fitzsimmons
England
George Smith
World Boxing Association
Ernie Terrrell
Chicago
Torres 7-5 Choice To Defend Title At Shea Stadium
Jose Torres defends his light heavyweight title tonight against Wayne Thornton in an outdoor 15 round bout at Shea Stadium. Torres, 30, is a 7-5 favorite over 26-year-old Thornton, with telecast to about 40 cities and New York blackout. Promoters aim for a $250000 gate. Torres guaranteed $75000 plus 40 percent of receipts. Thornton guaranteed $25000 plus 20 percent of receipts over $200000. In case of rain postponement, open dates exist Monday and Tuesday. Scoring by rounds. referee and two judges named at fight time.
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Clay
Cooper
England
United States
Canada
Mexico
New York
Jose Torres
Willie Pastrano
Wayne Thornton
Pastrano
Fresno
Calif
Harold Conrad
al Bolan
Combat, Inc
Harry Cooper
Torres
Thornton
Two QBs Sign With UC For Football Grants In Aid
Cincinnati AP reports University of Cincinnati signed two high school quarterbacks Ray Muche of Niles McKinley High and Louis Cynkar of Beaver Falls Pennsylvania. Cynkar broke Beaver Falls passing records once held by Joe Namath.
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Cincinnati
University of Cincinnati
Ray Muche
Niles McKinley High
Louis Cynkar
Beaver Falls
Cynkar
Joe Namath
Alabama
New York Jets
Amateur Ball Tourneys Set by NABF
The National Amateur Baseball Federation announced summer tournaments in Cleveland Detroit and Cincinnati. NABF president Dr Charles Sterling said the senior tournament will be in Cleveland August 25 28 the junior event in Detroit August 20 25 and the 16 year olds and under in Cincinnati August 15 19.
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Youngstown
Ohio
National Amateur Baseball Federation
Cleveland
Detroit
Cincinnati
Charles Sterling
NABF
National League and American League standings and results
National League standings show San Francisco and Houston near top. Cincinnati and St Louis midpack. Friday results include Cincinnati over St Louis 5 3, Philadelphia over Houston 6 5 in 10 innings, Atlanta routs Chicago 12 2, New York over San Francisco 7 5, Pittsburgh down Los Angeles 7 3. American League leaders Cleveland 20 8, Baltimore 19 12, Detroit 18 12. notable scores include Cleveland 3 Chicago 2 and Minnesota 9 5 over California. Regular-season games listed for today and Sunday across leagues with matchups in multiple cities.
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Houston
Pittsburgh
Los Angeles
Philadel
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Atlanta
New York
St. Louis
Chicago
Philadelphia
San Francisco
W. L. Pet. G.B
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Minnesota
California
Washington
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Columbus
Indianapolis
Denver
San Diego
Tacoma
Vancouver
Phoenix
Oklahoma City
Tulsa
Seattle
Spokane
Portland
Hawaii
Pappas
Heffner
Joey Jay
Reds
Mack Jones
Chicago Cubs
Lefty Leads Suns Climb In International League
Jacksonville trails league leader Columbus by eight points as the Suns excel against left-handed pitching. Notre Dame graduate Dick Rustock, 2nd year pro, is 6-0 with a 1.12 ERA after six complete games. Friday, Jacksonville beat the Jets 3-1 to reach 19-7, while Columbus stands 17-6. Other scores: Richmond 6 Toledo 0, Rochester 7 Toronto 1, Buffalo 9 Syracuse 4. Larry Maxie pitched seven hitters for Richmond.
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Associated Press
Jacksonville
Columbus
Suns
Dick Rusteck
Notre Dame
Rusteck
Rustock
Jets
Richmond
Toledo
Rochester
Toronto
Buffalo
Syracuse
Wyoming Tennis Team Brings International Flavor
Wyoming's tennis squad features four players from Oslo Norway plus senior Jaime Collaco from Sao Paulo Brazil. The Norwegians are Stein Owre Dag Tollefsen Tor Bryhn and Arne Melander.
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Laramie
Wyo
Wyoming
Oslo
Norway
Jaime Collaco
Sao Paulo
Brazil
Stein Owre
Dag Tollefsen
Tor Bryhn
Arne Melander
Exceedingly Eyes Preakness Upset Hint At Laurel Prep
Exceedingly trains at Laurel ahead of the Preakness as trainer Joe Considine readies the colt for Baltimore. If he wins the middle leg of the Triple Crown, Maryland’s pre-race stories rival the favored Kauai King's Derby triumph, highlighting Mrs. Helen L. Jennings as breeder and Max Hirsch’s return to Pimlico.
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Pimlico
Laurel
Tom Rolfe
Joe Considine
CBS
Maryland
Valley Sagamore
Alfred K. Vanderbilt
Helen L. Jennings
Hunt Drives Mets Past Giants as Pappas Starts
Ron Hunt highlighted a 7-5 Mets win over San Francisco with two singles and a three run homer. The effort extended the Giants losing streak and followed Hunt’s eight for 14 hot stretch against San Francisco last weekend.
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Ron Hunt
Herman Franks
Milt Pappas
Don Heffner
Hunt
Franks
New York
Mets
San Francisco
Giants
Jay Drives Reds Past Cardinals 5-3 in Crackling Win
Joey Jay earned a spot in Cincinnati rotation by holding St. Louis to four singles and fanning 12. John Edwards hit a fifth inning homer as Jim Maloney prepared to chase a fourth win against Art Mahaffey. The Reds stretched to five straight wins as Lou Brock, Curt Flood, and Charlie Smith sparked a late push.
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Jay
Cardinals
Lou Brock
Curt Flood
Charlie Smith
Tommy Helms
Deron Johnson
Reds
Jim Maloney
Art Mahaffey
May brings joy to Bosox stars Petrocelli and Santiago
May proves fruitful for Boston as Rico Petrocelli fuels a 3-0 win over Kansas City with a two run homer while Jose Santiago fires his first major league complete game. Santiago improves to 3-1 and Petrocelli raises his average to .230 with 22 RBIs.
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Associated Press
Mark Down
Boston
Rico Petrocelli
Jose Santiago
Petrocelli
Santiago
Red Sox
Kansas City Athetics
New York Yankees
Minnesota
Washington
California
A’s
Dick Green
Larry Stahl
Green
Kansas City
Fred Talbot
Jim Gosger
George Scott
Stahl
Talbot
Second Trip Is Different for Sutton and Fryman
Dodgers rookie Don Sutton struggled in his second Pirates start lasting only a third of an inning as Pittsburgh built a 7-3 victory. Woody Fryman allowed five runs in the fifth after an early lead, while Roberto Clemente and Willie Stargell contributed key hits for the Pirates. Willie Davis and Tommy Davis supplied early Dodger offense in a game that dropped Los Angeles to fourth in the NL standings.
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Los Angeles
Don Sutton
Los Angeles Dodgers
Woody Fryman
Pittsburgh
Sutton
Pirates
Fryman
Dodgers
Willie Davis
Tommy Davis
Jeff Torborg
Pete Mikkelsen
Roberto Clemente
Dodger
Willie Stargell
Ruberg Speaks At Atoms Fete At Kings Mills
Xavier University head coach Don Ruberg will speak at the Kings Mills Allsports Banquet sponsored by the Atoms Boosters Club. The second annual event takes place at Somerset Presbyterian Church at 6 30 p m.
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Kings Mills
Don Ruberg
Xavier University
Atoms’ Boosters Club
Somerset Presbyterian Church
Heffner Denies Coleman On Trading Block
Cincinnati manager Don Heffner dismissed talk that Reds first baseman Gordy Coleman is being considered for trade or sale. Coleman, batting .207 with three RBIs, has played 12 games this season and did not appear in Friday’s 5-3 win over the St. Louis Cardinals. The Reds sold Gerry Arrigo to the Mets to make room for Joe Nuxhall, who was taken off the sick list.
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Cincinnati
Don Heffner
Cincinnati Reds
Gordy Coleman
Coleman
The
Eats
Gerry Arrigo
New York Mets
Joe Nuxhall
Buckeye Heroes Remain Same In Big Ten Title Hunt
Ohio State clinched a likely second straight Big Ten baseball title as All-America pitcher Steve Arlin struck out 13 for his eighth win and Russ Nagelson drove in four runs including an eighth inning homer in a 6-4 win over Minnesota. The Buckeyes need one win in two games against Iowa to seal the title.
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Columbus
Ohio
Ohio State
Steve Arin
Bucks
Minnesota
Russ Nagelson
Michigan
Arlin
Nagelson
Termites and trust in unknown home canvassers
A cautionary note urges homeowners to beware of unfamiliar house-to-house canvassers and questions the safety of trusting valuable homes to unknown operators. The warning highlights potential risks and stresses due diligence.
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