Clay Sentenced Quickly in Draft Evasion Case
Cas sius Clay, a.k.a Muhammad Ali, faced a five year prison term and a $10,000 fine after a swift trial in Houston for refusing induction. Jury deliberated 21 minutes. judge Ingraham imposed the maximum. Bond kept at $5,000, while defense predicts a lengthy appeal through the 5th Circuit and possibly the Supreme Court.
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Rick Barry switches to ABA with Oakland pact
Oakland coach Bruce Hale hails Rick Barry as a scoring force who joined the ABA’s Oakland Oaks on a three year contract worth about 500000. Barry, 35.6 ppg last season, could average 45 to 47 ppg under the new league three point rule, reuniting with Hale who coached him at the University of Miami.
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Pro Golf Feud Ends With Both Sides In Accord
In a late night impromptu meeting, Arnold Palmer and top pros reached a settlement with the PGA. Jack Tuthill will direct the tour, with Billy Boole as assistant, and the players gain control over TV monies and the tour leadership, while the PGA retains veto power. The Ryder Cup and PGA Championship schedules remain unchanged.
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Baseball league leaders across AL and NL in 125 at bats
The table lists leaders in batting and pitching for both leagues. AL batting leader F Robinson Balt .335 and hits 77, with Tovar Minn also 77. runs F Robinson 49. RBIs F Robinson 56. home runs F Robinson 20. NL batting leader Clemente Pitt .351 and 87 hits. Aaron Atl 50 runs. Wynn Houst 48 RBIs. Cepeda StL 19 doubles. Pitching leaders include Horelen Chic 8-0 and Tiant Cle 6-1. Marichal SF 118 strikeouts.
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Pitt
Cepeda
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Veale
Marichal
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Houston
Mets Lose To Jackson In One Hit Well
Mets fall 4-0 as Phillies pitcher Larry Jackson fires his second career one hitter and posts an 18-0 record against New York. He attributes the feat to a curve learned from Jim Bunning, while Tony Taylor Rich Allen and Don Lock drive in runs in the first inning. Giants win and Marichal reaches 100 career wins as Cubs Pirates and Cardinals win elsewhere.
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