Clay's Future Uncertain After Cooper Win in Six
Cassius Clay returns to the U S with possible opponents Doug Jones or Karl Mildenberger for a two month ahead title defense after stopping Henry Cooper in six rounds. Off ring issues loom with the IRS seeking about 115000 of his 356000 payday and his 1-A draft status under religious hardship appeal. The bout left Cooper with a 12 stitch cut over the left eye and Clay expressing discomfort at the blood and violence, citing religious beliefs.
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Yanks Rise in Standings Behind Houk Five-Game streak
New York under Ralph Houk rattled off five straight wins including a 5-3 and a 2-1 sweep of the Minnesota Twins to pull within reach of seventh place. Joe Pepitone delivered a three RBI nightcap double and led the cleanup attack as Houston...
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United States takes Davis Cup tie in final American zone
United States defeats West Indies 4-1 in Kingston as Cliff Richey wins 6-3 3 63 and Arthur Ashe takes 6-4 6-4 8-6 over Rich ad Russell. Dennis Talston wins Saltsjoebaden singles title in Stockholm beating John Newcombe 6-4 9-7 8-6. Marvin Rand wins World 600 at Charlotte with help from Richard Petty in 135.042 mph race. Jackie Stewart wins Monaco Grand Prix as Bandini, Hill, Bondurant follow.
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Local Officials Name Spears and Eudy in Murphysboro
Herrin Murphysboro brief lists Harry Spears as manager and Lynn Eudy as other official at Mor ikfort Marion with unclear roles.
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Devlin Wins Fort Worth Golf Meet
Bruce Devlin of Australia won the Colonial National Invitation at Fort Worth with an even par 280 total and earned 22000 dollars. Roberto de Vicenzo and Harold Henning had earlier victories in other events as the tour moved to Oklahoma City.
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Texans Biondolillo Foremsky win 1966 National Doubles Bowling
Chicago hosts the event as Jack Biondolillo of Houston and Fred Foremsky of El Paso win the National Doubles Match Game Tournament, securing victory by 480 pins over Dick Weber and Ray Bluth of St. Louis after posting five wins in eight games.
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Regular teams end ABC firing tonight in Rochester
Only one regular five man unit stood between Plaza Lanes of Sault Ste. Marie Ontario and the regular team championship in the American Bowling Congress Tournament. Hudepohl Beer of Cincinnati was the lone regular squad scheduled for the final day. The Canadian team aims to become the second Canadian winner, as Plaza Lanes led with a 3066 total, matching Saunders of Toronto's 1921 ABC mark.
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Grant wins Vanderbilt Cup in Lola Ford at Bridgehampton
Jerry Grant of Santa Ana California drove a Lola Ford to an easy victory in the Vanderbilt Cup 200 mile race at Bridgehampton New York, the fourth stop on the U S road racing circuit.
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