Clay Stops Cooper in Five to Earn Title Shot at Wembley
Cassius Clay, 19-0, survives a first round battering and a fourth round knockdown to stop Henry Cooper in the fifth at Wembley. Referee Tommy Little ends it at 1:15 as blood pours from Cooper's eye, paving Clay's September world title bid against Liston or Pat O. The crowd of 55,000 includes Liz Taylor and Richard Burton. Clay's 16th knockout boosts his undefeated streak.
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Tigers Fire Scheffing as Dressen Takes Over
Detroit fires manager Bob Scheffing and entire coaching staff and names Charley Dressen the new skipper. Dressen vows to pep up a struggling club as the Tigers, 12 games under .500, aim to rebound with Kaline leading batters while Lary and Colavito underperform. Scheffing to take an unnamed role after vacation.
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Big Sky Officials Meet in Bozeman to Form Commission
Officials of the new Big Sky athletic conference gather at Montana State College to set up a commissioner's office and an officials pool for football and basketball. Jack Friel, named commissioner, will oversee operations from Pullman. Members include Montana, Montana State, Idaho, Idaho State, Gonzaga, and Weber. Ten sports to be recognized with champions in 1963-64.
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Nicklaus Draws First Blood In Rehearsal for U.S. Open
Jack Nicklaus, defending champion from Columbus, shot 70 in a practice round at The Country Club Brookline, besting Arnold Palmer who fired 75. Gary Player 76 and Phil Rodgers 77 followed as 8,000 spectators watched the prep for the 63rd U.S. Open. Nicklaus declared readiness to win and noted neck soreness is gone.
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Wynn Seeks 300th Win Against White Sox in Cleveland
Cleveland activates Ear ly Wynn for a four game series with Chicago as the 43 year old right hander chases his 300th major league victory. Tebbetts says Wynn will be used if ready after workouts trimming weight and building arm strength. Only a few have reached 300 in baseball history with Spahn and past greats among the select few.
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Clay blasts British refs after Cooper win in London
Cassius Clay praised Henry Cooper as the toughest foe he faced but vented anger at referee Tomy Little calling him dirty for not penalizing Cooper on breaks. He said he might fight Liston next year if the price is right, with Sonny Liston’s manager hinting at Philadelphia as a site. Angelo Dundee indicated Clay would be ready next year.
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Yeo Eyes First Win Against Anaconda In Legion Action
Butte senior Ed Yeo seeks his first win of the year as he faces Anaconda tonight at 6 30 at Duggan Memorial Field. Yeo sports a 0 4 1 record with a 1 17 ERA over 46 innings while Butte carries a 2 9 1 overall and 1 4 1 in Central League play. Great Falls tops Central with a 4 0 mark and tonight's lineup features Stosich Evans McHugh Riley Ryan Barker Collins Fasso.
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Recreation Department Plans Old Ozzie Softball League
Recreation director Don Peoples announced an Old Ozzie slow pitch softball league for men at least 26 years old in the City Recreation program with Friday games. He urged prospective players to call the recreation department and noted the deadline for entry forms and registration fees is Monday.
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Australians Top Seeds In Wimbledon Championships
Roy Emerson and Margaret Smith head the seedings for the Wimbledon men's and women's championships beginning June 24. Americans Chuck McKinley and Darlene Hard are the only U S entrants seeded, both at No 4 in their divisions. Rafael Osuna was omitted, with officials citing insufficient major tournaments this year.
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McMahon Named Coach of the Cincinnati Royals
Jack McMahon, a former NBA player for eight seasons and coach in both the NBA and the former American League, was named Tuesday as coach of the Cincinnati Royals.
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MSC Names Holland Varsity Line Coach
MSC announces Allyn Sonny Holland as varsity line coach for the Bobcats replacing Jim Sweeney. Holland, MSC graduate and former line player, has coached at MSC and Bozeman High School and played in the East West Shrine game. He and his wife Deanna Carpino have two children.
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Arcaro Voted Top Jockey in Academy Poll
Eddie Arcaro named top jockey of all time in a Sports Editors Academy poll. He appears on nearly all ballots, with Earl Sande Johnny Longden Willie Shoemaker and Ted Atkinson also receiving high marks from editors.
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