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g r o u p , t h e knockout, lost
another round Thursday in
th e ir international to u r.
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The evening show booked at
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lack of in te re s t. Only a
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the agency said.
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tournam ent M ay 30.
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SEATTLE. Wash -
— The Washington Stale'
Athletic Commission voted
unanimously to grant a box
ing license to form er heavy­
weight champion
Muham­
mad A li, clearing the way
for a possible fight here this
summer with James E llis,
another
fo rm e r
heavy­
weight king.
The bout jvould be pro­
moted by the Tennis Un
lim ited Sports Corporation,
the ia m f group that prom ot­
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w e ig h t contender, lands r :ght hand knockout punch on
W ayne Kmd-ed n f g h f last year at the O lym p ic Gar­
cia returns Thursday n.ghr against N ew York s James
J. W oody in a big TV !0-rounder A w m for the Vene-
zuelan bom ber w ill p u t him in line for a bout w ith
form er tw o -tim e w o rld he avyw eig ht cham pion Floyd
Patterson.
F ra iz e r drew 3,000 persons
in an appearance at
the
Stockholm F u n F a ir ,fa r less
than had been hoped fo r by pro­
m oters, a spokesman said.
S e v e ra l
shows on
the
c h a m p io n s
tou r were
cancelled in A u s tria and west
G e r m a n because of sm all
audiences.
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T h e B eth elA stros renowned
Softball T e a m won th e ir fir s t
game o f the series IS to 10.
A fte r Jack (sent pitched a two
h i t , f o u r inning stin t.
The
A stros scored v runs in the fir s t
inning and 5 in the second, a nd
o n e in the th ru !. A fte rs slight
change in the A stros line-up the
Hoyuns nine camo to I tfe a n d
scored 3 runs in the fifth inning
and 7 in the sixth. The came was
called a t the end of the sixth
inning due to tim e.
Rookie League
Helen Bernhard
F a r r e lls Ice Cream
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would he carried on a na
honwide closed circu it tele
cast
Harold Conrad, a vice
president of Tennis U n lim it­
ed and a close associate of
Ah. said Seattle has an e l ­
eelleni chance of landing
the fight He added, however,
that at least
two
other
cities are interested in stag
ing the bout Conrad said
both Ah and E llis would be
guaranteed $800.000
"That’s a lot of money to
risk and we have to get
every cent we can out of
the live gate." Conrad said.
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B la ze r s number one d ra ft
choice and everybodies A ll-
A m erican a nd fo rm e rU C L A
star Sidney W icks challenging
t h e Sonic s Spencer Haywood
fo rm e r Denver Rocket and
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signed d ra ft selections
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