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Newspaper Page Textassius gets title shot offer LONDON 'UPD Unbeaten and Nilon replied immediately: : pion Flovd Patterson at Las Veg- smaller cuts beneath the swollen I in a predicted round that he unmuzzled Cassius Clay, waver- 'Tve come 3.500 miles to get as. Nev.. July 22. left tyt. ne butchery had begun ready ia rued Uie ring's foremost ing between anger and jubilation you. The price will be right. You Clay was elated today because ,,., . . ,,, ,h. . .,.:m. over his 19th straight profession- can have the nBht in September." he had achieved his technical wUh.a f M "' al victory, tentatively accepted a No place nor date was men- knockout in the round he had ce 111 first rolmd' Cooper, receiving a guarantee September world championship tioned. ; predicted. When the bout was halted par- ( of $80,000, suffered his ninth de fight today. I That remarkable passage-at- Referee Tommy Little, 53, tially because Uie huge crowd had I feat in 37 fights and hl sixth The "Louisville Lip." who j words between 21-year-old Clay 1 stopped the bout at 1:15 of the been screaming "stop it! stop it!" knockout the fourth on face-cuts, climbed off the canvas Tuesday ; and wealthy Nilon of Chester, fifth round because British Em-, Cassius proudly held up five ' Clay, guaranteed $75,000 with night before 55.000 screaming Pa., was based upon their unmen- pire champion Cooper, 29. was a fingers and waved them at the the alternate privilege of taking fans and fulfilled his forecast of tioned conclusion that champion bloddy mess bleeding from a fans. . 27'i per cent of the net gate, a fifth-round kayo victory over Listen will keeD his crown in the one and one-half inch cash across "Miohtv Mouth" Clav haa Dlanned to flv back to the United England's Henry Cooper, told Jack Nilon, advisor to world champion Sonny Llston: "I'll take the September title fighU-if the price is right." return title fight with ex-cham- his left hrow and from three scored so many of his IS kayoes States late today. Small, humorous likes money Softball play to start soon ipeelsl to The Bulletin Player close to grand slam completing a practice round with scoring Arnold Palmer and Jack Nick By Oscar Fraltw UPI SUff Writer BROOKL1NE. Mass. (UPI) laus his two business associates Gary Plaver Is an intense lit- off the course. averages and win the Fishing good at Odell Lake Speclil Is The Bulletin CRESCENT LAKE - A fishing The Bulletin, Wednesday, June 19, 1963 TheyH Do It Every Time By Jimmy Ha do ! When buying om time the foosters made it clear they'd probably" pay off "way Ahead of time-and to 6ive them the benefit op the doubt thev MEANT JT I ALWAVS BELIEVE N PAVING CASH-6LIT I GUESS A CHARCE ACCOUNT I EXCEPT THAT I OONT LIKE TO BE IN DEBT Registration for Bend girls' soft- tle man Wlln sleady Brown e'es-1 hall un IipM Mnnrlav .inn. i? f a full share of adequate muscles, ' Harmon Hobby House. i a genuine appreciation of money ! Girls Interested in playing soft-'-aild 8 drcam whlch may "me ball this summer may still regis- lhis week in lhe colonies. it . Talk fill vnn will nf Hia nrmirl ici ai nauuun wun miss itaren , , . , , o t 1 it I Houston, who will be the Softball f'am- the Bnllsh a"d "-s- fn- Uf mk UriAn Instructor, it was announced today the Masters and the PGA- They HI WW Till C(Jll i... it.. n r i arwialr ftf rantiirintr Cham all in i r w oy me vuy Kecreauon uepan- ;-,don Trophy. jd I did that in from WeU LA. Report s; 1961.' he recapped. "I wanted to JZ h Hil tv ih.t Ll rlgn "shl" & "end for "I wanted to he the leader In money winnings, and 1 did that kokanee Aussies favored the same year. Then I wanted to . be the first man to win all four i of the big tournaments. I "Well." he smiled, "I've won ! three of them and this week. who knows." I A Health Addict Gary is a health addict. Bight : speak of capturing them all in mcnt. one ycar' WTMRi.RnoN (tipn Chuck now he has given up weight lift- r.M In h a.i? 0r .m But here, in die neighborhood mi.-;.,i., j n.-i. u) ' inc. in fear that it mieht make will meet on Mondays and Wed- of Paul Revere, Bunker HiU and ranked No l among American ' him muscle bound, in favor of ; flashers out front, i t ... ...!, .. tho "shot h a r H round thn .j ,i.-j Hinlif nntlinn Bvarnua" ond nn. At Davis Lak Archie Cotters and family, as well as many others, managed to find the right combination. There were others, however, that didn't George Butes, owner and Muron Simpson, tackle shop operator, went out Sunday evening for an hour and snared five "nice ones." The same tackle was used by all: red fluorescent or worms with 18 MONTHS' TO PAY I BE PERFECTLY Hi ' FOR THE FURNITURE- jV, OKAY-YES, VI1 TO PAV IT OFF IN-SAY" ) W 'mAH I VSIX MONTHS"" y I VM pour? months IHfni) M')r LATEI2 THEY V TOWN.' J JfW STU" A LAVENT COME 'Yjpj) ' PCL standings ncsdavs from 10 a.m. until 11:30 Ule, snot nara round me men and women carry United i "ght pulling exercises and one- At uvn ume, tisnng was i, j ., word" hn mav hrino off his , , , .: l,.l ,,at termed from fair tn pood. BUI a. in. tti nuniiun. ana gins in me ! ', - ,", diaies nones in nexi weeK s Yim-1 "-bb- "M""" i llr. , . . . ., ' . ,. iT,wms 13 tn 16 year old group will meet ! own slam for lhe Commonwealth. heAon chamDionshipS, cach seed-! "I'd like to take off a whole v,m'?"te i" famUy. ,of . ?Pn"e,ield I iZ? on Tuesdays and Thursdays dur ing the same hours. Also slated In Bend's summer program is a Pee-Wee Softball loop. , , . , laDeuea it. "exrty em." year 10 ouua mysei up u i won , '. "-'": Portland iuva luuimne iiuiu aw kv is uiuna ; Namely becoming the first man ed No. 4 against a strong Aua- Ia ...In all (mi. nf ll W, AnAI. il- . iL. II I J at any time. Roy Emerson of Australia, gen- several one-legged squats to weighing from 1 to 2' 4 pounds Hawaii "I'd like to be the first to com- erally recognized as the world's demonstrate what he meant. ! war "Ken on llaufn plete the whole cycle," he said top amateur tennis player, drew ; "But it you do win the Open you nasliers. Bultes announced today k j - n-u.. .r . , r .. , ..j.,.. . -ii-.j um .that boats, motors and the nnht All hnv inlprsstpd In nlavino ' . "c. tf"w .- me lop seea as expeaea. wniie cam. anoiu iu ;,m - .1.. ball in the Pee-Wee baseball pr : , Vn T, J I Mare Smith' th,e ug Some of Uie pros say that Play pram for OTtn vMr nldc hnnM i 6 Brltlsh Pen . "? 1959' .!he Australian woman player who er. In attempting to hit with the Masters in 1961 and the POA last was knocked out in the second big guns, winds up completely off vear- round at Wimbledon a year ago, ; balance. But he feels that by de- By United Press International Northern Division W. L. Pet. CB 37 28 .969 Fifteen Spokane 36 32 .528 2',i gram for seven year olds should register now with the City Rec reation office in City Hall. 34 31 .523 3 33 33 .500 44 30 33 .476 S Southern Division W. L. Pet. GB 33 31 .530 34 31 .523 i 36 33 .523 IA .14 .414 7 ruuiia dL umiuieuuii a yvtti alu. i naianra. nm nrt leeia mai dv i , .... . , . .. .. . w - v It means so much to me I drew No. 1 in the feminine seeds, velnnino hit forearms, and his . 60 ?? ag . a,lCT Denver 26 39.400 8'.i n . i j i u ,l7 t l i i. ui . in i nisiurDance ot uie opening satans n : The 22-year-old MeKinley, who thighs, he will be able to hit , i,t,- Cotton wins BREMERTON, Wash. (UPI) -Eddie Cotton, ranked second among light heavyweights, used an effective body attack and counter punching for a unanimous 10-round decision over Irish Bob McKinney of Tacoma Tuesday night. Fer RAIL RESERVATIONS See CASCADES TRAVEL SERVICE 839 Will 3(2-3772 Agenrt for Airline and Steamships. Hotel Reset vatlens Car Rentals. tackle are available at the west Davis Lake camp launching area. Only a few boats were on the c rio lake last weekend and the fish gait j,ae cjy Dallas-Fort W Oklahoma City , , J,, "uunea- can t ten you what I d do to win : The 22.year-old MeKinley. who thigh . a a j ? a y. one" ne !8ld almost vel,e" comes from St. Louis and at- with the best of them. . " memiy. ia give a cnecK ior ipas Tr n tv In vers tv n Tex- i,f . .1. :,i of fishermen. Gold Lake, the same report their respective ball field,. $1, to. we,., to my ..TX'-. ha Lr & StK ake'n Z W2 jTJZtuirl . Sen" ' Humr . final,in l!ie all-En8,and Ph?m" more th Nicklaus' tJughs. He's up to 22 ,.."'r j ; ... I A fine little man, this Flayer. pionsnips two years ago Deiore and pBimer, because of their ex a.m. until 12 noon. and boys living Ther9 ,s in hinli a wonderfui bowing to Rod Laver. This treme strengUi. can tear a ball sense of humor, because as he year's tournament gets un- ouj 0 the r0ugh and therefore said it he laughed almost in em- der way Monday. have to be considered as the barrassment and added. "Well, ! Ranked behind Emerson are : prime favorites in the Open. Ikaf ii'Aidrln'f Ka ii.ita fair nn.u Mnniiol sanlnna nf Snain and kmi n..i ,1.. :1nnnul. 1:1A mbh I nwuiun v "VJ 4'lo mil "vn, . . . u. - QUI, UIC lllipmi-CIUia IIILIO on the west side will play at Har mon during the same hours. All umpires have been asked to attend a special meeting for base ball coaches this Friday at 7 p.m. at the Harmon Hobby House. A short business session is on the docket. Major leagues By United Press International National League W. L. Pet. CB St. Louis San Francisco Los Angeles Cincinnati . Chicago .Milwaukee Pittsburgh Philadelphia Houston New York 39 27 39 28 37 28 34 30 35 31 31 33 30 34 30 35 27 39 25 42 Tuesday's Results Chicago 3 Houston 1 Cin. 2 Phil. 1 (night) Mil. 7 Pitt. S (10 Inns, night) St. Louis 6 New York 2 (night) San Fran. 9 Los Ang. 3 (night) American League W. L. Pet. CB would it?" ! Fletcher of Australia. Then come Gary, who dresses constantly MeKinley, followed by Mar in black "because it seems to tin Mulligan of Australia, Pierre give me strength." had six big Darmon of France, Jan Erik ambitions when he came to the , Lundquist of Sweden and Mike United States to tackle the pro Sangster of England, tour. The mighty mite, who packs a mere 150 pounds on his : Use Classification 100 to find five-foot, seven-inch torso, num-1 your nexj car bered them on his fingers after I cautioned, "I'm hitting the ball well and. while I'm a streaky putter, not any where near as consistent day by day as Arnie and Jack, maybe I can catch it this week." He has a lot of backers. So many that, should he win, it wouldn't be anything 1 1 k e a foreigner having pulled the trick. Tuesday's Result Portland S Seattle 1 Spokane 3 Salt Lake City 2 Tacoma 6 San Diego 3 Oklahoma City 9 Denver T Hawaii 5 Dallas-Fort Worth 3 Hedlund out GUSTINB NOW A COACH PITTSBURGH (UPI) - For mcr Pittsburgh Pirate infielder Frankie Gustine has signed as basketball coach at Point Park! Junior College. l.;)' I WICHITA (UPD-The only Ore gon golfer entered in the National SIGN TWO VETERANS Collegiate Athlete Association golf SAN FRANCISCO (UPH-Vel- team championship failed to qual cran backs J. D. Smith and Jim : ify. University ot Oregon golfer Johnson have signed their con-! John Hedlund slipped to a 76 In tracts with the San Francisco Tuesday's second round giving Forty Niners for the 1963 Nation- him a total score of 150 one al Football League season. short of the 149 qualifying score. New York Chicago Boston Cleveland Minnesota Baltimore Los Angeles Kansas City Detroit Washington 33 23 .603 ... 37 27 .578 1 32 26 .552 3 33 27 .550 3 33 20 34 30 33 34 30 32 24 37 21 47 Tuesday's Results New York 10 Wash. 5 (night) Boston 9 Detroit 0 (night) Cleveland 7 Baltimore 3 (night) Minnesota 5 Chicago 3 (night) LA i KC 1 (11 inns, night) Player becomes businessman LOS ANGELES (UPD-Kansas .582 J . v. . .:.: ".: . ..v . ; .or - - . w.,- ; x'.;' " ' .' . I .569 IVi j.-,: s , , ' .. - .... , .',,.,- i J .531 4 . ' ' i . (4 v 5 . - i .530 4 . , 11. - . 1 ' 21 LVL- fV : : . '.-1 .373 14 i 8 , , . t O St st,.-' JU-; S . , -.4- i-ALt REAL SPORTSMEN Displaying a healthy catch at East Late ere two famous sports figures end Bend's Mile Mahoney. From left are "Spec" Keene, Oregon State University atheltie director, end "Pappy" Waldorf, former grid coach at California, end Mahoney. They have tone 16-inch rainbows caught while trolling East Lelte Monday. Gose dies CARMEL. Calif. (LTD J. Gor don Gose, athletic faculty repre- City Athletics owner Charles Fin- sentative for the University of ley Tuesday night announced that Wellington, was found dead in outfielder Jay Hankins was giv- hs hotel room Tuesday of an ap ing up baseball to take a job in parent heart attack, the club's business office. ; Cose M had the Huskies' Hankins made the decision to , facu, represen(atve since uie retire after Kansas City recalled was fornlcd and Manny Jimenez from Portland was president of the group In 1960 and asked Hankins to join the an(j m Pacific Coast League club. , Gose M member of the Hankins, 27, has been , Washington law school faculty. Athletics' organization since 197 2 . and played the 1961 season with Use Classification No. 32 to find the Kansas City club. Jhe musical instrumentywi want. r Bend Golf Club SUMMER HOURS CLUBHOUSE WILL BE OPEN 12 Noon-Tues. thru Sun. Closed Mondays DINING ROOM OPEN Thursday & Saturday Serving from 11:30 A.M. 2 P.M. Distinctive... 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