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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (May 23, 1963)
assius Clay Back At If Again, Predicts Fifth Round To Finish Henry Cooper By OSCAR FRALEV t'PI Sports Writer - NEW YORK (UPI) Cassius Clay was on the loquacious loose again today and Britain's Wil--tam Shakespeare and Henry Coo per were warned to look U their respective laurels. It is to be doubled that tin- rhyming Louisville Lip will Ret much attention from the English literati. But when the boy orator of the ring planes to London on PAGE lr-B Thursday, May 23, 1063 HERALD AND NEWS, Klamath Falls. Ore. Top Golfers Out For Memphis Win ; MEMPHIS, Tenn. (UPI) A crowded field, including the three '. golfers who bagged most of the ,-. money won on tour this year .fack Nickiaus, Gary Player and Tony Lema began their quest for most loot and glory today In the $50,000 Memphis Open tourna' ment. The 7J-hole medal-play event Mill be contested over the Colonial Country Club's 6,500-yard course. Daily rounds of 18 holes will be played during the four-day com petition with the finals set for Sunday. Most of the pros and about ISO ' 'amateurs competed in a windy . ' pro-am warmup event Wednes day. Julius Boros was low witn a 67 for the $400 first place award. Tommy Bolt and Lema tied for second money with 68 s. Besides the current top three money winners, this year's cast includes defending champ Lionel Hebert and ali of the other past four champs Billy Maxwell, Don -Whitt. Bolt and the hometown 'favorite, Cary Middlecoff. "' Middlecoff. a Memphis dentist, holds the record for the tourney with a 14-under-par 266 set in 1961. But local officials warned the mark may fall this year be cause of the excellent condition of the par 70 course and fine greens. Nickiaus and Player are return ing to action after passing up the Oklahoma City Open last week for a rest The amazing Nicfcaus al ready has won the Masters, the Palm Springs Classic and the Tournament of Champions this year to go with his 1962 victory in the U.S. Open. Arnold Palmer, third member of golf's famed "big three," was sit ting this one out. The 32-year-old Pennsylvanian, who suffered the second-worst 72-hole score of his career in the Colonial Invitational at Fort Worth earlier this month, said last week he was undergo ing a physical checkup and would play in only two more tourna ments before the VS. Open, June 20-22. This was Nickiaus' first appear ance in the Memphis Open, whose $50,000 purse was tipped $10,000 from last year. The winner gets $9,600. Sunday for a June 18 engage-luhich he wasn't in his last outing ment against Henry Cooper the Clay finds it difficult if not m- British heavyweight champion will possible to change his stripes. learn that he "will fall in five." Settng forth from Ixmisvillc Proving that like the tiger. for -a foreign invasion he hopes Atlanta Crackers Continue To Lead Major League . Leaders NFL Will Increase Player Limit ST. LOUIS (UP1I The Na tlonal Football League Wednes day increased the player limit tor 1963 to 37 and appoiniea a vet eran Los Angeles law eniorce ment officer as "watchdog" to keep an eye on player associa tions and "undesirable elements. The 14) club owners, winding up their two-dav spring meeting to day, were set to discuss one of the more pleasant aspects ot me game future television policy and how to divide the $926,000 for the 1963 championship game between the players' benefit plan and the players' pool. Contract's rinai Year The NFL is currently entering the final year of a two-year pact By United Press International Between them Harvey Branch and Bob Sadowski have won 10 games for the Atlanta Crackers and maybe that is why the Geor gia club is leading the Interna tional League's Southern Division race. Branch, a 24-year-old lefthand cr, gained his fourth victory of the season without a loss Wednesday night in pitching the Crackers to a 1-0 win over the Arkansas Travelers in the first game of a doublcheader, and Sadowski, 25-year-old right-hander, gained his sixth win against one loss in winning the nightf ap 3-2. The two victories gave the Crackers a four-game lead over second-place Indianapolis, which lost to Rochester 3-2, and a five- game edge over the Travelers, Bill Short set Indianapolis down on five hits to gain his third win for the Red Wings. In the only other game played Wednesday. Georges Maranda pitched a five-hit shutout to lead the Jacksonville Suns to a 1-0 victory over the Richmond Vir ginians. Buffalo at Syracuse was postponed because of rain. The standings: Northern Division W. L. Pet. GB Buffalo 19 14 .576 .. Syracuse 17 16 .515 2 Rochester IB 17 .5H a Toronto 17 18 .486 3 Richmond 14 17 .452 4 ino SouthernDlvUion W. L. Pet. GB Atlanta - 24 14 .632 .. Indianapolis 21 19 .5a 5qc53 W:7P..OZ W, Ml Southern Division W. L. Pel.' GB. Atlanta 24 14 .6.12 .. Indianapolis 21 19 .525 4 Arkansas 17 17 .500 5 Jacksonville 19 20 .487 5Vi Columbus 12 25 .324 12 will restore the tarnished luster of his predictive poetry. Cassius couldn't resist announcing: "London Bridge is falling down so will Cooper in London town. I am not talking jive, .Cooper (will fall in five." Regained Ills Voice There may be something wrong with the meter, if you're real hep to what the fight mob refers to "peratry. ' but there ran be nothing wrung with a suspicion that the mockingbird has regained his voice. Yon Cassius has been singular-' ly silent since March when a ri val young gentleman named Doug Jones not only refused to fall in a predicted four rounds but very nearly clouted the gabby Clay to the canvas. Cassius won a 10 round decision but it was quite evident that he was lucky to! register his 18th straight triumph. And there were some who thought that Jones had been Jesse Jamesed. Ciay allowed after the votes had been counted that it possibly would be a good thing henceforth and forevermore to forget poetic predictions. Which.i'of course, was in his case akin to asking a rabbit to guard a head of lettuce. "I'm the greatest." long has, been his favorite expression and when a man is 21 you can ex pect near misses like the Jones escape to bounce oil more DnsKi than hail trom a not stove. Called Moore Fight Prior to his frantic exposure toj Jones' talking fists. Cassius had declaimed that he undoubtedly could lower the boom on Sonny Liston in eight rounds and take Floyd Patterson in six heats. He had dualifications. of a sort. In his most serious joust he had called the round against Archie Moore. In the light of subsequent developments, however, it tmrni- derstandable why Archie at that point decided time finally had caught up to his reflexes and re tired to all intents and purposes. But, as some other pnet once said, youth forgets quicwy. mi Cassius has brushed aside the an- novinc memory of Jones lor an other rhyming prognostication. Cooper may be made to order. A couple of years DacK ne ac ci6ioned Alex Mitcff. a man Clay kavoed in six rounds. The. British gladiator also was knocked out in two rounds by Zora roney. wno is not a fan dancer but a medium rare challenger in me iieuvyweiuin butcher shopsi Beating Cooper isn t going lo have folks comparing Clay ;io John L. Sullivan. But if Cooper goes in five, batten down your car drums because the windy one will be back in tridc, SUMMER HOURS: 8 A.M. - 6 P.M. Monday through Saturdays! Closed Sundays. Your car woshed automatically, only 1.75 SPARKLE CAR WASH 4020 So. eth TU 4-S543 Wednesday's Results Atlanta 1 Ark. 0 (1st. 7 in.) Atlanta 3 Arkansas 2 I2ndl Jacksonville 1 Richmond 0 Buffalo at Syra.. ppd, rain Rochester 3 Indianapolis 2 (Only games scheduled) By United Press International Amrlnan LAafflia Player Club O. All B. T. PcUwith the Columbia Broadcasting1 Causey. KC 120 16 43 .358 System that brings the league .o l.i in wa. M ta .343 W.J-mlHlon. Robinson, Chi 37 138 25 46.3.18 At Wednesday's meeting owners h,llin. Ros .15 145 21 48 .331 decided to try a 37-man player n,i, no. ita is mi limit per team for the 1963 sea 43 326isn owy. I,le nu unnmi-u 48 .322 "'''h 38-man limit in 1961 and 45 315 1962, after operating with 38 men ; Hover. NY 33 133 Kaline. Det 36 143 Fnx. Chi 3S ;;i Allison, Minn 38 IT Robinson, Bait 39 147 Hrshbrgr, Chi 30 98 21 National League . Covalon. Phil 33 105 21 38 .362 $0 .350 58 .341 50 .327 S3 .319 Fairly. LA 40 143 22 Groat, StL 41 170 25 Aaron, Mil 40 153 35 White. StL 41 168 26 Cepeda, SF 41 1S7 2 50 .318 Pemeter, PhQ 133 21 42 .316 Edwards, Cin 34 114 10 36 .318 Gonslei, Phil 37 119 24 37 .311 James, StL 34 88 I 27 .307 Home Runs American I-eague Wagner, Angels 13; Allison, Twins 10; Mantle. Yanks : Gentile, Ori ole; Powell, Orioles; Nicholson, White Sox, and Stuart, Red Sox,1 all 8. National Lesgue Aaron. Braves 13; Cepeda. Giants; Cov ington, Phils; Bailey. Giants: F. Alou, Giants, and Howard, Dodg ers, all 8. Runs Batted lo American League Wagner, Ancelt 37: Nicholson, White Sox 31; Allison, Twins 30; Stuart, Red Sox 27; Robinson. White Sox 27. Nstlona League Aaron. Rraves 34; Robinson. Reds 31; Fairlv. Dodcers; Boyer, Cardi, and WhHe, Cards, all 30. Pitching; American League Pappas. Orioles 4-0; rischer, Athletic 8-1: Herbert. White Sox S-l: Boulnn Yanks S-l; Buihardt, White Sox 41 National League O'Pell, Giantj 60; Koufax, Dodgers; Perranoski, Dodgers; Simmons, Cards, and Malonev. Reds, all 8-1 42 .307 l1 ,eam m ' 45 306 ine proposal luiany wucnru urn 30 !j06 compromise from the sug gested return 10 tne jh men. Earlier, Commissioner Pete Ro- zelle announced that James E. Hamilton, S3, would begin work June 1 as the league's roving watchdog to help prevent future incidents such as the Paul llor nung and Alex Karras cases. uphold Title Award In other developments the league: Reaffirmed the awarding of the 1925 championship to the Chi cago Cardinals thereby overrul ing objections by Pottsville, Pa. Revised the cutdown numbers. This year rosters must be cut to 43 players by Aug. 27; to 40 by Sept. 3: and to 37 by Sept 10. Ordered clubs to make Injury reports to the league ofliee in or der to study various Injuries with a view to taking preventive meas ures. Approved I sudden death fin ish for the annual Playoff Bowl game at Miami, Fla. Kingsley, Hal's Win Kingsley and Hal's remained un defeated in South Suburban Little I-eague play Wednesday night. Kingsley rapped DARCO. 7-6. and, Hal's mauled Ecclcs Ramblers, 17-4. Gary Smelcer got the win for Kingsley while Jim Grimes, Cecil Davis and Rusty Klem each dou bled. Losing pitcher Keith Clinton got a double and Tim Hart also1 doubled for the losers. David Sellnsky and Terry Her- bert comhlned to pitch a six-hit ter against Eccles. Mike Schooler was the Inser. Bernie Miller got a triple. Rick Dossed two doubles and a single for the winners. Mike Davidson had a double for the. losers as did Steve Shafer. Brazil Takes On Russia Cage Team RIO DE JANEIRO, Brazil 'UPD Defending champion Brazil, aft er knocking off contender Yugo slavia earlier this week, takes on unbeaten Russia tonight in their showdown battle for the world amateur basketball championship. Both Brazil and Russia are un beaten through four games, while Yugoslavia has just that one loss to Brazil in (our stalls of the round-robin final series. The Unit ed Slates defeated Puerto Rico 881 Wednesday night but is out of the running for the 1963 title with a 2-2 record. After tonight's game, Brazil has only one game left to play and that is against the United States Saturday. The, Russians play Yu goslavia in the windup game for both, also on Saturday, closing day of the 1963 championships. Yugo slavia meets France Friday night. Russia enhanced its chances for the title by routing Italy 831, a victory that eliminated the Unit ed States from tlie running. In tonight's other game, the US meets Italy. Willis Reed's 17 points paced the Yanks t their win over Puerto Rico, which has lost four games. 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