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PACE I B HERALD AND VETO. KUmitk Fills. Ore. Clay Beats Cooper In Fifth; Accepts Liston Bout W , - A 7 r t. r. . v,'.-! ' 1 t fcf 1 climbed off the canv $ f " 'R'fint hefore S5.W0 ; , A fans and fulfilled his f i-,r p a fifth-mund kayo v n : .Is.. I . V jS-" J CLAY ON LOUD-MOUTHED SEAT Csssiui Clay hit esnvss after Henry Cooper s left hooic eiplod.d on his chin at h. end of the fourtn round of r,y19r,t baHle in London Tueldey. Trier, wit no count at the bell sounded ai Clay fell. He wai down for about trirw. seconds, rota and walked to hit corner. Clay won by a TKO in th fifth round before a crowd of 55.000 ' UPI Teiephoto t LONDON 'I'PIi I'nheaien and Jack Nilon. advber to world, Pa.. was based upon Iheir unmen unmuzzled Cassius Clay, waver-; champion Sonny Luton: turned conclusion thai cbamp:"r. in; beween acjer and' jubilation j "I'll taie the Sep-.emher ut:e Listen ul keo his crown in the over his lh straight pro!ession-!fi?ht if the price is rif-ht." j return title lipfct with ex-cham al victor)-, tentatively accepted a Nilon replied immediately .picn Floyd Patterson at Las Vc;-Se-tember world championship "I've come J.509 miles to pet as. New. July a. ficht today. jou The price UI be right. You Oy was elated tiay because The "Louisville Lip." who can have the tight in September " yt yti achieved his techstca' climbed off the canvas Tuesdav No place nor date was men- kaorlcou! n the round he hao CTeam:n tioned. predicted. forecast of That remarkable passaw-at- R , T ., ictory over words between Sl-ar.d Clay th; ' . , of ,v Emland's Henry Cooper, told and wealthy Nilon of Cher.er. Bnl.sh pire champion Cooper. 19. was s ; bloody mess - bleeding (nxn a ione and one-half inch gash across his left brow and from three smaller cuts beneath the swoller. left eye. The bjtchery had bectix with a small nick over the le:': eye in the first round. ! When t bout was halted par i tialjy because the huge crovid had Ibeen screaming "stop it: stop if" i Cassius proudly held up five : fingers and waved them at tie I fans. : "Mighty Mouth" Cay has scored so manv of his IS kavoes predicted pxirw that ne ai- I s !oocrr?s: MAJOR LEAGUE Br l iited Prrss LDlenuuooal Natiooal League Tsesday't ResolU New York 10 Wash. 5 'night' Lcu.s San Fylacisco Los Acgeles C::cirj;a;! O-icagi v raukee surgh Pr.::ielphj Houston New York w. 39 37 M 35 31 an Pet. 591 MS m .531 -S30 4 4 7 .2 8'j I9 U .373 Hi GB Bosion 9 Detroit 0 in.gni' . . . iCleveland 7 Baltimore J might i j' Minnesota S Chicago J night' l'-vLA 2 KC 1 -II inaJ. nigHt' 4 j Wednesday's Probable Prtcbers - i Baltimore ai Cleveland (J, twi.,,a . night Pampas '4-5' ad Barber readr is rated the Jack Nicklaus Predicts He Will Be Ready For Open Tuesday's Reuu Chicago J Houston 1 Cn. 1 PhiL 1 'nirht' Mil 7 Pitt S HO ir.ns. rjghti St. Louis 6 Ne York 3 'night i San Fran. Los Ar.e. i inighti nedaetday-s Prabable Pilcheri Houstio at Chicago B.'Owti l-i vs Hobble '. New York at St. Louis S'.al- lard 'M ts. Sadecki 1 4-4 ! 10-5' vs. Ramos 'J-!1 and Bed ' Kar.sas City al Los Anneles twwirght Sezui 14 and Rake fat ia S7 fi- W ' vs. Osinsia '5-3' and Lee knockout -the irc-J - i Ciav rjarirlevi :!-une propevt ; Cooper, reofinrg a g--arai;t 2- of SW.CttJ. tui'tnd his rxth 5e- s a-i hs s'J" re fooe-cuts rj.ciD with ?7!j per ce f net gate planned to fiy cik to the I'nitec Sutes late today. BROOKLISX. Mass. d'PI' ;th trhimpb be scored las v-ear.i Detroit at Boston in-gsi ne- ahe.-nate pr.vilejf of tai: gan 13-0' vs. neuncr . T Llf rt Wasnxgton at .New lork night Osteen (1-4) vs. Bouton Chicago at Minnesota n:iht Herben '5-4' vs. Stigman o . Tbursday's Games Los Angeles at San Francisco Chicago a: Minnesota - Drvsda '8-7' vs. Manchaj Washington at New York . 1M . Detroit at Boston Plaver complained there were pmsburch at Milwaukee night ! Baltimore at Cleveland night' o.isd iam Francis J-1 vs. iiadoaski rr Starts Tonight 7 P.M. BOWLING INSTRUCTION Tonight starts the first of a series of FREE INSTRUCTION (for beginners only) for peo ple who hove no free time during the day. Everything is free including the bowling. If you hove never tried bowling, now is the time to give yourself a treat! ALSO Boys and girls (age 8 to 18), there's still time to sign up for our SUM MER JR. AND BANTAM LEAGUES. Jr. League starts tomorrow morn ing at. 10 A.M., and the Bontam Leagues start Friday morning ot 10 A.M. Sign up now and get set for a Summer of bowling fun! HOLIDAY BOWL Corner E. Main and So. Sixth Ph. TU 2-4648 Deieodutg champtco Jack Xick-i.N'o one ever has woo the Open, too many o.iss fto.es. iam Francis 'am comrxajied today that he back to bark since Ben Megan us Snead tant hke Lie postage ,n-n.. was "dnvicg the worst ever aad.HM and 1961. . (stamp freeiis" acd former Mas-! Thursday's Garnet pctuci ndtr-bh;" btt in the neuj In addition to ref-jsx; to pre- ten champion Art Wa3 pointed Houston at Chicago breath pre&cted bed "be feftiEg'dict the winner. Nickjus also re- out that tier had toughed up the Pittsburgh at Mwaukee the ball ail right" by Thursday fused to go aorg with those who course to such an extent that it phiia. at Ciscixati n:gbt' hea they lee off for the VS Open cnticaed the .S7-yard Country ieit him woodenrg "why they iCfclv fames schechJed' foif eiumpocseip. jCIub of Broctioe course w;ti its doo't tear op the infield for a "H-omt I cast remember Pr f sV-71. jwtcy series': Americaa League' wben I r pjvwJ to poorly be-! ""' ail right, but that's But despite thesr complaints.-, U Pet fore a may loureamect.- a2 y it iMji t. saxl .vck- aj ot unem-i to oe exact-wui sw York S5 a tae 5J Masters cbamoioa wbo10 who PT& tea course back tee off Thursday morm for the Chicago 37 17 -s throes- for the eoifit grand 1X7 ama-r. Be agreed first of four rounds for gotfs Boston a S6 s'am-the VS. and British Opens Wlli that Lhe Kth bole greatest tie. Tbey will play the rv;ai SI V V Masters and the PG. !" iil', f scwd 00 "' c Minnesota S3 S - least there's one tha ro-'0 fc3ow f!0"er, 00 "f",54 1la? '"J-1 Bie 34 . fcJLTrl .T,i. comments on tae course, final to rounds of pjy on Sat- u Ar.ge.es 33 34 ?I 'T'i.i S'"Si l lurday- Kansas City 30 31 tv iLL, J h-.'M.e.' 1Vir ror'Esal ' toii a Detroit 54 37 3& tTtr.JriK, h1l "n 'a in high button three" - NickJaus. Palmer aM WashirBon II 47 9 i virtory. but be agreed that tea , bskjBj Plaver-wi!l be amor.g them. : ' color. I "There are a lot of pivs who have a chance in this," he replied to a golf writer who asked him for his first three picks. Wouldn't Answer Qneauaa " I rn't answer that Question he retried, implving that he did not think that rolfina's big threel BOSTON' 'l'PI - of Arnold Palmer. Gary Plaver1 helluva way to treat ... i-i . t . k: 1 . . ti-M t ana nimcu naa a loci on t n e . . . . u It will tako m few dav to re ' . utri?h(j.nd mit " ' i Before Scheffmg Jeft, be met , to capture medalt Thus Chary Dressen. for 10 n" e manazer. im-.ot.. iis-oo mcoa.iS4 jqtji 1 Pertla-xi a'so w as heat- I to Btl LeFors of Leb- and 1. TV. u. .r. ,i. ik. dn . ist.v r-hi I tie tu.1 season wsen tney wrre ency Jtoaerry ot La oranc voung belter from Ohio repeating! Dreseea. with less thao 14 ased. Scheffr.g was on the fi- and Peggy Conley of S?iia.ie. de ' hours warning on his shift from nal roJvi tao-vear contract fending champion and rrw-laLst in soecial scout for tie Los An- ' " '" . . ,u Vk--- i -. .- . - n . ' . Ar . ;.' I t j r j , of the year" for Detroit s second Linda Vollstedt of PorUand 7 aod finish in . resnecuvelv. IT i'i X .531 4 .4M 7 Dressen's Return Greeted Roughly "That a TuewlaT and mk5 he ou!i spend 0,1 a nxclh of vacate c-ny.nr.z championship. "It's always nic to win mon V," observed Nirklaus. ho real- Medalist Ousted In Tournament j EUGENE iLPli-Casey Olinier of Saiem defeated medahst Paul) Lindrren of Euzene 'S and 4 in the junior division as tie Oregcni Golf Association pruor Icuma-i ment opened match play Tuesday. I Lindgren fired an even-par 71 ly 'doesn't need it that' badly be-l years a manager of four differ- ." mcr the j Boys drrn faitlCasi ka taVaUeV Vl huntawl Ssftr m iflsF lun. ot.A. marlrl'oo, Sc.he.'fing s three coaches, livron of Por nearly 10.000 in official touraa-jhia return to the big top -hen he ' tavarretu. Tom rerrick and en. ite jnst , ment earnings this year. took over the diving Detroit Tj- Gr Hyatt, a 1 were paid foranon I and JIG SAW For the crattssvan who wants top cuttng speed, accuracy. Cuts as fast as sawrs costing twee its price even in thk rri'.erials. tvt 'a b ie tt c-.U 'r'c te to f a wt Vj" n sKtat. Sjrre mcv. ftars. t t trrjst btf- for ten-tr e.tj csr.-'t. Ptrer cootrsi. wcaKu tsot is U 4 tVeevr em po.-t ef cA Dai t-tu cii tiitt Cm -t 3 oca -wl irtal Stoeu sii '23.43 Coburn Top Shooter geles Dodgers to successor of the ! deposed Bob Scheffr.g. saw the I Tigers lose. 9-0. in his first game jhack. "Thev Just didn't treat me. verv At Gun Club .t ... ,. . . house meeting ve But we rjve The iVamath Gun Oub met . . . ... ... w . one Drettv ouicit now. jt gv last Sunday at the Wocus Flats i f . ' . , . , ,, ., , . i us a few dav s and w 3 g cluSground for IU weekly shoot; rfr.,,mi with Joe Coburn winning a leg on , Jlf f the E. H BaLvlger MernVul Tro-! r i,L t IT f . " j f-l staff tew here Tuescay a '.er 1 '' Tiger General Manager Ja.-nes A Cob-jrn (.red a toUl of M CamrieS made tie "surer, a.-- ior the trophy leg. He a .so took n s&ti'.rz arc a leg of tie Nejon Reed Dou-'BJ crilcns ff ' v a ully of out . ..a tV ie1 te cl :A The scores were as folxrws- ... tv. r.. . . 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