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TIBBS LAUGHS AT CLAY’S “FALL” IN TRAINING

H caagiaciaies Titl eholder

Will Be Decided S aturday

By JOHN FARROW

LONDON (AP) Cassius Clay is rated as 11-2 favorite to | etain his world heavyweight crown in his fight daturday with British champion Henry Coope in’ london’s first heavyweight

i fight in 58 years. The fight whi up So cite hysteria

A sellout crowd a 46,000 is assured at London’s open air Arsenal Stadium, the home of one of England’s most famous soccer clubs.

Another 40,000 are expected to watch a closed circuit television Trelay of the fight at about 20 movie theatres. Thousands more will be following the con- test on pay television.

Millions will “see the fight in the United States, Canada, Mex- ico and other countries via the Early Bird Satellite.

ODDS VARY

Bookies, trying desperately to whip up betting. interest, have | come up with some strange | odds.

You've got to lay out - . win. $2 on Clay. A $2 Cooper will get you $11 the Briton pulls off the upset of the

: century

| You can have” 7-1 against per qinning~“inside-the first rounds, 81 against him

[tents in rounds four or five,

last» saw in 1963; expects = /weigh in around 204 pounds. “I've got to talk with my y_ fists"

\\in London June 18,

to -win— this—fight-—— not __my—

mouth,” he said.

He’s not forgetten that it vas Cooper wiio” floored: him. There fourth round of their open 1963. aa went on to win in the next round as Cooper’s eyes spurted blood.

“That punch from Cooper was .

the hardest anyone has landed on..me,” Clay said. _ Clay, 24, unbeaten in 23 pro

fights, is rated one of the fastest

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MINNEAPOLIS (AP) — Re- | liever ‘Casey Cox walked Cesar}

Tover with the bases loaded and |werdiet is final.

two out in the ninth inning Mon-

and 12-1 against him pulling it day,.enabling Minnesota Twins |

out. between-the sixth-and ninthits defeat Washington Senators:

}rounds.

It's 3-1 against Clay —in- ‘the first. three rounds and 4 - | against |between the fourth and seventh

Promoter Harry Levene and |brew. Pine | Jarvis Astaire, managing direc- |despino forced Kosco on .an.at- here

the American winning

2-1. Harmon Killebrew led off the |

1\ninth with a single, the- seventh ini off. the Senators’

Phil, Or- Spe tan for Kille- hitter Sandy |, Val-

tega. Andy

jtor of the firm showing .he fight |tempted sacrifice. Bernie Allen jon closed circuit television, singled, sending- Valdespino to

haye teamed up for, what is scribed as the most expens

) British ~ | Clay ing a Cooper assured of $112,000. both p will collect extra money from ancillary rights

Levene refused to Lindicatién .of ,what he expected to collect from the fight. ticket prices ranged from -$58.80 ifor ringside. seats to $5.88 for standing space. BURNS WON

The last timé ‘Britons saw a world heavyweight fight wa Feb. 10, 1908,. when’ Tommy Burns of Hanover Ont

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s reported to be receiv- Vv Gi duarantes, with bases. Cox got Zoilo Versalles

to hit into a forceout ,at-home. But the. reliever then walked Tevar on four straight pitches.

Camilo Pascual went the. dis-

sixth victory against one loss He gave up seven_hits. The Twins took a 1-0 lead in

the third when Versalles tripled in the cardiac caré-unit of Ford

heavyweights in history. He moves ‘round the ring like a lightweight and relies on an ac- cumulation of punches to. soften up his opponent.

Cooper, who celebrated his week, can rate himself a lucky man to get the shot at the title.

The Briton’s best punch—the .

only one likely to trouble Clay —is a lightning left hook. That’s the punch that put Clay.down. Cooper, British champion jsince 1959, has won 32 fights, lost 11 and drawn one. He was | knocked out in the fifth round jby Ingemar Johansson of Swe- ‘den in 1957 and has dropped de: cisions to ‘American fighters jsuch as Zora Folley, Roger. Fis leher and Amos Johnson. George Smith, a 55-year-old Scot, will referee the fight. He lis the sole person ip/ charge. 4 There. are no outsid ider British rules-The referee’s *

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Charlie Dressen Suffers Attack

DETROIT (AP) Detroit |Tigers manager Charlie -Dres- \sen was admit hospital Monday possible heart attack.

A Tiger spokesman said Bob Swift, third base coach, lheen appointedy acting manager of the American League base- bal! club.

~ Swift had taken Dressen’s place last year from March 8 to May 31, when~Dressen ‘had a heart attack.

The hospital spokesman. said

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Dressen. 67, has had any heart

damage. He is being observed

lage scored on Tovar's sacrifice | Hospital

yim King tied it for Washing- ton, leading off. the fourth with a 375-foot drive over fhe right

knocked out Jack Palmer in the {¢ld_fence. -

fourth round. > . 1. Clay, strangely. subdued com: ipared with the man. Londoners

When he took over the club it twas .in ninth place. Since then, the Tigers have tied for fifth place once and finished fourth twice,

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