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By JACK pe LAS VEGAS, Nev. _ (AP) - Cassius Clay,

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boxing title tonight against 30-'MAY HIT $750,000

year-old Floyd Patterson, the only man to win and lose the crown twice.

Fearful of another knockout after seeing three the last four title matches

ing is legal quote prices that average out to 3-to-1 in man-to- man wagering. They give even money that it won't go 15 rounds.

However, the same experts rated Patterson a sure thing at 4to-1 against Ingemar Johans- gon in 1959 and quoted 7-to-1 on Sonny Liston over Clay in the Miami Beach, Fta., bout in '94

that ended with Liston quitting |

in his corner, claiming a dom | aged shoulder

A sellout crowd of 8,300 wit | pay more than $300,000 to see the 15round match at conven-| tion centre slated for 10:30 p.m., EST.

Many more will watch the closed - circuit version to be beamed to 225 locations in the United States, Canada, and to

NHL SATURDAY

NEW YORK 3.MONTREAL 9 SUMMARY

First Period — 1 — Rousseau 8 (Beliveau,

ciere) 1:08; 2. Montreal, Sel veau 6 (Rousseau) 11:22; 3.

seau. Beliver:) real, Backstrom 15:06; 5. Montreal, Balon 2 (Provost, Richard) 18:32; 6. Montreal, Backstrom 6 18:38. Penalties—Brown 10:24. Harris, 19:19

Second Period—7. Montreal, Backstrom 7 (Harris) 5:14; 8. Montreal, Rousseau 9 (Beliveau | G. Tremblay) 13:26. Penalties—_| Ingarfield 11:46, Neilson 17:28. Third period—9. New York, | Marshal! 5 (McMahon, Nevin) 0:15, 10. New York, Nevin 7 (Goyette, Howell 0:40, 11 New | York, Nevin 8 (Goyette) 1:13, | 12. Montreal, Rousseau 10 (Bel-| iveau, Talbot) 18:54. Penalties— | Laperriere 13:59, Angotti, J. C. | Tremblay 15:33, Neilson 17:15. Shots on goal by New York 7:9 Montreal! 5 910—H Attendance—14,353

DETROIT 4 BOSTON 2 SUMMARY

First period—1. Boston, West: | fall (Bucyk, Awrey) 7:42, 2 | Detroit, Delvecchio ‘Fonteyne, | Marshall) 13:55. Penalties —Howe, Fleming 1:09, Bucyk | 8:02, Gadsby 15:23.

Second period — 3. Boston, MacDonald (Stewart 7:18, De- | troit, Smith (Barkley) 14:22, | Detroit, Henderson (Delvecchio, | Gadsby) 18:30. Penalties—Wil- liams 6:04, Woytowich 8:28, | Henderson 11:36.

Third period—6. Detroit, Smith (MacDonald) 10:29. Pen- alties—none.

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CHICAGO 1 TORONTO 3 SUMMARY 7 First period—1. Chicago, B. Hull 15 (Wharram) 2:40, 2. Toronto, Maahovlich 3 (Prono- vost) 133:53. Penalties—Pulford 2:40, Vasko 12:15, Jeffrey 12:57, Jarrett 19:25.

Second period — 3. Toronto, Keon 3 (Mahovlich, Stanley) 1:18. Penalties — Pilote; 4:52,

~ Shack: 7:15, B- Hull, Armstrong 18:25, Stemkowski 19:26.

Third period — 4. Toronto, Keon 4 (Mahovlich, Pronovost) 12:29: Penalties—Mikita, Shack 5:31, Baun 9:55, Ravlich 12:56, Selby 18:10

Shots on goal by Chicago 1310 7—30 | Toronto

Attendance—14,927.

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