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3 a cde THE PHILADELPHIA INQUIRER, SUNDAY MORNING, FEBRUARY 5, 1967 Ashe, Pasarell IIBEHHEHHIftiy Reach Finals 1 Terrell Unshaken by Clay's Vaudeville Act i i RICHMOND, Feb. 4 (AP). Richmond's Arthur Ashe downed fourth seeded Cliff Ritchie, 6-4, 7-5; Saturday, in his home town. Ashe showed overpowering strength, beating the San Angelo, player in an hour. In the morning's second singles, third-seeded Charles Pa- COMFORTABLE UPHOLSTERED SEATS It LOGAN Broad I Wyoming BROADWAY Broad Snyder HOUSTON, Feb.

4. A man of simple tastes and quiet dignity, Ernie Terrell stands aloof from the carnival atmosphere created here by Cassius Clay, the world's most celebrated camel driver. Ernie is a victim of the worst scheduling of acts since vaudeville was laid to rest. Every day in the training sessions at the Astrohall, Terrell follows TICKETS II ill If I f1! SEATS ON SALE NUW $500 at Theatre BOX OFFICES sarelL of Santurce, Puerto Rico, dispatched Chuck Mc-Kinley, of Fort Washington, N. 6-3, 11-9.

Pasarell will face Ashe in Sunday's final. LOOKING (or a job? There are far more job opportunitiea listed on The Inquirer's Classified Pages than In any other Philadelphia newspaper. People ail over the United States are investing in Muhammad Ali, a stand-up comic with poetry in his soul. It reminds one of the story of a benefit show many years ago when Al Jolson said that he would appear but he insisted on being the closing act. The producer agreed and listed him to come on after the noted tenor Enrico Caruso, who finished his act by singing a patriotic song while American flags fluttered all over the stage.

The audience went wild and FLORIDA ORANGE TERRELL has wanted this fight with Clay since he acted as a sparring partner for him in Miami Beach five years ago. Clay, at that time, was preparing for a bout with the late Sonny Banks (who, incidentally, was the first man to knock Clay down). In most of the sessions, Terrell handled Clay like a baby until trainer Angelo Dundee chased him from the camp. That insult has rankled Terrell ever since. Just the other day, the Clay forces had spies watching and taking films of Terrell's workouts.

What prompted the secret agents to attend Ernie's workout was the report that Terrell's right hand (which he usually uses only to scratch his head or mail letters) was being employed as a potent weapon. It was landing with good accuracy and it was dropping slim Jim Robinson and Mel Brooks, Ernie's sparring partners. Did the spying bother him, Terrell was asked? "Not a bit," Ernie replied. "If he don't know how to beat me by this time, he's in trouble." Not too many people agree with Terrell, Including Bernie Glickman, a friend of Frankie Carbo, who managed Ernie early in his career. Does Glickman have any connection at all with Terrell now? "No," Bernie said.

"I am here as a spectator to root for Ernie. I pay my way into the workouts and I bought my own ticket for the fight. I think Ernie is one of the most underrated fighters in the world, but I'll tell you something. If he tries to throw the right hand instead of his normal way of punching with the left and holding, Ernie's gonna get knocked out." Terrell, himself, believes that Clay, with his antics, had emotionally upset both Liston and Williams. "Both of them looked like they were bugged," Terrell said.

"And Patterson, he definitely was. Remember, he was seeing spies in his own camp. I think he was easier to bug than the rest of them." HOW about Chuvalo, Cooper or London? Terrell smiled and replied: "They didn't have to be bugged." Terrell also insists that Clay's antics are not upsetting him. "He is making an idiot of himself," Terrell added. "If he wants to clown, he should join the circus.

I don't care how much he talks. I know what he can do. It's a lack of confidence that's making him carry on like that." Clay has scuffled with Terrell in public. He has insulted him by calling Ernie an "Uncle Tom." He has deprecated his ability. And he needles Ernie constantly by saying he'll ask Terrell a question at the weigh-in and the answer will decide just how badly Clay will beat him.

Clay went so far that the embarrassed promoters were forced to state publicly that they had nothing to do with his childish stunts. And even Herbert Muhammad, the only man who presumably can control the champion, sent a message from Chicago to the noted theologian to hold down the clowning. Understandably, Terrell is concerned. If this fight should happen to be chased but of Texas because of some idiotic or unpatriotic remark by the well-known Muslim minister, there aren't too many places left in the country that would accept Muhammad Ali with open arms. GROVES Tropical River Groves 1 135 Madeira Avenue PI 25 Coral Gables, Florida 33134 I am interested in receiving Prospectus and I full information on your offering.

i. for Income and capita! gains potential with attractive tax shelter features. I i now it was Jolson's turn. He GENE COURTNEY walked out, loosened his tie and said: "That was good, but you ain't heard nuthin yet." If Terrell were a Joison, it might help. But he is a young man who owns a piece of a championship that practically nobody recognizes and who follows Clay's crass but exciting routine with a simple exhibition of boxing.

The audience naturally feels let down. It's like putting the tumbling act after Sammy Davis, Jr. As a result, many here believe that Clay has "psyched" Terrell just as he said he did to Sonny Liston and Cleveland Williams. phone I AD66LS157(KKS-1D) ity Stat 2iP I I Gimbels I PHILADELPHIA UPPH OUST Gtf AT NOITHEAIT CHELTENHAM MOOUSTCEf- SINO OE PtOSSIA With 100 Million Witnesses I rv I I Terrell Gets Crack at Unbeaten Clay armed fighter (left jabs and fight, but we haven't gotten any figures from our other outlets." Clay, 25, won the title from hooks) with a boring and clutch By GENE COURTNEY Of The Inquirer Staff HOUSTON, Feb. 4.

Cassius Clay will be making the eighth defense of his world heavy weight championship when he meets Ernie Terrell, the World Boxing Association titleholderj in their 15-round match Monday night at the Astrodome. Clay, who prefers to be called I fSf ATTENTION! II Aj Sunbeam Sir and Remington li 1 Imp shaver owners I Muhammad Ali and who is seeking a draft deferment on the grounds that he is a Black Muslim minister, also will be looking for his 27th straight victory since he turned professional in October of 1960. Clay has scored 22 knockouts and he is expected to be at least a 4-1 favorite to win the bout that might have the largest audience ever for a heavyweight championship fight. The audience is being esti ing style. The unbeaten Clay has never been knocked out either in his amateur or pro career but he has been knocked down twice by the late Sonny Banks and by Cooper in his first bout with Clay.

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PA. (Near Philadelphia) SA 6-9300 TR 6-8211 An Equal Opportunity Employer Sonny Liston in Miami Beach on Feb. 25, 1964. He defended it successfully against Liston, Floyd Patterson, George Chuvalo, Henry Cooper, Brian London, Karl Mildenberger and Williams. Terrell won his WBA championship on March 5, 1965, when he outpointed Eddie Machen in a 15-rounder in Chicago.

Terrell, who will be 28 in April, started his pro career in 1957. Two-Mile Relay mated at more than 100 million people in 56 countries. In addition to live telecasts via Early Terrell has a knockout on his record but it actually is a TKO in his first bout with Williams. The referee, Liston, stopped the fight in the seventh round at the urging of Sam Solomon, Terrell's trainer, who feared Ernie would be badly hurt after Williams landed a few bombs. IVCZ THIS WEEK! WE'LL DO a com- motor p'ee moor ver- I haul: replacement of I OVrnGUl all necessary motor parts points, con- AohMHMfiHlNfl i Bird satellite to Great Britain! and via Lani Bird satellite to' To Manhattan; He has had a total of 43 bouts, winning 39 and losing four.

He has knocked out 18 opponents and he has successfully defended his title twice against Villanova 3d rOPEN SUNDAY 10 TO 3- Oaily Sat. S-M94 33 Tears It Tilt Maresi Japan, there will be delayed telecasts to all of Europe, Asia, nity antenna television systems. "This certainly has to be the largest scope a fight has ever achieved," said Mike Malitz, executive vice president of Main Bout, closed circuit TV producer for the fight. The local promoter for the bout is Astrodome Champion- Snow Tire or Regular Treads By ROGER KEIM Chuvalo and Doug Jones. In a comparison between Clay and Terrell, Cassius is rated the better boxer, the faster of the two and the harder puncher.

Many consider Terrell a one- Tale-of-Tape WHY PAY MORE! 9IBVI1 bVliaJ aensers, cons I plus regular 1 CleOnHUp sharpening job and I oiling, cleaning and 1 I tune-up justing 325 I 1 Gimbels Electric Rotors (029). Battery shavers 1 I Street Floor, Market and suburbs 2.50 additional. 1 I ALL STORES OPEN LATE MONDAY NIGHTS A CLAY TERRELL 25 At 27, 218 xWeicht 21S Sec Red Smith's Column on Page 8 COMMUNICATIONS ENGINEERS PHILCO-FORD IS 1111 11HP0RTHMT IMAGE TO COIflBlUIIICflTE! 6-2't Height -6 42' i Chest Normil 42 1 1 ipiirc IS4.00-SS.00 I SB 00 ei Size. No Fed. Tax 7 iissssssssssssssssssssssssissssssssssssssssssssssssssspssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssissssiiiiiissspppssssssssss SS VSk TO CADILLAC Chest Expanded 44 79 Reach 82 16 Biceps 13' i 12' i Forearm 13 34 Waist 32 25 Thigh 22 17 Calf 16 13 Fist 14 x-Official weight to be announced at weigh-in Monday.

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Of The Inquirer Staff Villanova's two-mile relay team was upset Saturday night in the best of the college relay events at the 23d Annual Inquirer Games. Manhattan's Brian Kivlan held off a late rush by Harvard's Bill Burns to give the Jaspers a tight, two-yard victory in 7:42.2, the fastest here since Seton Hall won with a meet record 7:38.2 in 1964. Harvard was timed in 7:42.6. Villanova, despite determined anchor leg by Dave Patrick, who had broken the Borican 1000 record 80 minutes before, was never in contention. The Wildcats were third in 7:45.8.

'CATS HAVE PROBLEMS For Villanova, winners of the Boston AA two-mile relay in 7:30, its problems started early. Al McCafferty didn't run because of a slight muscle pull. But coach Jumbo Elliott has interchanged his lineup through the indoor season. Then leadoff man Jack O' Leary stumbled and almost fell in the traffic jam on the first turn after the start. Before O'Leary recovered, Manhattan's Jim Sherlock had the lead and the rest of the field was WE NEED JUNIOR ENGINEERS, TOO $502,000 for the Floyd Patter-son-Ingemar Johansson bout in the Miami Beach Convention Australia, some countries in Africa and most of the South American nations.

In the U. the fight will be sent to 165 closed circuit locations in 130 cities with an estimated 800,000 seats plus 13 more locations in Canada and it will be beamed to some 70 commu-Hall in 1961 and the largest indoor boxing crowd 35,460 was recorded here last November when Clay fought Cleveland Williams. Bill Giles, spokesman for ACE, said that by Friday ticket sales at the Astrodome were "far ahead of the Clay-Williams UNLIMITED CAREER OPPORTUNITIES AUTOMOTIVE SERVICE INSTRUCTORS and REPRESENTATIVES Attractive openings for individuals with strong automotive mechanical knowledge and aptitude, B.S. degree in Mechanical Engineering or automotive technology preferred but not mandatory. Related experience as a service representative or high school automotive technology instructor highly desirable.

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Middle Atlantic Conference schools. Anchorman Dave Van Dusen ran the last 4:40 in 0:51.1 and closed out Temple's Joe Dau-bert by four yards for the winning time of 3:25.2. Van Dusen took the lead at the start of the 1 gun lap and kept it without difficulty. Temple (3:26.1) easi We have the edge in tomorrow's industrial control market because we already lead the field today. For years, Foxboro has been the foremost supplier of systems and instrumentation for controlling the production of chemicals, food, center, metals, paper, power, textiles, petroleum and other products vital to a better way of life.

Until recently these systems and instrumentation have been analog in nature, but in the past few years digital computer technology has provided an increasing number of companies with a better control capacity. And who's in a better position to provide this capability than the company with the established process control market, a company long conversant with the terminologies and technologies of these complex processes. However, to stay on top we must continue to develop the best computer capability in the business which means hiring the best engineers available. ly was second over West Ches ter State Interviews will be conducted at Cherry Hill, New Jersey. Ta arrange for an appointment at your convenience, please contact J.

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WILLETT Supervisor, Technical Recruiting THE FOXBORO COMPANY DIGITAL SYSTEMS DIVISION Dept. 25-8 PI NEPONSET AVENUE FOXBORO. MASSACHUSETTS tOXBORO "Specialists in Process and Energy Control" An Equal Opportunity Employer sssj What's new on the fashion front? Rubye Graham has the answers. Read Rubye's enlightening reports on today's styles regularly in The Inquirer Fashion Pages..

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