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4L I THE rV.lLADKLFIIIA li.Tlii. i.e. jui.y in. 1903 adh This Itay in Sporls Harris-Griffith Bout Reset to Aug. 6 i 1 Ha(KA TiimM Vesper Brother Duo Seeks Triumph in Henley Regatta By GENE COURTNEY accepting the word of the doc-would continue Ws workouts at iBenny Bowser and Bobby Cas-0 The Inquirer Staff itor New York that he is fit the 23d PAL gym and also fin- sidy.

a to fight." no at Pleasantville. Joe Harris-Emile Griffith mid-'sCOFFS AT REPORTS Brenner, the Garden match- DALE CARNEGIE COURSE and DALE CARNEGIE SALES COURSE HENLEY-OX THAMES, Eng-'were, but we'll look good," said boat because the school does not land, July 9 (AP) A pair of' Tom, a U. S. Army captain support rowing as part of its dleweight elimination bout hasj There were rumors that the'ma'ter 8al( tna tne winner been rescheduled for Tuesday postponements were caused be- definitely would meet (Nino) night, Aug. 6, at the Spectrum, cause Griffith wanted to pull Benvenuti," the handsome Ital-promoter Herman Taylor an- out of the fight, but the New an wn0 won title from nounced Tuesday during a Yorker scoffed at these renorts 'Griffith last March In New sports curriculum.

Their seasoned Olympic gold medal-; serving in West Germany. ents raised an additional $10 r0 1 isis ana iwo aeierminra scnooi- Tom 33 haj been rowing necessary to bring them 1L. Cl.L noy crews icau me innum CLASSES NOW FORMING York. press conference at United States assault on the wlth the German lkm Club mc ou.lc nQt ducking Gypsy," 'Griffith said "I don't dnrlc anv. (Athletic Commission.

"Benvenuti," Brenner added, The 12-round bout, originally bodv. I'm not 'a-scared of be here for the fight." Mr 11 litformatlaa scheduled for July 8. was reset one I have to fight in the ring." RUSSELL FACES WOODY The Harris-Griffith fight is dleweight champion, suffered Kn. doubkheader which four-day Henley loyal Regatta Karlsruhe. Joe, 31-year-old cap-KET TO COMPETE opening Wednesday tain in the U.

S. Air Force, has' ony been going for The veterans an the Amlong P1 trim in United states- three years, but we were lucky, brothers. Joe a id Tom, of, Both were members of Ves-jto get such a good bunch of Philadelphia's Vsjer BC, row-'per's heavyweight crew which, boys." said coach Mike Gasch. Ing together for tiie first time won a gold medal in the Tokyo' in another race of the Prhv In four years. 'Olympics.

cess Elizabeth Cup, Kent "We may not be as fast as we "We both served in Vietnam, School, takes on En-. which interrupted the rowing gland's Shrewsbury School. jBuj; LO 4-5275 r-r and then it was'ia 7 wm mciuae a neavyweigm doui and then it was groin injury vidin-jr iu. "iDtween Philadelphia's Rocrer IEADEISHI INST. 1411 Walnut St.

Ipostponed again when the New 'U3LUV11CU ICaill OT 111 II L11IT lr-W' a Worker aravated th ailment ue Du.s'.esl we veRusseu and New York'a James "ound lor years. He won't j. woody. Both fighters, away from anybody." i (Griffith) and, Then cianrv addedf "We'll' Gr lhth- expects to ers, Gil Clancy somewhat," Joe said. I Kent reached the semifinals The American pair have a the la1 bufl beat Andy Wednesday's Sport Events xanic umarn uiarnsj.

start training Wednesday and JULY 10, HJbw burdette, PENNANT-tOMD HIT TWO HO.VERS IN A FOR THE SECOND TIMS- ANP FEOVE IN Al RUNS TO LEAD AM 8-4 WIN CVEK; ALSTON'S rccc-ecs at los whizz. Heilman on the West Coast in tough first race, meeting If J. TU. nidui.xjn aquare uaraen maicn- hoxinff iiuiiua. iiicn tv i u.

I I I -i 1 aw ain's Jerry Sutton and Pat matter ieaay crenner ana down take Griffith liUUC. A IIC JU1IIICT! LUdlll(JIUIl llda knocked out 20 of his opponents lor aiienoea the meeting UllIC 111 JLJ 1113b Idle The highlight of the regatta is on Thursday when the Harvard and Cornell lightweights clash N. for the last HWIMMIfO Phlta. t-lmi ebemlnnhlBS Sharp, in the silver goblets for paired cars. wmcn commissioner franK.pejj iWildman approved the Aug .6 fjPht Xetlr root.

Til ACK A4P eVT1menl m-et at P'atfnrd or 10 days before the once wheQ Rubin (h, Carter caught him cold in the The U. S. high school cham- for the Thames Cup. E. B.

Stuart Hi2h. of, FMII.F UORRIPC IFH firct Tton 9ft 10M in Tewmhla Hlfh Rrhanl. 4:30 T. M. 1 nions J.

golf Junior fcnri ehampleiihlpe at Runt- Fairfax, meet England's CRIMSON FAVORED DEALER HOW 111 JEUICIFJTOWN McCLEERY TIRE SERVICE 118 YORK RD. TU 7-0444 Block Nartt af Itt TarlK Ytrk lua Wkkint Uni) Harvard and Cornell ha Oundle School in the first round TICKETS HONORED i tuhnrrh I Durham, Gypsy's comanager Pittsburgh. 4Im1raf.dl1atfIy along with Willie Reddish, said! Harris, 22, has knocked out nounced that all tickets sold that "we are more worried nine rivals and he has never Eagles Sign at HmI Shore. of the Princess Elizabeth Cup' been playing hide-and-seek practice, dodging observers Delaware Perk-Ftrat 1:30 T. M.

for schoolboy tight.S. uie unguiai aaie WOUia De non-'ahont Griffith than anv nthpr heen stnnnpd UnwfVPr was ored. sr. m. I The Stuart crew begged and each other's camps, ra.djwin.

tor J3000 Cornell, averaging about 169 fighter Gypsy has met." jknocked down three times by Top Draft Pick Durham said that Gypsy) Stanley (Kitten) Hayward, "The people must really want to see this fight," Taylor said. pounds a man to Harvard's 164, is a slight favorite. "We are faster at the start, "We stopped selling tickets at Tim Rossovich, $36,000 when the postpone "rr.rr; defensive end on the University menta came and in all that 0 bWM mms redeem only 1 Southern California's nationalme we've had to rec Williams 'A manager Randy chamDionshiD team last vear wree tickets two $15 ones SWITCH BACK DATES and No. 1 draft choice of theian( one $10 ticket." 9 129 Eagles, has signed a 1968 Both the unbeaten Harris mmmm tote The regatta, founded II ss years ago, has had its contract, general man-i(24-0) and Griffith (54-9) will tion troubles this year. The ager-coach Joe Kuharich an-'resume heavy training Wednes- r-mfr fill committee switched the dates nounced luesday.

jday. from the first week of July to Rossovich has been selected to GYPSY 'IN SHAPE' th in avniH fl a chin a r1 a fnr iha rH a a a All Ctfpi $5 4 with the English school exams' against the world champion' ua but then clashed even more dis- Green Bay Packers at Chicago ln.boxing astrously with the European on Friday night. Aug. 2, arul will he was very: BRAKE a FRONT-END SERVICE Here's what we do to put your car back in safe driving condition: nowing nampionsnips in LU-irepun to me training trim cerne, Switzerland, and the U.S. camp at Northwestern Uni- "TJ versity on Thursday.

rZrrtZ 1 r--Jr v- Gnffjtf was pronounced fit rtuiidu iuu ig after an examination Monday Olympic tryouts in California. Thus Henley will not have this year the usual number of crack American and European heavyweight crews. uno. ana joe rrzyDycsi Dr. John Grozine.

of New aiso are memDers ot me au- Align front end ALL FOR ONLY Star team. Rossovich Regatta officials, however, is 6-foot-4 and announced they had switched weifchs 245 pounds. The 22-year York, who had reported last week that Emile had suffered "multiple contusions of the right pelvic region and an injury to the inguinal ligament." And Dr. Wilbur H. Strickland, of the State Athletic Commission, said Tuesday, that "I am the dates back to the old period! old athlete from Palo Alto, for next year.

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