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10 A THE ABILENE REPORTER-NEWS I AMkM, Ttut, Tnmiiy AnfMi 1W IN 12-ROUNDER i Griffith Slight Fight Underdog PHILADELPHIA (AP) veteran Emilc Griffith pits Ills experience and punch against Ihe unorthodox style of unbeaten Gypsy Joe Harris Tuesday iillfilh The Philadelphia)! gy rales around the ring, (jouncing off the ropes, wheeling from side-lo-side, doing ballet steps, dropping his gloves and walking night in a scheduled 12-rotmd away (rom an 'opponent. He middleweight fight at the Spec Irum. The 29-year-old Griffith hopes to use Harris as a stepping stone to a return boul with Mid dleweight champion Nino Ben venuti ol Italy. Benvenuli took the title from Griffith on a 15 round decision last March, Despite his record of 55-9, Griffith, three lime welter- weigh! champion and twice the middleweight king, is a slight underdog against the 22-year- old Harris of Philadelphia liar ris has won 24 fights and could be in line for a Benvenuli shot should he beat Griffith. A solid puncher, Griffith has knocked out 20 opponents and been slopped only once, when Rubin Carter finished him in the first round at Pittsburgh in 1963.

Harris kayocd nine foes and never has been stopped, although decked by Stanley (Kitten) Hayward, Benny Bowser and Bobb Cassidy. The bout originally was slaled for July 8, but had to be post poned when Griffith sustained a groin injury in his most recent fight, a iziound decision over Andy Heilman in California last 'June Hams hasn't fought since he outpointed Dick DiVeronica here in March. Griffith is expected to weigh about 157 pounds, while Harris, whose weight is always a mystery, figures to come al about claims It's a style designed to make an opponent dizzy and hat he's ready lo throw punch from each position, WBA Honors 3 Boxers of Month weight Raton named Monday boxing Association to share Bover of the Month honors Cruz, of Santo Domingo, was cited for his victory over Carlos fntltr. Argentina. 4, Leolls Marlln, Philadelphia.

Sonny Uslon, Las Vegas, Nev. 6, Floyd 'allerson. Hen York. 7, Boone Klrkman, ieallle, Wash. Henry Clark, Los Andes.

1, Alvln Lewis, Dilroll 10, Eduar- oo Corlelll, Argentina. UajM Bob Foster, Washington, D.c. Eddie Jones, Los Anodes, Greg Derail Argentina. 3, Jose 'ork I Harold Johnson, Philadelphia 5. Dick Tiger, fltafra.

4, Lolhar Slerwel, Germany 7, Plero Del Papa, Hal' Rouse, Anaconda, Mont the No same poundage Once the 1 contender for Curtis Cokes' weltTweight titles, Harris's weight problem forced him into the middleweight class Harris is counting upon his unorthodox sljle to confuse CM." Cossius, Joe Frailer Swop 'Blows' jir ATLANTIC CITY (AP) De posed heavyweight champion Cassius Clay and one of his 'successors, Joe Frazier, went a each olherfor five minutes. Bui the only winners were the pa Irons at a local night club. Clay, who prefers to be known by his Black Muslim name of Muhammed Ali, turned up Sunday night to watch Frazier sing at the Jet Set Lounge here About midway through the act, the former champion, who was stripped of his title when he 'was convicted of failing to report for induction into the army, jumped on the stage. Both men removed their jack els and sparred with open palms tor about five minutes to appreciative laughs from the audience. The faced the audience and said: "I'd rather be in jail and -fed lhan in Vielnam and dead He said P'razier, who is recog nized as champion in New York and several other states is "a good fighter" who could handle both Sonny Lislon and Ernie Listen and Terrell were considered two of Clay's tough er opponents.

Griffith says he's not dis- uibed about being an under dog "1 like to be an underdog I'ie been before, I'm fighting in the young man's home town He's unbeaten I understand But all I have to do is perform like 1 can perform So he's nev- a er lost. There's a first time for everything." SYLVANIA, Ohio, (AP) Carlos Ci-ut, newly crowned 'ighlwcight champion, heavyweight Al (Blue) Lewis, and fly Mojlca were by the World WBA RATINGS The rnonlh ratlncjSL HwvywitoliH Champion, Jimmy Ellis, Louisville, Ky Jerry Quarry, Joe Philadelphia. 3, Oscar Scnavena, Ortiz in their lille bout. Lewis, of Detroit, was recog ued for a sensalional second ound TKO over Edwardo Cor ettl of Argentina that move Im into the No 9 spol Ihc eavyweighl rankings Mojica, a Nicaraguan, niovei nlo Ihe ninth spot among fly weights after his win over No. anked Chartchal Chioni 'hailand.

Meanwhile, former ehami onny Listori moved back )nd he Heavyweight rankings a Vo 5 after a TKO over Henry who dropped to Eighlh esiman, Houston laly I Mark Andy Kendall, Champion Nino Benvenuli. Don Fullmer, Wesl Jordan Utah 1, Luis lodrlquej, Miami Beach, F.la.- 3. Fefd lernandei, Sidney. Rondon, Veneiuel! Neb Vincent Paul Juan Carlos Dur in, Argentina: 4, Emlre GrlffHh, New York 7, Andy Heilman, Fargo, 8 'lcs Monion, Argentina. 9, Charlie Aus- In, Bogs, Copenhagen JNI tr MIMItwtlgMi Freddie Little, Las Vegas.

1, XI Soo Kim. '3, Gypsey Joe Harris, Phlladel- Stanley Hay ward, Philadelphia. 5, lenny Brlscoe Philadelphia Denny toyer, Portland. 7, Danny Perei Brook yn. 8.

Harold Richardson, Newark Bo Hoberg, Sweden ID Bobby Cassidy, New York Champion Curtis Cokes, Dallas, Tex 1, Ramon LaCrvi, Argentina. 3. Raul Sorl ano Mexico 3 Percy Pugh New Or eans La 1 Ernie Lopci Las Vegas, Nev 5 Manuel Ganiatei, Odessa Tex Joe Shaw New York 7, Pele Toro Hew York Jerry Pellegrini NEW Orleans La 9, Jose Napoles Mexico 10 Dick di Veronica New York Junl.r Champion. Paul Fujll, Honolulu, Ha- loche, 5, waii. Adalph Adlque, Los Philippines, Angeles, 1, Pedro Henrique, Bruli, 5, Marcel Cerdan, France, Bru no Arcarl Italy 7, Lennox Beck let Trlnl dad I Eddie Perkins Chicago Wllll Oualuor, Germany 10, Larry Flavlano, Philippines LkjeitwelglTh Champion Carlos Cruz Sanfo Domlfl 30.

Akihha Someya, Japan. 7, Ismael -aguna, NEW York. 3, Armundo, Ramos, Los Angeles. 4, Ortli. New York, Frankle Kervaei, New York.

6, Carlos Arc, Buenos Aires. 7, Lloyd Marshall, Ne wark. H.l. Shu "rt." Korea. Ken Scotland.

10, Borge Krogn, Such ana Denmark. Junior Ctiamplon Hlrosha Kpbavashl Japan Rene Barrlentos, Philippines. Jaime Valladares, Ecuador. 3, Carlos'Canfe, Ar- lenllna. VYoshlakl 5 Anlonlo Amaya, Panama: 6, RoXori; Ishr Japan.

7, SJbadtean Naclmlento, irarll. Ruben Navarro, Los Angeles. Jene Rque, France 10. Arlhur Persley, PMrlwrwefehir Champion, Raul Rolas, San Pedro, Cal I. 1, Pedro Gomel, Venezuela.

7. Sno Sa yo, Japan 3 Johnny Famechon, Auslra a i Flghllng Harada Japan DwloM Hanktns Los Angeles Robert And Philippines 7, Frankle Crawford, Anqeles. 8, Bobby San Diego, Calll, 9, Bernardo Carabello, CotumWa. Jose Legra, Spain. Champion Lionel Australia I Won Let, Korea.

Jesus Casllllo. Mexico. Elgo Takaol. Japen. 4, Jesus Imtnlel, Mexico.

5. TaVao Sakural. Japan, Alan Rudkln, England. 7, kyuzo Hashimoto Japan I Rubin Ollvarei Mexico. 1, Ralon Mollca, Nicaragua 10 Danny rnanalonq, Philippines.

FlymltNH Cnamplon Horaclo Accavallo Argenll ChlonI, Thailand. Jose Severlno, Brail). 3, HiroyaM Eblhara, Ja Gilbreth Manned To All-State 9 LUBBOCK, TEX (AP) Bll iilbreth of Abilene was one pitchers named by the Stal Sation.il Baseball Congress I is All State team Monday The team included 16 playing members and Mgr Jim Suile tbe Lubbock Hubber 1 sinners of the tournament Vamed were: Catchers Allen Jones of Fort Vorlh and Buddy Roberts lercedes, IB Albert liarcroft rlmglon, 2B Lou Bagwell he Hubbcrs, 3B Bill Glaser raGrange, SS Jim Montgomerj Lubbock Raiders; i i nfielder Jerry Haggard Aibbock Raiders LF-Charle Morrison, Fort Worth CK Richard Cortez, Mercedes, RF ary Dement, Hubbers, Utilit utfielder i Sonny William 1 Arlington The pitchers named included, Bill Gilbreth, Abilene, Doi 'alcon, San Antonio, Dick Towers, Longview, David Yales ort Worth, and a Vashington, Raiders. The most valuable player Thompson of Fort Worlh vho was not selected lo the All lar team. Yales was named aluable pitcher.

pan. 4, Takeshi Nakemura, 1 Vllljcsmpo, Phllliplnu. .6, Melsor Alarcon, Argentina. Elren Torrfs, Mex co. Erblto Salavarrla, prilllpplnes V.

Benltrenk Charvanchl Thailand 10, Yuio Muruml, Japan. Fishing Report IHubbard Creek Lake Channel cat, crappie and bass still running good here. Roy Phillips and Larry Rone of Decalur caughl 5 bass for 13 pounds total weight and one crappie; Jeff Shamlin and Fred Lippe caught 16 pounds of channel cat; Paul Hadley of Wichita Falls had five bass (or 17 pounds. Lake Cisco Crappie and bass are running well. Reba Head, Pearl Carson and Sue Brooks, all of Cisco, caught a mess of 2 pound bass out of Ihe Simmons' place.

J. N. Daniels had a Jour-pound bass this week. Lake Coleman Bass trotlining Is good with catches running from to 3 pounds. Lake Brpwnwood The crappie fishing is great, white bass good, channel cat poor.

Night-lime fishing is good. Lake Leon Clint and Mary Revels of Garland caught seven bass up to four pounds on purple worms. Buel Bryan had two channel cat, Dick Henderson had seven bass, and Glen Yarborough of Ranger hooked four good bass morning. Lake Kirby Channel cat is the story here, biting on stink bait. One woman had a 12 pound cat that was lagged by the a biological survey learn.

Good crowd fishing this past weekend. Lake Abilene One fisherman had 13 channel cat in an hour and a half. Bight were good size. Quite a few fisherman were out on the weekend and more out Monday lhan usual. Good fishing off Ihc dam.

Lake Colorado Cily Still giving prizes here for top catches. Mike Appcrson, Colorado City and Stan Thorlon, Lubbock, caught a 10 pound, 7 ounce channel cat; Don Parks, Big Spring, caught a four pound yellow cat. Key Morris of Odessa caught 19 pounds of yellow cat. Lake Champion J. W.

Rogers and Wayne Ruminer of Colorado Cily caught an 11 pound channel cat, a 14 pound channel cat and one 21 pound channel cat for some good fishing. Felix Foster of Lamesa hooked 78 blue gill. UT to Send Stars loFW Grid Rally FORT WORTH (AP) Quar erback Bill Bradley, tailback Ms Gilbert and linebacke 'orby Robertson will represcn he University of at the nnual football rally here Aug 5. They will be accompanied by oach Darrell Royal, a spokes man for the rally said. Tonlo Coleman, commissione if-the Southeastern Conference till address the banquet, an 1 humorist-column st Morris Frank will be maste I ceremonies.

Top Girl Golfers Wichita Falls WICHITA FALLS Top gir SOlfcrs meet here through Aug I to compete in the Women' West Texas Junior Go Tournament in a field whic ricludes two past winners. Defending a i Frances Collins of Amarillo young golfer who broke Ih streak of Kathy Hulson who wo the meet from 1961 through 1SJ66 Other top ch allc ngers a Toyua Jones of Andrews, Karc Shipman of Plainview an Margaret Locke, also Plainview. Aspermont Slates Golf Tournament A partnership golf tournament ha been scheduled here Saturd; and Sunday. An 18-hole qualifying twin will be held Saturday, follow by a barbeque supper for a participants. Entry fee is Additional information ean 1 obtained by calling 3611 or 4M in Aspermont.

THE HIGH AND TUB MIGHTY Illinois Gov Samuel Shapiro, light, has to look way up to Russell, foimer college All Ameiican basketball playei at Michigan, during the, govemor's review of Illinois National Guarclsni.m undergoing summer tiaimng cxeiciscs at Camp Ripley, Minn Russell now plays for the New Yoik Kmckeinockeis. (AP Wue- photo) PRO GRID ROUNDUP OILERS KEfmviLLE, Tex (AP) Rookies Mike H.uk and Flvin iethea of the Houslon Oileis will tart against the New Yoik Jetsj the exhibtion football same in 1 loub(on nevt week, coach Wally Lemm said Monday Haik, from Mississippi, will tart at flanker in place of Glenn lass, who is out a sore nkle Bethea, a 257 pound offensive ackle from Norlh Carolina AT Mil replace Wail Suggs, who suf ered a shoulder injury against he Washington Hedskms last seek PACKERS GREEN BAY, Wis (AP) College All-Stars Fred Carr he University of Texas El Paso and Bill Luce 1 of Arizona got first workoul vuth the Green Bay Packers Monday Carr, a 6 foot 5, 240 pound ipeedsler and a linebacker in college, is being tried at tight He's competing against ix year veteran Man' Fleming and third vear man Phil Van who came to the Pack- he Jim Taylor trade with Ihe ew Orleans Saints. Lueck, 6 3 and 235, is bidding or a backup spot behind guards lerry Kramer and Gale Giliing ham. The Pickers, continuing their carcfi for a kicking specialist replace the retired Don Chan Her, are looking at Bornado ioina, a center-forward for the ''all River, Astros of the imerican Soccer League. COLTS WESTMINISTER, MD (AP) The Baltimore a ight drill in shorts Monday as hey returned lo the practice AMERICAN LEAGUE STILL VOID Gncy Corners Market On NL's .300 Batters 'icld following their 14 12 cxhibi ion victory ovei the Oaklnnc ilaiders.

Joining the squad were rook- es John Williams from Minne sola and Jim Duiican from Mary and Slate, who had plajcd in College All Star game last Friday against Ihe Green Bay PacKeis BENGALS NEW YORK (AP) Cincinnati's baseball delegation had of the five representatives in the roll call for 300 niajoi league hitters Nfonday. The Reds' contingent was led jy Pete Rose, the National League's No 2 bailer al 332 He was followed by teammates Alex Johnson, .319 and Tommy Helms, .310. The other two plajers over 300 are Matty Alou of Pittsburgh, leading the NL al .334, and Curl Flood of St, Louis, No. 5 al 302 The list of 300 batsmen was reduced by Ihree last week Rick Monday of Oakland, who paced the Amencan League a week ago, slipped 14 points to foul Ih place at 292 Rusty Staul) Houston fell six points lo 297 and Tom Hallci of Los Angeles dropped Ihree pomls to 299 in Ihe NL The highesl American League is 296, shared by Rod Carew and Ted Uhlaeniler, both the Minnesota-Twins. Carew gained 12 points by collecting seven hits 13 tries last week Uhlaendcr picked up four point' with a 9 for 25 performance Ken Hairelson of Boston is only one point behind the co- leadeis at 295 He climbed Ihree points with 11 hit in 35 times al bat Harrelson drove in 16 runs and lifted his league leading RBf total to 90 Washington's Frank Howard maintained his lop position in home luns with 31, an increase of three over ast week.

The Pirates' Alou lost one omt from his leading percent ge He colle- led 11 safeties in 34 tlempts in lasl week's action lose climbed siv pomls on a 15 or 40 showing Johnson ad- anced seven pomls with eighl its in 16 tries and Helms loved up eighl points with afeties in 34 at bats Flood WILMINGTON, Ohio (AP) The Cincinnati Bengals sliced hrcc veterans and thiee rookies from their squad Monday All aie defensive plavcrs Cut Monday were veterans Sol Brantun, Richaid Sligh anil Tom Rhoads and rookies Jim Johnson, Sidney Ellts and Harold Jones. DOLPHINS BOCA RATON, Fla (AP) Coach George Wilson put five Miami Dolphins on waivers Monday, trimming the Amen can Football League club's ros ler to 57 players. One of those waived was John Boynton, offensive tackle from Tennessee, who was the club's ers in the offseason as part of seventh round choice in this year's draft. RAMS FULLER! ON, Calif (AP) Mike Lahood of Wyoming, fig ured the top rookie prospect for the Los Angeles Rams, left the club Monday for six months of duty wilh the National Guard. The 248 pound guard was the top draft choice for Los Angeles Beban was traded to Washington Linebacker Bob Sanders, who suffeied a knee injury, will be lost to the club for two weeks Sanders came lo Los Angeles in the deal which receiver Bucky Pope to Atlanta.

SPORTS NOTES Williams Out For KO Record Tonight Heavyweight CLEVELAND WILLIAMS of Houston will seek to break the record of 54 knockouts Tuesday night in a scheduled 10 round match wilh JEAN-CLAUDE ROY of Canada in Houston. Williams, 35, shares the record wilh heavyweight champion JOE LOUIS Roy, from Montmagny, Quebec, lost a 12-round decision in June to Canadian heavyweight a i GEORGE A Williams has a 69-6-1 record. ZIP BUTLER, one-armed golfer frorn Dalhart, Texas, sparked his team to victory Monday in the Clovis, N.M.; Colonial Park McNEILL, both of one. Iluller, who uses his good right arm, made his ace on Ihe 207-yard llth hole, using a seven iron. The Panhandle goiter was playing with a A I BREWSTER and GORDON KAISER and BETTY McNEILL, both of Clovis.

A X'HITWORTH knocked $1,100 CAROL MANN'S lead in Ladies i a Association tournament win- wings a bul she still trails Mrs Mann by more than $1,700. Miss Whtlworth picked up $2,250 by winning (he 515,000 tournament at Danbury, while Miss Mann won $1,150 wilh her fourth place finish. Boston Red Sox owner TOM 'YAffKEY a baseball eventually will ha've three eight-- learn major leagues instead of Ihe two 12-team leagues planned for next year. Bill McClure To Lecture In Arkansas Bill McClure, A i Christian College track and fielc oach, will be featured track ecturer at the Arkansas High School Coaches Association llimc in lillle Rock Ark luesday through Friday The veteran coach wil speak on all phases of track am ield. He is on the program with such notables as Tex Winter (ansas Stale basketball coach and Red Parker, football coacl of The Citadel Over 900 coaches will atlem lie Clinic McClure has produced 14 All Amei leans in his five years ACC's head man.

He has won I 1 major titles and the Southlam Conference championship fo: ive consecutive years Abilene Archers Make Big Showing In Vernon Meet VERNON archer: 'rom the Abilene club either first or second in thei classes the Vcrno Archerj' Tournament Sunday Truman Atkinson, Craig Fo and Phil White led the lunters class, while Donni Sowman placed second in the I mw hunter class. Donna Chambliss had th other first, winning the women' larebow class. in imbliss was second in men' jarebow class and Tom Murray, was second in men' barcbow class. Coaching Vacancy AIDe Leon High DE LEON Coach-Jeral McCanlies announced that Leon High School has a assistant football coachin vacancy. Persons interested i the position should contact coac McCanlies or Superintendent Schools James Perkins.

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INTRODUCTORY OFFER WORTH J1.5Q Cut ixjl rtiii lo GibtOn'l Purclraw one patV of SWVQEM I2'l rKtlvt marc SVNA-CIEAR 11 Pod Frn. 2550 Barrow GIBSON'S PHARMACIES 3202 No, Isr anagcd only six Ms 30 tups diopped seven points Willie Mcovey of San Francis continues lo lead Ihe Nation League in homeis ind runs illed In wilh 26 and 68, respec rely He had a pah of homers id five RBI Idsl week The fig. tires include Sunday's games. A 276 average" was good enough lo earn lOlh place in the Amencan League ft'i owned by Reggie Smith of Boston The No 10 Intlei Pittsburgh's 288 in the National is Mauiy Wills at GRASS COURT TENNIS Hewitt Leading SOUTHAMPTON, (AP) Bob a transplanted ustnilian, who calls South Af ca his home, led the field past TENNIS RESULTS Dick Leach, Rouno Arcadia. Cal dclealed ke Diego, 4-1, 10-8.

-iumpfirey Hose, Venezuela; defeaiea erce Kellcy, Miami, 10-12, 6-4, -J, Jalmle Fillol, Chile, deleated Peter mmls, 6-2, 6-u. aul Hutchlns, Great Britain, defeated II Borcwtak, 6-1, M. 'remlil Lall, India, defeated Bll Cul West Point, 3 1 Allan defeated Rcber- Marcher, Braiil, 6-3, s-2. Tom Moiur, Sweel Water Tennj ide died Inn KM Japan, 6 1, Russell Jamaica deleatcd eve Zalenskl, Chicago, Sherwood Stewart, ated Leonard, Arcadia, Calif i Ramanalhan Krlshnan defeated an Btecklnger, Oihkosh, 7-S, W. Mike Eslep, Dallas, delealed Dick ockton.

Garden 4 3 6-J JaslilSlngh India defeated Bcb Bark lion, N.Y./ 6-2, 6-3. Iflmorc, defeated Paul Porl Washli Len Schloss, Hill, 7-5. 6-2. Dick Dell, Belhesda, Md defeated eve Stegel Teaneck, 6-2, 62 Tito vaiquci, Argentina, defeated utch scewagen Mew Yark, 7 5 6 2 Ron Highland Falls. N.Y., Icated Mike Mullan, PMIadelptila, Ml Rluiard Kr.gM Seattle Wash, deleal Reynolds Great Britain 6-3 10-8 Jcachlm Loyo-Mayo.

wexlco, del.eatec 0. Albgbo, Greal Britain. 9-7; Stan Paiarall, Puerto Rico, defeated E. Dorey, Great Britain 6 3 6 3 Ren Goldman Washington, de ated Alberto Carrero, Puerto Rico, 6-4, Ed Grubb, Sanla Monica, 1 defeat Marcello Lara, Me'xlco, 6-4, a6 Chauncey Steel 111 Cafnbrldqe Mass EfeaUdiHaroun Pakistan 3-6 Chris Bovelt, Great Britain defeated eler Fishbach, Great rJeck, 61311 Pefcr Curtis Great Britain dc'ealed iam Brown. Omaha, 6-4.

Gerry Perry, Springfield, Mo defeated ack Taylor Seattle, 6-4, 7 5 Bob Hewitt, South Africa, defeated Ian ewitt Great Britain 6-2 6-2" he fust lound in the 79(h Invi lien's Grass Court Tennis Tournament at the Meadow Monday by beating Ian Hewitt, a young Englishman, no relation, By Bob Hewitt, who is seeded first, bcdl Ian riewitl, a membci of the touring Oxford Cainbndge team, by heso same scores the first round alnthe Eastern Grass Court Championships lasj 'Ron Holmberg of Highland Falls, fifth ranking airwlenr and the coun- foremost representative louinamenl also asily, beating Mike Mullan of Philadelphia 0, 2 The cnfue Davis Cup squad is the event to get ready for an Aug 16 mntch with Spam in Cleveland. While third seeded Gene Scott of it James, America's eighth ranked fourth seeded amateur, and Ray Moore of South Africa waited until TUPS day foi Ihqn first marches, the rest of the'seeded plajeis ad vanced much incidence SOFT WATER SERVICE 692 0116 Car Insurance Due? STATE FARM MUTUAL IS NOW PAYING A DIVIDEND lo eligible Texas policy holders" on currently expiring' 6 mc-nlki oulo policies See me for deloils Kill ij Joe Toombs 3150 SOUTH T4fh ft 672-8415 STATE FABM INSURANCE COMPANIES Home Olllcesi Blcomington, Illinois 2X1 ClTXiS HCHBUi AMERICAN CEH SOCIETY and, together, the two make one of the most dramatic of brida! ensemble. Unlike conventional solitaires, the diamond in engagement ring sweeps down and over thew-i-d-e, W-i-d-ewedding band thatmijlit conie out of your great-grandmother's jewel boy. lllustiatiens slightly enlarged.