The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 20 July 1967 — Page 5
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Thursday, July 20, 1967
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Frazier stops Chuvalo; apparent heir to crown NEW YORK UPI — Joe Fra-1 Chuvalo's proudest boast was title hopes, the optimistic Chuzier appeared firmly established that he had never been knocked valo replied. "Just temporatoday as heir apparent to the off his feet or stopped, but his rily. He was the better man this heavyweight throne after stop- durability record came to an night, but it could be different ping rugged Canadian George abrupt halt under Frazier's another time." Chuvalo who had never been vicious attack. There are unlikely to be any knocked out in 62 previous . „ ^ ^ , second chances for Chuvalo, fights. A fmal left h0 ° k t0 11,6 Cheek however. He had been the 10thThe end for Chuvalo came as bo " e bll " d ® d the Canadian, and rated contender before the bout, he was left slashed and insen- ^ re ® ° y 0 an s °PP ed but his last impressive victory
the slaughter. oaiT1p in
Pennant race forming in American League
sible at 16 seconds of the fourth round Wednesday night at
Madison Square Garden.
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•T thought the left to the Jones. The 29-year-old Canaright cheek bone exploded his dian, who had 12 straight kay- ; eyeball,” said the 23-year-old 068 over second - raters, seems Frazier, who remained the only doomed to the status of trial unbeaten heavyweight conten- bors€ f° r other talented young-
der by boosting his record to ster3 -
17-0. By stopping Chuvalo, a feat ‘‘He wasn’t stopped on cuts. deposed champion Cassius He was hit on the button and he Cla y wasn’t able to accomplish, knew he was going down so he ^h® second - ranked Frazier turned away.” marked himself as the man to The 2041/*-pound Frazier beat tor to® vacant title, wasted no time in opening a cut | “I hope to meet the NO. 1 on the left side of Chuvalo’s contender,” said the jubilant face before a minute had gone Joe. ‘‘That’s Karl Mildenber-
I by in the first round of the ger.”
j scheduled 12-round heavyweight Garden officials said that elimination bout. , Frazier should consider himself Another cut was opened the top contender now, but ad-
under Chuvalo's right eye in the first round, and a vicious left in the second round turned the 217^4-pound Canadian’s face into a mask of crimson. The oonunission doctor said the cuts were ‘‘superficial’’ but they
ded they would try to arrange a bout with the German during November or December. Mildenberger is committed to participate in a World Boxing Association heavyweight tournament, and a loss in the tour-
poured blood for the remainder ney is the only way he is likely of the bout. A doctor added to get a chance to meet Frazier. that another jarring blow to the
eye might have permanently da-
maged Chuvalo’s vision. Although he could hardly see
out of his right eye, Chuvalo gamely battled back in the third round and staggered Frazier with a blow to the top of
the head.
That was Chuvalo’s last bid for victory as he was pushed into the ropes by Frazier and pounded with a two-fisted body attack. Chuvalo seemed to realize that his long tenure as a title contender was coming to an end, and barely moved from his comer in the fourth round before Frazier ran across the ring and renewed the at-
tack.
Unable to See
A pennant race in the American League is almost as rare as a basement finish by the New York Yankees. But this season the millenium may have finally arrived for the long suffering American League fans. The junior circuit seems to be on its way to its best pennant race since 1948 when Cleveland beat Boston in the only playoff in the history of the league. While National League fans enjoyed close races most of the time during the last two decades. the American League was ruled supreme by the Yankees, who won 14 pennants in 16 years from 1949 to 1964. But it was even more frustrating when the Yanks collapsed because Minnesota in 1965 and Baltimore in 1966 won with only token opposition. Things have finally changed now. There are five teams right in the middle of the race—and none of them are the Yanks, stumbling in ninth place after last year’s cellar finish. Two clubs—the Boston Red Sox and the California Angels —have jumped in the midst of the race since the All-Star break. The Red Sox rattled off their sixth straight victory Wednesday night by downing Baltimore 6-4 to move within 1% games of the Chicago White Sox. Meanwhile, California won its third straight and its 11th in the last 15 games by downing the White Sox 5-2 to
jump just into fourth place just J 2% games out. Detroit slumped to fifth place with a 4-2 loss to Washington. But the Tigers are still in the | race, only ZM games off the pace.
feieaguea STANDINGS
NATIONAL LEAGUE
W L Pet. GB
St. Louis 53 37 .589 Chicago 52 38 .578 1 CincinnaU 51 42 .548 3% Atlanta 46 41 .529 5% San Francisco 48 44 .522 6 Pittsburgh 44 43 .506 7% Philadelphia __.42 45 .483 9% Los Angeles .....38 51 .427 14% New York 37 51 .420 15 Houston 36 55 .396 17%
Wednesday’s Results
New York 8-7, Houston 4-2
‘‘I just turned away trying to Chicago 7, Atlanta 2 get my vision,” said Chuvalo. Los Angeles 3, Philadelphia 1 ‘‘I couldn’t see anything, but U innings I thought if I could get my vis-; Pittsburgh 2, San Francisco 1 ion back I might be able to con- i 11 innings tinue.” St Louis 3, Cincinnati 2, 12 Asked if the loss ended hisi innings
AMERICAN LEAGUE
W L Pet.
Chicago 50 39 .562 Minnesota 49 40 .551 Boston 48 40 .545 California 50 44 .532
Detroit 46
Cleveland . Washington Baltimore . New York .
1
1% 2% 3% 7%
8
42 48 .467 8% 39 49 .443 10%
42 .523
... 43 47 .478 ...43 48 .473
Kansas City ..... 39 52 .429 12 Wednesday’s Results Cleveland 5, New York 2 Boston 6, Baltimore 4 Washington 4. Detroit 2 Kansas City 9, Minnesota 6 California 5, Chicago 2
The Department of Natural Resources reports that fishing activity is light and streams are low' in central Indiana, but bass are hitting at Raccoon Lake and large channel are being I caught at Cataract Lake. For a good weekend of angling read
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Central Indiana: Streams in ! central Indiana are low and : fishing a c t i vi t y light Gelst Reservoir anglers are coming up with catches of crappies, using minnows and jigs, that 1 measure up to 15 inches. Blue-
gills are taking poppers, flies and worms, and ring perch are biting on worms and minnow’s. Bass fishermen are doing well on artificial lures late evenings and night-time. Channel, blue and flathead catfish are biting on cheese, soft craws, and leeches.
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At Morse Reservoir, fair-siz-ed bluegills are filling stringers by using worms, artificial flies and beemoths. Crappies. not too large, are being caught in good numbers. Several largemouth 1 bass, average size, were noted j during creel checks by Department of Natural Resources fieldmen. The water is normal in White River and the usual cacthes of carp and catfish continue to be taken. The water is clear and normal at Kokomo Reservoir, with several catches of crappies, bluegills and channel catfish being reported by fieldmen. Crappies, bluegills and largemouth bass are filling stringers at the Prairie Creek Reservoir. Channel catfish are biting on chicken liver and cheese baits in the Mississinewa River. Bass are being caught at Raccoon Lake by using deepj running artificials, bluegills are taking poppers and redworms, and crappies are biting on jigs and minnows. Cataract Lake fishermen are getting large channel and blue catfish using live bait, crappies on jigs and a few bass on deep-running
artificials.
Monroe Reservoir anglers continue to get many, bass by using both live and artificial baits, with the larger bass being caught on deeper-running artificials. Catches of bullheads are being hooked on worms. Bluegills are biting on redwonns and poppers.
PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE Eastern Division W. L Pet. GB San Diego 56 39 .589 Oklahoma City 50 49 .505 8 Phoenix 49 48 .506 8 Indianapolis 47 46 .505 8 Denver 46 49 .484 10 Tulsa - 39 56 .411 17 Western Division W L Pet. GB Spokane 52 44 .542 SeatUe 51 46 .526 1% Vancouver _.... 50 45 .526 1% Tacoma .....52 47 .525 1% Portland 44 54 .449 9 Hawaii 42 55 .433 10% Wednesday’s Results Portland 8-0, Oklahoma City 13 Tulsa 3, Spokane 1 Seattle 2-0. Denver 1-1, 2nd game 13 innings Indianapolis 5, Vancouver 2, 6 innings, rain Hawaii 8, Tacoma 5 Thursday’s Games Portland at Oklahoma City Spokane at Tulsa San Diego at Phoenix Denver at Seattle Indianapolis at Vancouver Tacoma at Hawaii
Meet West Vigo Greencastle’s Little Leaguers wnll take on the Terre Haute; West Vigq team tonight in the 1 Area S Little League Tournament at 8 p.m. in a game that: was scheduled for Wednesday night but canceled because of rain. The game will take place In \ Terre Haute at the park at 16th Street and the Pennsylvania Railroad crossing.
Withdraws
DENVER UPI — Former champion Bob Hamilton, Evansville, Ind., withdrew from the 49th PGA championship Wednesday because of illness in his
family.
Hamilton, who won the title in 1944, was one of three former champs who dropped out of the tourney starting here today. The others were three-time winner Sam Snead and 1939 champion Henry Pickard.
In the other American League games, Minnesota remained one game behind the Sox by dropping a 9-6 game to j Kansas City and Cleveland beat j New York 5-2.
In the National League action, New York swept a doubleheader from Houston 8-4 and 7-2, Chicago whipped Atlanta 7-2, Los Angeles edged Philadelphia 3-1 in 11 innings, Pittsburgh nipped San Francisco 2-1 in 11 innings and St. Louis topped Cincinnati 3-2 In 12 innings. Boston exploded for five runs with two out in the fifth inning to edge Baltimore. Reggie Smith’s single, a walk and Mike
Andrews’ homer accounted for the first three and Tony Conigliaro’s two-run triple provided the winning margin. The Angels bombed Joe Horlen for three runs in the fourth inning to beat the White Sox. Jim Fregosi doubled in one run and Tom Satriano doubled in the other two to enable Jack Hamilton to gain the win although Minnie Rojas went the
final 2% innings for the Angels. Minnesota could have tied for first place by dowming Kansas City, but the A’s erupted for five runs in the eighth to wipe out a 6-4 deficit. Ozzie Chavarria’s tw’o-run single broke a 6-6 tie and decided the contest. A1 Worthington lost the game in relief and Jack Sanford won it. Washington con t i n u e d its surge as Paul Casanova drove ! In two runs, including the tie breaker in the ninth, with a pair of singles to down Detroit. | Darold Knowles w r on the game in relief.
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