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Tuesday, October 17, 1967

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Lawyer sues Clay; Clay can't pay

HOUSTON UPI — Cassius! while his case is on appeal.

Clay’s former lawyer Hayden;

Covington, sued the former heavyweight champion for $284,615 Monday, complaining he has never gotten his share of the purse in the bout between .Clay and his draft board. Clay took the count after refusing to take the symbolic step forward and be inducted into the U. S. Army last April. He was fined 100,000 and sentenced to five years in prison and is now free on $5,000 bond

The conviction last June is now before the U. S. 5th Circuit Court of Appeals in New Or-

leans.

“I’ve got a lot of bills that are due,” Clay said. "And that 1 can’t pay. The government won’t let me leave the country, so I can get some money.” Clay asked a federal court last August to let him leave the country for a series of fights in Japan. The court refused permission.

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Purdue, Indiana set for exciting season

College football super bowl? DENVER UPI — College football is deciding whether to follow the pros and stage a super bowl to determine the

national champion.

Sox trade with Cards

Gerstmeyer still among the unbeatens in prep football

White Sox to the St. Louis

A nine-member committee of j Cardinals for first baseman the National Collegiate Ath-! George Kernek.

letic Association NCAA is

INDIANA? OLIS UPI— Richmond and Evansville | Reitz, two of Indiana’s top high school football powers head

. , , ,, , north next weekend to contraded Monday by the Chicago , . ^ ww. tv,. C t t JL !vince the Calumet region they

belong “up front.”

ST. LOUIS UPI—Outfielder Jim Hicks, who played last season at Indianapolis of the Pacific Coast League, was

against suburban both also Friday.

Ben Davis,

Mishawaka Marian, with a 12-game winning streak over two seasons, risks its slate at South Bend St. Joseph’s (5-2) Thursday.

Andrean the next night.

Bloomington and Jeffersonville. tops in the South Central Conference, are home to loop rivals. Jeff takes on Martinsville Friday while Bloomington entertains Connersville the next night.

Top-ranked Richmond, winner of seven games in a row, is

studvinff the feasibility of such Hicks ’ a 6 ' foot ' 3 ‘ mch 185 ' at Hammond Noll (3-3) Fristudjung the feasibility of such pounder from East Chicago ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ a plan and may come up with lInd . t was assigned by the Card- seeks its seventh without a the answer by the 1969 football inals to their Tulsa farm club miss at the eX p ense 0 f G arv

season. in ^ 1C PCL. the same team on

, which Kernek has been play-

The idea, still in the talking i n g. Hicks is a 28-year-old I Reitz had to raUy for a pair stage, basically would put the i righthanded batter. of fourth-period touchdowns top college football teams in a | last Saturday to whip Evans- JOINS REDS

playoff at the end of the regu-; Kernek was tried out bieifly ville Memorial, 26-12, and stay : CINCINNATI UPI — Tom lar season. by the Cardinals in 1966 before perfect. j Seeburg, formerly with the Los

; Orlando Cepeda was obtained

The NCAA committee, head-1 from San Francisco . Last sea . Terre Haute Gerstmeyer and ed by Dr. Paul Brechler, com- son Kernek had a .277 batting * r ° rt "'ayne Concordia are the

average with 23 doubles, eight i only other major unbeatens

tr. left, and Gerstmeyer’* six- j

1 1 who resigned Monday.

missioner of the Denver-based

Western Athletic Conference, triples and 14 home runs, was set up in early September. lives at Holdenville, Okla.

Angeles Dodger organization Monday was named publicity director for the Cincinnati Reds, replacing Hank Zureick,

game string is safe at least tin til next week. The Black Cat* |

take the week off while Con- i

cordla has a Northeastern Con-

TOl RING SCHEDULE ference scrap with winless Bell- !

AEW TEAM mont Friday.

DENVER UPI — Timothy • ATLANTA UPI — The 1968

Collins, a Denver investment $15,000 Lady Carling Golf Fifth-ranked East Chicago banker, said Sunday that Den- 1 Tournament will be played at ; Roosevelt was the only other ver will have a team in the Atlanta, April 15-21, it was an- UPI “Big 10” member in action Western Hockey League next' nounced Sunday. The tourna- Saturday, whipping Hammond season. Collins said that he will ment will be held at the Can- Morton, 23-6. in a game post-

be the head of the franchise. . ongate Golf Club.

By United Press International Despite the fact Purdue can’t go to the Rose Bowl, this could easily be the most exciting college football season for both the Boilermakers and Indiana’s up-and-coming Hoosiers. It’s been just that up to now, with no indication of an abrupt | change. By bombing Ohio State Into submission, 41-6, Purdue lived ; up to its No, 2 national press | notices—the worst beating the Woody Hayes-coached Buckeyes have ever absorbed. By coming from behind in the final minute to edge Iowa in a 21-17 cliffhanger, Indiana not only kept pace with the Riveters as the lone perfect crews in the Hoosier state, but remained at the head of the class in the Big Ten. Indiana shoots for its third consecutive conference win at

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(Michigan Saturday while Purdue entertains intersectional rival Oregon State and Notre Dame travels to Illinois. Hanover at Taylor tops Saturday’s Hoosier College Conference program. Hanover is the lone member left still unbeaten and untied in league play while Taylor might be “loaded for bear” as a result of its 9-7 upset loss to Indiana Central last weekend. The setback wrecked Taylor’s bid to tie Hanover for the league lead. Anderson is at Manchester and Franklin at Indiana Central in other HCC encounters. Evansville gets a crack at Indiana State’s perfect record in the Indiana Collegiate Conference Saturday while Ball State, the other co-leader, should have a considerably easier time at home against Butler, a winner only once so far this fall. St. Joseph’s is at Valparaiso In the other ICC scrap. The weekend schedule is rounded out with DePauw at Earlham. Ohio Wesleyan at Wabash and Rose Poly at Central Methodist.

Cliff Hagan gets new life By United Press International There's nothing like the fledgling American Basketball Association to pump some life into an oldtimer like Cliff Hagan. The 35-year-old Hagan, who retired from the established National Basketball Association after the 1965-66 season following 10 brilliant campaigns with the St. Louis Hawks, got the Dallas Chaparrals off winging Monday night. Hagan, the player - coach, scored 25 points, 20 in the first quarter, in leading Dallas to an opening game 129-125 victory over the Anaheim Amigos. It was the Amigos’ third loss without a victory. Former Duke star Bobby Verga added 34 points and John Beasley tallied 25 for Dallas. Larry Bunce topped Anaheim with 20 points. There were no other professional basketball games scheduled Monday night.

SHUFFLE PLAYERS HOUSTON UPI — The Houston Astros brought their roster to 39 players Sunday when they asked waivers on veteran infielder Bob Lillis for the purpose of giving him his unconditional release and added pitch- ! ers Scipio Spinks, Wayne Twiti chell and Bob Watkins to the roster.

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