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COOPER CAN GET WORLD FIGHT

Solomons Ready To Launch Plans For Staging Big Bouts In Britain

By DESMOND HACKETT

Henry Cooper versus Ingemar Johansson for the world heavyweight championship in London; Terry Downes versus Sugar Ray Robinson for the world middleweight championship in London. That was the news I received from fightmonger Jack Solomons recently. Solomons broke off from roughing it down at Cannes to tell me that his plans for cinema television, that lush source of cash which enables the Americans to corner most of the big fights, were ready for launching in the autumn,

He added: "Previously I was impossible to think of staging the big world title fights fo Hritain.

ing to watch the light as 1 | Americans; Zora Folley, Eddie takes place, we will have the Machen, and Boy Harris, trzoney to match the big purse Solomons explained that this offers in the States,"

was part of Els platinumplated plan to get Cooper in for the world title.

"Now that wa Can havr

Cautiously the bronzed Baron customers in the cinema pay-Boxing put in the proviso: "Of course, if Floyd Palterson wire tu inke the Qtle back from Johnsson we could not expect hlan to euri to England. But I am ture Johansson can be per- !untled."

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"They are judging Downes on a couple of poor fights.

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" Cooper win well against any of these fighters he would be No. I challenger to whoever 1. world champion after Johan- and Patterson have bbd an- other go."

Yogi Berra's

Berra's Homer Gives American League 5-3 Triumph In All-Star Game

Los Angeles, Aug. 3.

Yogi Berra, reaching back to the glorious days of the New York Yankees, today smashed a tremendous two-run homer in the third inning to provide a 5-3 victory margin as the American-League squared its 1959 All-Star series with the National League.

It was a battle of home runs in the odd-shaped Coliseun ball park, with five being hit out of the park to the accompanying roar of 54,982 fans watching the first All-Star game ever held in the West.

All-Star son connected for his humer off Early Wynn, but the Americans came back again in the seventh to nullify that with the aid of some sloppy National League nelding.

The National League won the ever to appear In on inlting AB-Slar game this year game. Walker plehed the first three innings and gave up one in Pittsburgh, 5-4.

Nationals in Besides Berra's tremendous cheap run to the 350-fool fut over the right-held the Arst laning. fence, Frank Malzone of the Boston Red Sox hit a "chaple"

over the 50-foot high screen at the 250-foot mark in left field. Colavito of the and locky Cleveland Indians smashed one over the same screen, but about 35 rows up in the stands,

Satisfying Homer

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"Cinderella' Victory of San Franciscó wolked Tony

With one away, Sam Jones Kubek of the Yankees. Sam threw the ball into the dog- ov! when tried Tony off base and the Yanks

to catch

went to second. Pete Runnels then hit to Ernie Banks at shorl. and Ernie fumbled the ball, Kubek gatug to third.

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Nellie Fox, of Chicago, next up and he smashed a line single Lo centro that scored Kubok, Catcher Hal Smith then and Fox nipped off first base,

Indian Cricketers Barracked

FAIL TO TAKE ADVANTAGE OF FIRST INNINGS LEAD OVER GLAMORGAN

Swansea, Aug. 3.

The Indian cricketers put out Glamorgan for 208 here today and then failed to take advantage

of their lead of 83 runs.

In front of a large bank holiday crowd they struggled for two hours 25 minutes after tea and lost five second innings wickets in scoring 95 by the close to finish 178 runs ahead.

The Indian openers, Nar ended his innings. He had af Contractor and Arvind Aple, slx ond 11 fours in his knock were barrecked while making 46 and shored a second wicket runs in 67 minutes,

sland of 63 in 90 minutes with Parkhouse, who hit 10 fours.

Contractor's dismissal brought the biggest cheer of the day while Apte had only 10 undefeated runs la show for his 145-minute stay by the end.

Some

Lusty Hitting

Two Sixes

In brief but entertaining stays, Peter Walker punished Norde for four fours in one over and Jim McConnon hit Jaisimha for two towering Sixes. At one stage, Cilamor- gan added 80 runs In minutes after lunch,

It was a "Cinderella" victory fur Walker, * Just-minute nominee for the starting role and a big step-up for a player who was hurling in the Class A Sally League lost year.

However, the spectators had The National League

The Nutlonols' only ron

been cheering carlier when homers were by Cincinnati's Walker eame when Johnny

of Glamorgan's balanson Frank Robinson into left Temple of Cincinnati, first mon

had entertained them with lusty The only bowler to keep the centre field bleachers, and Loup. hit a line drive to left, Tec

hitting, although only Gilbert balamen qulet was Raghunath Angeles Junior Gilliam over Willams was about to grab the

Parkhouse (60) and Jin Nadkarni, Fifteen uf bis 21 the left Held screen.

ball when it took a bad hop over

Pressdce (82) stayed long. The overs were maldens and be his head to the fence. Temple

county lost their last six wic-conceded only 12 runs for his wound up on second with a

but Robineon mixed the throw,kets while only 33 were niced. two wickets, double. Temple went to third on

Jones got the side out by fore- Buyer's

Firal thing his Berra's smash- was

Infield out anding Al Kaline to fly to centre, a satis Ken

Pressdce, who took a century Glamorgan "captured veteran scored on Hank Aaron's sacri walking catcher Sherm Lollar The fying

one for

of the tourists Curler in the Indian wicket with Yankee catcher. This was his fice fly to rght.

and striking out Mickey Mantle season, looked all set to repent added to Saturday a 245 for 11th All-Star game and never

the feat until a pour stroke nine-Rouler. before had he erarked an extra Lasa-bitny. This time I came after Nelle Fox of the Chicago White Sox had singled and there were two away, Berra cracked Folley is currently rated chal-the pitch by starter and losing hurler Don Drysdale, of Los No. 2 after Patterson. Jenger

Angeles. Cooper is listed as No. 3 dis- 10 Johansson's Putang

world holdings.

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If that band character James: Wicks would not resent intrusion may I suggest Cooper should selve Folicy. This is the tight that would ik the highest prestige.

So it is elorentary, that a Win by Comper would put him ext in Her for world championship 11.

Further, Cooper has the con- Aldener-inducing knowledge of having out-pointed Polley Wembley Pool last October.

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The American Languers never trailed after that

tremendous Despite the

bitters, Na- blanting by the tional League hurlers tied an All-Star record when they struck out 12 American League batters.

The

was winning pitcher Jerry Walker, the 20-year-old Baltimore hurler-youngest man

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But the Americans came right

back in the top of the second when Mulzone made his solo hit to tie the score,

Thai set the stage for the mighty Berra, Drysdale struck oui Pele Eunnels to start the Inning, Fox then singled, but at Williams klod to Aaron left for the second out. The left-handed, hitting Berta put one over the head of furon in right held and over a seven- foot fence, where ittle boy caught it on the first bounce.

For his feat, Berrn received the most valuable player award. the Nationals From then on never caught up.

They BRITOwed the gap to 3-2 in the fifth inning when Rubin-

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National League their final run in the bottom of the seventh when Gilliam got his homer. But that was nullified when Colavito Ind

off the eighth inning with a tremendous blast on the first pitch off Elroy Face of the Piratza

The Natioanls threatened in the bottom of the ninth inning. but Cal MoLish, who had come to the mound in the eighth, took care of things. Robinson led off with his third straight hit and Wally Moon waliced and the tremendous throng let but a roer in expectation of a garrison anish,

But McLish got Smith on strikes. Pinch-hitter Smolley Burgers, of Pittsburgh grounded out for the second out, ad- vancing the runners.

Home-town! hero Ghilam eame to the plate and cent a hard drive to first base that Vie Power of Cleveland easily field- ed to end the game.

The Scores

American League 0924000 £ 10--5---6--0 National Lengse 100-010-100-3-6-

Water. Wenn 14). Wilheim 101. O'Dell (71. Meld (8) and Berra. Lallar uit Drysdale. Conley (41, S. Jones (0), FRCS (8 and Crandall, Smith (0). WP-Walker. LF.

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Berra. Robinson, Gilliant, Colavito.- UPI.

Australians Say Olmedo Will Join

Kramer Team

Sydney, Aug. 3. Sydney newspapermen

and Queensland tennis officials are convinced that Peruvian tennis slor Alex Olmedo, winner to this year's

Wimbledon title, will turn professional immediately after playing for the United Slates in the Davis Cup chal- lenge round at Forest Hills this

nonih.

The tennis officials and the

Sydney Sun sports writer pointed out that Jack Kramer, leading professional player- promoter, was coming over to Australia this autumn and had let it be known he would have

a four man team.

Kramer named Lew Hoad, Pancho Gonzales and Ken Rose- wall and added the fourth man could not be named

at this stage.

Ometals here

are persuaded the fourth man can only be Olmedo-the player who took the Davis Cup from Australia last year by winning both his Eingles matches and the doubles, -AFP,

Hungarian Basketballers

In China

Tokyo, Aug. 1. The Hungarlan national basketball team that has been touring China lost to the Heilungklang quintet 58 to 70 in lis farewell game yesterday. according to the New China nows Trency.

The gamo was played in Shenyang (formerly Mukden) before 12,000 fana, The team's record la: six wins, five losses, in 11 garica played against the Chineso teams,

It leaves today for a tour of Communist North Korea, UPI.

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