The Baytown Sun (Baytown, Tex.), Vol. 45, No. 218, Ed. 1 Tuesday, March 5, 1968 Page: 7 of 10
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Q. "A neighbor’! pet dog
recently attacked a person on
the street. Now the it being
sued," writes a reader. “Since
1 too own a dog, should 1 buy
a special Insurance policy to
protect myself against such
an occurrenceV
A. The owner of a dog or
cat or other household pet
always runs the risk of hav-
ing a damage claim brought
ing a damage Claim orougni ,
against him If hit pet hurts in the 111,1 roun<1-
a person or destroys property.
Chances are you already
have protection against such
a claim, though you may not
realise It The homeowners
policy, In addition to provid-
your own property, also pro-
vides personal liability Insur-
ance — which provides pro-
tection by defending such
claims and through the pay-
ment of damages up to the
property limits.
This coverage applies, both
on snd off your premises, to
bodily injury to others or
damage to their property —
caused addentally by a mem-
ber of your family or your
pet
Frazier Wins;
Griffith Loses
NEW YORK (AP) — Nino to Mathis, pounded away and
Benvenuti Is once again mid- from the sixth round on it
dlewelght champion of the seemed obvious he was in corn-
world and Joe Frazier rules a* plete control.
heavyweight king of at least
part of it today after a record-
settlrg boxing doubleheader
Madison Square Garden.
A crowd of 18,0% paid
5683.503, an Indoor fight gate
record, to watch the stylish Ben-
venuti outlast Emile Griffith for
a unanimous decision and Fra-
zier stalk and pound blubbery
Buster Mathis into submission
Frazier, fighting for recogni-
tion by New York, Massachu
setts, Maine, and Illinois as
heavyweight champ, wore
Mathis down with punishing
body blow’s before finally drop-
ing protection for damage to ping the big guy from Grand
If you do not have a home-
owners policy, the same pro-
tection Is available under a
comprehensive personal lia-
bility policy.
FoWa complete review of
your insurance coverage It is
a good idea to consult an In-
surance agent or broker.
We wU be glad to answer
In this column any questions
about property or liability
Insurance.
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AGENCY
Rapids, Mich., with a short, stiff
left hook in the 11th,
Mathis, his white trunks cov
ered with blood, fell into the
ropes heavily. He stumbled to
Ids feet at the count of nine, but
Referee Arthur Mercante
stopped the fight. The time was
2:33.
■ "This ought to prove who
owns who.” a jubilant Frazier
shouted in his dressing r oom.
Joe, who won the Olympic
heavyweight title in 1964, twice
lost to Mathis as an amateur.
The defeats were the only blem-
ishes on his record.
Frazier, the one-time butcher
boy from Philadelphia, bloodied
Mathis’ nose in the third round,
and then concentrated on the
big guy’s body in the middle
rounds.
The stiff body punches tore
into Buster’s ample mid-section
and took the steam out of the
243VA pound Mathis’ fast start.
Yancy Durham, Frazier’s
manager, had advised the 24-
year-old slugger to work on
Mathis’ body, ”n‘
hnll.. » '
"Beat him around
Frazier, ’“and he’ll eventually gj
give up.” , .
So Joe, giving up 39 pounds t[)e
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Mathis, badly shaken
defeat, said he was stunned
losing the way he did.
”1 though I was ahead," he
said, "then I pulled back from a
left hook and got tagged.”
Jimmy Iselin, wealthy young
head of Peer*, Inc., which has
managed Mathis’ career, said
that if Buster continued flght-
. ing. It would be against tougher
opponents.
Frazier went into the bout « j
2-1 favorite, mostly because he
had faced tougher opponent* in
his 19-flght career than Buster.
“Maybe we took this fight too
soon,” said Iselin, “I don’t
know."
Frazier was undaunted by the
limited recognition of only four
states and the pro-fight picket
lines thrown up by supporters of
Cassius Clay. The pickets car-
ried signs claiming Clay still
was heavyweight champion.
Cassius was stripped of his tide
by several boxing commissions
for refusing to serve in the
Armed Forces.
Asked if he felt like the world
champion, Frazier became an-
noyed.
“What do you think, man?"
he snapped. "What do you think
I was fighting for out there?"
Benvenuti, Who beat Griffith
for the second time, decked
Emile in the ninth round with a
left hook that turned the mid-
dlewelght fight around._
Tu..d.y, Merck 5,
Aspromonte Says ,
Go To Judge For Raise
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COCOA, Fla. (AP) Houston
Astros third baseman Bob As-
promonte aays he wants to take
his salary dispute right to the
toj — to team owner Roy Hof-
heinz.
Aspromonte afid outfielder*
Rusty Staub and Jim Wynn are
holdout* this season—unable to
agree on terms of their 1968 con
tracts offered by general man-
ager H. B. (Spec) Richardson.
DAVID WIT Al AMS (40) of St. George* low* the ball to »
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Deadline Set
Galveston First Baptist player during second round action
----- - ■ - Church Basketball
of the YMCA Regional
Saturday afternoon.
St. Matthews Takes
YMCA Men's Crown
St. Matthews of Houston cap- topping Corpus Oirlsti Method-
tured the mens title of the
YMCA Regional IEt church bas-
ketball tournament at the Rob-
ert E. Lee gym Saturday.
The Houston cagers whipped
Eethany, 67-48, in the finals,
while Lindale Church of Christ
downed Love Methodist, 62-51,
lor the men's coisolation title.
In the 17 ar.d under division
Bellalre Presbyterian of Hous-
ton creamed St. Lukes, 62-42,
for the title. Undale Baptist
won the consolation crown by
nt I, 48-42.
Enroute to the finals Mattews
beat St. Lukes and Love Meth-
odist, while Bethany downed
Lindale and Fontaine Presby-
terian.
Bellalre had wins over Port
Arthur St. Georges, Corpus
Christi Methodist n, and Un-
dale Baptist enroute to its finals
game.
St. Lukes reached the finals
by beating Bethany Lutheran
and Corpus Christ! I.
BOWLING TALK
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(he belly/’ Durham had told poor SCOres occuring in all divi-
Hanrt ha'll Ai/OntllftHv _l___
By RON HEBERT bitz, Mytle Green, Dolly Tim-
Sun Sports Staff min, Alma Appett, and Freda
It was the same old story at Turner,
the Bay Lanes this week with
Ions.
Turning in the top score In
le mens divisions was Art
Hutchinson with a 672, while
Load Timmins was second high
with a 652. Lynn Caskey was jjjjfltigSia'
Perion Minted to aervlce itom
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HONOR ROLL
WOMEN
I. Doris Malay
J. Murlll Horpar
3. Juanita Evans
4. Barbara
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S. Jans Ybuna
MENS
I. Art Hufel
J. Lynn Tin
. Lynn Timmins
.. Lynn Caskey
right In there with a score of fl
640, while Bill Kipling hungjn u
there by his teeth with a 632 "first niters league™*
series. Mike Porter’s 619 series prr W-213.1M - J7«; Mobei
was the only other notable score w’RHIMfc------- —
in the mens division. McClelland tii-ijj-iss — si ~ '
from it was a 168 in his first c Gold:
game. Ed Bennett came four- an 144.1*114 _ «t.
leen pens from the glory mark - s8»; oTahiVw
with a 586 series. - “*
Not only were the men having
a hard time at knocking down ’Industrial league: Lvto'-ftejw
! the old pens, but the women Jk-'w-sw — Cw* ios-iw-jo*-
were having there share of
1 rouble as well.
Doris Maley, holding a 161
1 edge of shaming the men how-
ever with her^K6 series. Doris
had games of 223-186-215, and
was the only women bowler to J|QT6 vQQ6
brake the 600 mark.
Muriil Harper had a 576 to CaI
hold down the second spot. | OUlllwV wvT
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LEAGUE: ,
12; Mike Porter
LEAGUE: Floyd Hart
AUSTIN (AP) - Houston
Juanita I Evans had a 562 for^vheatley, the only undefeated
third place in the womens, dlvl- team among ^ 22 coming to
-ion, while Rachel Brown gave the state schoolboy basketball
il a good try with a series of tournament, meets Odessa Per-
530, but just couldn't hit in ti e mlan ^ biggest joseri in the
I second game. opening round.
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Massey, Barbara Besaw,' Elmer JJAA division on its way Fri-
iene ButleV.Art Pha^Bill^ob- Following will be a battle be-
inson and Wayne Hefner. tween Dallas Thomas Jefferson
Also Swann Latimer, Sandy (34-4) and San Antonio Bracken-
Stewart, Juanita Evans, Doris ridge (30-3) in the AAAA first
Maley, Muriel Harper, John Kit- round game. _
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Hartman, Fred. The Baytown Sun (Baytown, Tex.), Vol. 45, No. 218, Ed. 1 Tuesday, March 5, 1968, newspaper, March 5, 1968; Baytown, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth1061330/m1/7/: accessed July 18, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu.; crediting Sterling Municipal Library.