Word: clay
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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Heavyweight boxing champion Cassius Clay would spend three weeks in May training, at Harvard if Bob Nilon, copromoter of the coming Liston-Clay fight, could...
...Clay expressed interest in using college facilities for his pre-fight training during a recent visit to Boston for a check-up on his hernia...
...University officials are uninterested in the prospect of having Muhammad All, as Clay prefers to be called, utilize Harvard's athletic facilities...
...Harvard was interested in the champion before," Nilon added, "if they are now we would be delighted." He was apparently referring to an award which the Lampoon presented to Clay last October. The 'Poonies named Clay to the "Order of the Jesters," for "adding humor to the world...
Died. Lady Lansdowne, 46, California-born wife of the Marquess of Lansdowne, Minister of State for Colonial Affairs in Britain's last Conservative government, an ardent hunter and crack shot who won the 1952 British women's clay-pigeon championship; of self-inflicted shotgun wounds suffered, apparently by accident, in the gun room of their Perthshire, Scotland, estate where her daughter Caroline, 17, died under almost identical circumstances nine years...