Joe Frazier Back in Rehearsal for The Knockouts Tour
Cloverlay troubadour Joe Frazier resumes daily rehearsals with The Knockouts at the Cloverlay Joe Frazier Yancey Durham Youth Center in Philadelphia after ankle injuries. He eyes Beaufort South Carolina and Camden New Jersey appearances while promoters search for a title challenger audience.
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Joe Frazier
North Broad St
Philadelphia
Cloverlay
Yancey Durham Youth Center
Frazier
Yoohoohoohoo
Caesar's Palace
Las Vegas
Joe
Plaster of Paris
Beaufort
S. C
Sammy Davis, Jr
Camden
N. J
Junior Johnson Enters Rebel 400 at Darlington
Junior Johnson signs for the Rebel 400 at Darlington Raceway drawing crowds and rumors. The week brings talk of a possible Fred Lorenzen return driving a Ford Torino for Johnson as the date May 9 approaches. Richard Petty won the North Wilkesboro race, stirring chatter about the upcoming event.
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Darlington
Junior Johnson
Darlington Raceway
Johnson
Wilkes Track
Richard Petty
Fred Lorenzen
Power Eyes Hurdle Record Ambition From Western Nebraska
Gary Power, a 28 year old high school teacher from western Nebraska, pursues the world record in the 120 yard highs. He blends physiology theory with hard training, lifted weights, and film study after joining the Southern California Striders in 1966. He has beaten Willie Davenport indoors and aims for the world record, amid growing recognition in Europe and the science community.
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Gary Power
Willie Davenport
Nebraska
Russia
Francis Gary Powers
U.S
Soviet Union
Europe
United States
Hollywood High
Sweden
Davenport
Gothenburg
Neb
Omaha
Southern California Striders
Strong Pitching Opens 1970 Dixie Youth Baseball Season
Openers feature four shutouts with standout arms. Jeff Langley leads Economy Supply with 6-3 win over Aiken Electric. Alexander's Auto Parts edges City of New Ellenton 8-7 behind Bobby West. Shoe Barn beats Maddox Super Market 13-0 as Walter Ogden dominates. Shoe Barn tops Economy Supply 1-0 on Finece Bush Jr one hitter. Coca-Cola wins 3-2 with Steve Sizemore two doubles and 11 strikeouts. Aiken Electric shuts out Maddox Super Market 4-0 behind Ricky Miller and John Owens. Village Pharmacy blanks City of New Ellenton 2-0 behind Joe Bush and Scott Kendrick.
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Aiken Electric
John Owens
Alexander
New Ellenton
Bobby West
Stanley Parrish
Shoe Barn
Walter Ogden
Maddox Super Market
Ogden
Hoppy Langley
Coca-Cola
Village Pharmacy
Finece Bush Jr
Economy Supply
Bush
Paul Bush
Tyrone Lawrence
Steve Sizemore
Auto Parts
Ricky Miller
Maddox
Owens
Jimmy West
Joe Bush
Scott Kendrick
City of New Ellenton
Bowling Briefs of Outstanding Bowlers and High Scores
Outstanding bowlers include Peg Bethman Andrew Holley Dot Casto Vargene Burleson Ruth Dugas and Evelyn Windham. High scratch game Dot Casto 210 and Windham high scratcher 523 with team and league standings listed among minor and major league results.
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Peg Bethman
Andrew Holley
Dot Casto
Vargene Burleson
Ruth Dugas
Evelyn Windham
Aiken Office Supply
Carrousel
Char- Woelotte’s
Aiken Electric
Betty Pinson
Maddox Sprinkt
World Cup Rally Reaches Eastern Bend at Sofia
World Cup rally competitors pushed east to Sofia then swung back toward the Bulgarian Yugoslav border for the second crossing. Belgrade checkpoint officials earlier allowed 95 of the 9 participants under the London Daily Mirror sponsorship to pass through.
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Sofia
Bulgaria
Belgrade
LBC Jaycees Open Baseball Season With Barbecue
The LBC Jaycees host a benefit barbecue Saturday from 4 30 to 7 30 p m at the Dixie Youth Baseball Field in Clearwater to kick off the season. Miss Joette Yaun will throw the first ball at 4 30 p m. Tickets are available from Jaycees or Dixie Youth players.
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Dixie Youth
Clearwater
LBC Jaycees
Jaycee
John Prince
Joette Yaun
L.B.C
LBC Jaycee
Dixie
Perseverance Delivers Royals Ninth Inning Rally Over A's
Kansas City erased a 20 point Oakland lead with Bob Oliver's two-run ninth inning homer and a later homer to win 4-2 in 11 innings. Moe Drabowsky escaped a bases loaded jam to seal the victory as Oakland fell short despite John Odom's 12 strikeouts through eight.
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Kansas City Royals
California Angels
Royals
Oakland
Bob Oliver
A’s
Oliver
California
Milwaukee
Roger Repoz
New York Yankees
Washington
Baltimore
Boston
Cincinnati
Atlanta
Pittsburgh
Houston
John “Blue Moon
Odom
Dick Green
Dave Duncan
Ed Kirkpatrick
Roberto Pena
Kansas City
Moe Drabowsky
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Red Smith
Grace
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George Foreman
James J. Woody
Madison Square Gardens
Forum
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Woody
MacArthur Foster
Jack O'Halloran
Los Angeles
Mac Foster
Western Kentucky University
Big O
Jack
Sonny Liston
Cassius Clay
Lewiston
Foster
O'Halloran
Harry Markson
Madison Square
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Jerry Quarry
the Garden
Jimmy Ellis
Pat DiFuria
Garden
DiFuria
New York
Mrs. Eaton
Johnny Flores
Quarry
Eaton
Los Angeles Coliseum
Patriots
Marine Corps
Vietnam
Foster-Quarry
O’halloran
John L. Sullivan
New Orleans
Jim Corbett
Rebel
Lorenzen
The
Associated Press
Fate Nor
Faith
Mike Lee
Father Francis J. Tierney
Newark
Del
Liberty Bell Park
Father Tierney
UPI
Power Eyes
Jeff Langley
Aiken Office
Farmer's & Merchant’s
Elliott Office Supply
Encorettes
Hut Drive Inc
Shell Dist. Co
Manning- Owens, Inc
Quick As A Quink
Charlotte’s
Carrousel Hair
Fashions
Midland Valley Plaza
Stephenson Finance
Eagle Aviation
McCord’s Nursery
Cail
Angels
Gene Brabender
Sandy Alomar
TIRE
Chevyl
Michelins OpLon
Hallman
Highway 1
Rutland Drive N.E
Mark OF
Oldsmobile
Olds
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