Ali Frazier talk of comeback in 1981 boxing scene
Muhammad Ali obtained a boxing license in Columbia and teased a possible comeback in 1981. Joe Frazier, 37, has signed to fight in November, while Ali has not yet signed a bout but aims to face a top-ranked heavyweight in Columbia. Ali joked about Frazier being too old.
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Ali ready to fight again after retirement plan
Aiken Standard reports heavyweight champion Muhammad Ali cleared for ring at Wednesday news conference. Four doctors said his health is strong aside from a stressed heart test, and he plans a November return with opponents negotiating terms. Ali joked about Cooney matchup and a potential $40 million gate.
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Butler Debuts As Braves Rally Past Mets 6 4
Brett Butler, called up from Richmond, leadoff for Atlanta and notches first major league hit a double driving in a run as the Braves beat New York 6 4. veteran Phil Niekro improves to 5 4 and the Braves pull into a first place tie in the NL West with Houston.
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Raiders face tough AFC West with no roster turnover
Oakland coaches say the Raiders kept their 1980 core through the off season while adding two first round picks Curt Marsh and Ted Watts. The team aims to improve from an 11-5 season and seeks a stronger defense as Dan Reeves rebuilds Denver and Marv Levy expands Kansas City.
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Baseball Split Season Sparks Player and Executive Criticism
The new split season drew sharp reactions as Marvin Miller and others called the plan flawed. Critics argued it could reward late-season losses and undermine fairness, while Kuhn MacPhail and Feeney defended the approach.
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