Moody shuts out Irmo-Chapin in 5-0 Legion tilt
North Augusta pitcher Jerry Moody tossed a two hour win over Irmo-Chapin Post 26. He allowed three hits with 11 strikeouts and one walk, while Aiken Post 26 built a 5-0 victory and moved to 6-1 on the season. Top hitters included John Harrison J C Abney Russell Lee and Jerome Bell. Moody contributed a hit and the win came as Cayce looms next for the league leaders.
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Kennedy Merger Not Probable With ABA Rumors
NBA Commissioner Walter Kennedy said a merger with the American Basketball Association is a minimal possibility at the NBA meetings. He noted no strong likelihood and cited antitrust legal hurdles and the need for owners and possible congressional action.
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Foster Draws But Keeps Title in Albuquerque
Jorge Ahumada, the Argentine challenger, and Bob Foster fought 15 rounds to a draw at the University of New Mexico Arena. Foster retained the light heavyweight title after a disputed scoring, his 14th defense, with official tallies ranging from 144 144 to 148 143 in favor of Foster. The crowd reached 11,093 as Ahumada's bulling attack tested Foster's jab and resilience.
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Frazier Stops Quarry In Fifth Round For Title Shot
Joe Frazier blasted Jerry Quarry at Madison Square Garden, stopping him at 1:37 of the fifth round to reclaim momentum toward the heavyweight title. Quarry suffered cuts and wounds, while Frazier credited manager Eddie Futch for crafting the effective attack and cited his return to form.
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Frazier Defeats Quarry in Commanding Win at Garden
Joe Frazier controlled the match from the start at Madison Square Garden before 14,611 fans, delivering a decisive left hook and hard body work to stop Quarry in the fifth round after an early low blow incident. The bout opened a national closed circuit doubleheader with Bob Foster drawing a draw in Albuquerque.
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ACC Committee Weighs Site for 1976 Tourney
The ACC basketball committee met in Myrtle Beach to decide the 1976 championship venue with Greensboro Greensboro Coliseum Raleigh Charlotte and Richmond among bidders. A move to the Capital Center in Landover Md. next year is favored, with a Greensboro return planned for 1977. The panel will also discuss the next season TV plan with producer C D Chesley.
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