Clay Eyes New York License After federal ruling
The New York State Athletic Commission will consider Cassius Clay Muhammad Ali’s license application when he applies. He was stripped of the heavyweight title after a 1967 draft refusal conviction and was previously denied a license in 1967 and 1969, but a federal judge ruled the ban arbitrary and unreasonable.
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Devlin Leads Allan Golfer of the Year Round Two
Bruce Devlin, 32, former master plumber turned golf course architect, holds a three stroke lead at Portmarnock after a 69 on the 7117 yard Portmarnock course. He is ahead of Lee Trevino and Bert Yancey who shot 72s in the first round as windy conditions persist.
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Richey Beats Ashe In opening Marriott Tennis Classic
Cliff Richey of San Angelo Texas defeated Arthur Ashe 6 3, 4 6, 6 2 in Evanston Illinois curtain opener. Margaret Court beat Nancy Richey 1 6 7 5 6 0. Ashe and Court won the mixed doubles 6 2 6 1 over the Richeys.
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Briere's Condition Not Encouraging After Brain Surgery
Michel Briere, 20, remains semi conscious after a Wednesday operation to relieve brain pressure. Dr Claude Bertrand at Notre Dame Hospital said the condition is not encouraging and chances of recovery are not good as time passes. Briere played for the Pittsburgh Penguins last season and was injured in a car crash near Malartic Quebec on May 15.
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Orioles Clinch AL East After Bus Ride Celebration
Baltimore clinched its second straight AL East title as Boston beat New York 5 4 in 10 innings, with a champagne bath amid postgame festivities. McDowell won his 20th with a 6 2 victory for Cleveland, while Minnesota and Milwaukee won to tighten division races.
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Jefferson Wins 78-0 Over New Ellenton
Jefferson Junior High dominated New Ellenton 78-0 on Thursday night with nine Jefferson players scoring. Jeff Mormant Bo Workman and Laverne Geter each had three touchdowns and Lynn Bell Harold Wright and James Hughs added one each. Don Quills Larry Walter and Keith Johnson also contributed two point conversions. Jefferson's next game is against North Augusta Tuesday in Clearwater.
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