Frazier Ali Rivalry Aims for Second Bout and Foreman Link
December era boxing talk centers on Joe Frazier and Muhammad Ali with talks of a rematch and a potential Frazier Foreman challenge. Frazier asserts victory in last March while Ali contends judges’ decision. Foreman’s rise adds to title chatter as managers push media strategies and stock ties to Cloverlay Inc.
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Galinden
Muhammad Ali
Joe
Krazier
Ali
Jahal Ali
Frazier
New Orleans
Terry Daplely
Clay
Muhammed Ali
New York
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Tie
Champ
New Orients
George Foreman
Foreman
White
Bin
Jorcy Quartys
Jimmy Ellises
Tike Frazier
Legl Daniele
Uired AL
Feul
Fraser
Joey Goldstein
Lee Goldstein
Goldstein
Cloverlay, Inc
Lucy Goldstein
Fulcher Named Tech Grid Coach, Christiansen Gets Stanford Job
Associated Press reports Bill Fulcher to succeed as Georgia Tech head football coach after a 6 5 season. Stanford selects Carson Christiansen as new coach, replacing Bud Kilmer who steps down after 1968-69 tenure. Fulcher, a 1967 graduate, previously Georgia Tech staff. Christiansen, 33, was a Stanford assistant linked to Bay Area coaching moves.
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Tech
Christiansen
Stanford
Associated Press
Georgia Tech
Bud
Alumius
Carson
Iéch
Friday Tolbas
Jack Chriswalle
University of Califorkansen
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Francisco 49Ers
Ively
Jster
Bill Fulcher
John Talth
Georgia Ston
Tampa
Oach
Denver Broncos
National Football League
Mike White
Ralston
White
California
Theayer
Oregon
Jerry Free
Sheooly
Au- Musta
Georgia ‘Tech
Detroit
Lions
Colorado State
Ith Plunkett
Five Bear Coaches Dismissed By Halas
CHICAGO AP Flys Members of the Chicago Bears coaching staff have been formally dismissed by owner George Halas, learned Friday. The move follows Halas’s prior firing of Jim Dooley on December 2. Abe Gibron is retained. Jim Ringo, Bill Austin, Don Shinnick, Bob Shaw, and Percy Moss were dismissed.
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Chicago
Chicagzo Bears
George Halas
Associated Press
Halas
Cosen
Jim Dooley
Oew Jchs
Abe Gibron
Jim Ringo
Bill Austin
Don Shinnick
Bob Shaw
Percy Moss
Gibran
Chah
Austin
Presburgh
Washington
Dwight Lamar Tops College Cage Scorers
New York AP reports Dwight Lamar led major college scoring with 29.9 points per game while teammates and rivals from North Carolina, UCLA, Lamar, and Fairleigh Dickinson posted top marks in categories such as field goal and free throw percentages, rebounds, and scoring margins.
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NEW York
Dwight
Lamer
Rey Ebrey
Ualent
Bobby Suthwastern
Louisiana
Ard Jones
North Carolina
Bestield
Kermit Washington
Atmeri
Ican University
Greg Starrick
Lamar
Southern Wills
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Fairleigh-Dickinson
North Carolina Pola
Tolin Mield
Fin Nolinal Colne Spottelenalege Aay
Este Et Jal Ucentage
Tllina Aedn
UCLA
Io Ebeon
Amore
Rames
Tehmmetes
Mississippi State
Tim Astimore
Bailey Howell
Doug Colling
Tllinols State
de Fugie
Oral Roberts
City Women's Bowling Tourney Opens Today in Anderson
The article details the start of the City Women's Bowling Association event at Browns Lanes and Olympia Lanes with teams and players listed. Notable participants include Maria Lawaby, Nellie Barclay, Virginia Chapman, Florence Peters, and Beasley, among many others, as the season begins with singles and doubles events and schedules across venues.
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Aod
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Dune Meleau
Sur
Bessie Dne
Maria Lawaby
Ella Berger
Women's Bowling Association
Muncie
Linde
Baugh
Atary Maier
Ie McCheeklin Ford
Phyllis Ho
Florence Peters
Saad
T-Test
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Lovee
Mary Panes
Wai
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Tye Niney
Betey
Eve
Saatan Glazebrook
Stewark
Karen Owen
Delom Remy Sinickeites
Roshmary
Remson
Tad
Rose
Remon
Tila
Bonnie
Evelean ‘Drewey
Eel Ae Remy
Hehe Hettin
Lorraine Alleh
Ah Koya
Partlow
van Coenen
Beck Walls
Brown
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Derle
Thelma Barge Sepri
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Cate Amis Calder
Ater
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Dee Pai Pa
Lawrence Krehia
Helenty
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Ene Pester
Ruth Devore
Ecties
Ines Bell
Wy Sauad
Wiex
Bacher
Martella Wrights
Pena
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Dune Blelealt
Dorothy
Browns
Marilyn Eines
Vavitta Crenk
Kathryn Hetzel
Vet
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Estelle Sasae Kieley Sheets
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Mitchel
Wilme Gol
Henry
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Bid
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Marquse
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Bette Murdocs
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Caastle Walker
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Harerett
Elon Sraghin
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Gea Ura Abe Oratty
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Earotyan
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Hoosier Motor
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Basketball antitrust hearing on league mergers resumes
Washington AP reports the Senate subcommittee resumes hearings on antitrust exemption legislation for NBA and ABA mergers. Commissioners J Walter Kennedy and Walter Kennedy? Jack Dolph to lead, with players and lawyers to testify for two days of sessions scheduled to follow discussions in Washington DC.
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Cage
Washington
Senate Antitrust and Monopoly Subcommittee
J. Walter Kennedp
Jack Dolph
Basketball, Association
Archer Takes Martin Tucson Lead At Tucson Open
Archer and Martin-Tucson lead early in the Tucson Open at Tucson National. Players such as Dave Hill Bos Zender Bobby Wichers Don January and J J Snead sit two strokes back as weather affects play. Charles Owens criticized for mis signing an incorrect scorecard. morning conditions noted as very cold.
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Mie
Catep
Cuan
Feidsy
Arip
Dean Martin
Desert
Bronte Archer
Tucson
Golf Club
Dave Hill
Bos Zender
Bobby Wichets
Robin Murphy
Jack Montgomery
Don_ January
Fred Marti
Dalé Douglass
Jin Jameson
Mike Morley
Nto
J. J.C. Snead
Uleoke
Charles Owens
Owens
Florida
Lee ‘Irevino
Trevino
Pale Havity
Charles Ly
Charpied
Coody
Allison Sets Course Mark In Qualifications
Bobby Allison the No. 2 NASCAR money winner last year drives Junior Johnson's car in Riverside California for the Winston Western 400 mile race. He posts a 1 25.68 lap to lead time trials as Foyt and Frasson chase. George F. Frasson posts 166 189 mph, with Frasson ill, while rest of field struggles in road course conditions.
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Bobby Allison
Iim
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Nascar
Willy
Sea
Junior Johnson
eQanile Liverside “International
Foyt
Paes
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Yes
Hueytown
Ala
Parnelli Jones
Cenrge Farmar
Arcadia
Joe Frassoo
Follmer
Frasson
George Eaton
Moritrea
Indianapolis
Billy Vukovich
Fresno
Cal
Dallas
DelCharlie Sanders
Detroit
Nolan
Soda
Landry
Joe Leonard
San
Kuse
Ciry
George Snider
Ara Tetersfield
Kwalick
San Francis
Baten Hartmans Sanders
South Zanesville
Ohio
Stack
Gary Bettenhausen
Tinley Park
Danny Caruthers
Anaheim
t!Eaton
Tony Bat‘lenhausen
Trenton
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Staubach Gets Chance To Call His Own Plays
LA AP report notes Roger Staubach will call his own plays in the Pro Bowl with occasional sideline help amid a plan pairing Don Landry and Staubach. The NFC and AFC rosters include Griese Dawson and Landry, while Staubach emphasizes timing and a man to man defense approach for Sunday’s game.
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Los Angeles
Roger
Tom Landr
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Perseraaek
NEC
Greg Landry
Detroit
NFC
Dick Nolan
San Francisco
Dallas
Nolan
Stas
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Ind
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Landry
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AFC
Don States
USAC
McCafferty
Griese
Iam
Paull
Warfield
Dawson
Chie Otis
Taylor
Cebu
Thousand Oaks
California
Mount Vernon hosts White River Conference wrestling meet
Fortville Mount Vernon High School hosts the White River Conference wrestling tournament with six of seven WRC schools. Participating teams include Frankton Highland Pendleton Welphis Stenandoah Yorktown and Ge Mauwadecs Lapel fields two teams. Rounds start with initial team matches then 10 30 am after nod wrestle backs at 1 pm consolation finals at 2 4 pm final matches at 7 pm. Individual ribbons awarded to top four in each weight class. team ribbons to top five teams. Lunch served in the cafeteria for meet participants. Officials are Dick Beeson Don Mull and Jim Beeson.
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Mount Vernon High School
White River
WRC
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Highland
Pendletan Welphis
Stenandoah
Yorktown
Ge Mauwadecs
Lapel Nat
Dick Beeson
Don Mull
Jim Beeson
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