Riggs Denies King Illness as Psychological War
Bobby Riggs says Billie Jean King faked illness to gain sympathy for their $100,000 winner take all match in the Astrodome. He claims hypoglycemia is not serious and asserts he remains unpsychiable. Riggs maintains top form and continues public appearances ahead of the bout.
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Baseball results and slated games from yesterday and tonight
National and American League scores include New York 6 Los Angeles 4 and Philadelphia 3 Chicago 4. Yankees Stottlemyre 13 15 at Baltimore Cuellar 15 13 matchups. Night games: Kansas City at California and Minnesota at Chicago. National League features Carlton at Montreal and Jenkins at New York with multiple 8:05 8:30 10:30 p.m. starts across division rivals.
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Morris ISU Grid Assistant News Summary
Morris, a 1966 Madison Heights graduate, serves as a graduate assistant at Indiana State University under coach Tom Harp. A former Duke center and all ACC selection, he was drafted by the Houston Oilers in 1970 but did not make the team due to a Duke senior year injury. He also tried out with the New Orleans Saints. He is pursuing a doctorate at Indiana State after a 1971 history masters.
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AHS 2nd PH 3rd In Meet
Pendleton Anderson placed second to New Castle but ahead of Pendleton Heights in a triangular cross country meet. Team scores were New Castle 30 Anderson 33 Pendleton Heights 61 with Woodbury of the Arabs winning the individual race in 14 30 and Anderson to compete at Marion next Tuesday.
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Wilson's To Host Boxing Show At Union Hall
The Anderson Wilson's Boys Club presents a boxing show Saturday at 7 30 p.m. at UAW 662 Union Hall led by coach Wendell Crumes. Emmett Thompson faces Richard Stahl in the feature while Rich Morgan meets Solomon Collison and other bouts feature Gary Guiden Jim Claar Aaron Cooley and local prospects across multiple weight classes plus several peewee matches. Thompson has notable prior knockouts and Stahl carries a four fight win streak as the likely centerpiece of a stacked card.
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Madison Heights Edges Pendleton Heights in Tennis
Madison Heights Pirates won 4-3 over Pendleton Heights to complete two doubles matches. They improved to 3-2 for the season after also beating Kokomo Haworth 5-2. Singles results include Ault over Norris 6-1 7-6 and Brehm over Edmandsen 6-3 6-3. doubles Ault Ruth over Wood-Edmondson 7-6 4-6 6-3.
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Souvenir Seekers Target Aaron Home Run Ball Record
Cincinnati fans swarm Riverfront Stadium as Hank Aaron nears Babe Ruth’s record of 714. Buyers offer up to $3,000 for a retrieved ball, with six men posting signs and left field seats sold out in advance. Jurgens seek to preserve the ball for the Baseball Hall of Fame. security concerns rise.
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