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Newspaper

Argus

Location

Fremont, California, United States of America

Date

Aug 14, 1975

Page

10

Ali exudes charm in Deer Lake home visit

Muhammad Ali shows a softer side at his Deer Lake residence. He defends his Manila title plans against Joe Frazier with swagger yet kindness, greeting fans, sharing jokes, and recounting how he treats strangers as the people’s champion.

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Garvey Homers as Dodgers Beat Phillies 5-4

Steve Garvey powered a four-run third inning to lift the Los Angeles Dodgers to a 5-4 win over the Philadelphia Phillies after a rain delay. Burt Hooton the winner, with Rick Reuschel-like line, and Dave Lopes and Lee Lacy doubled in the decisive runs.

Pro grid roundup and talking papers for Thomas

Pro football wideout Thomas faces free agency after being handed talking papers by Washington Redaking. The 28-year-old, once a Dallas Cowboys Super Bowl hero, can negotiate a return with any team, with only a simple contact needed to finalize terms.

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Yankees 3 A's in messy scoreboard amid mixed names

A jumbled sports scorecard shows the New York Yankees beating the Oakland A’s 3 to 0 in a disorderly listing. The page mixes player abbreviations, partial names, and scattered team notes, highlighting lineups and erroneous tokens rather than a clear game narrative.

Pfister advances to Columbia Under-21 semis in New York

Hank Pfister of San Ingo California won his first tough match 4 26 to defeat Gary Plock of Louisville and reach the Columbia International Under 21 Tennis Championships semi finals. Also advancing were fourth seed Franc Friedler who beat Bill Scanlon and Mike Gram who upset Bruce Matson.

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Palmer blanks Royals as Orioles win title bid

Palmer hurled a two hit shutout over the Kansas City Royals, weathering two rain delays totaling nearly three hours, for his 18th win and the Orioles to a 4-0 victory. Stinson doubled in the third, Pinson singled after a delay, and Palmer tied the club record with his eighth shutout of the season. Meanwhile Rangers beat Tigers 6-5 on a seventh inning error by Gene Michael, ending Detroit’s 18-game slide. White Sox top Indians 4-1 in 12 innings after Pete Varney’s bases loaded walk. Twins homer twice in win over Brewers, and Angels rout Red Sox 8-4 behind Riven and Garrett.

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NASL playoff shocks as Stars edge LA on penalties

Stars defeat Los Angeles 2-1 on penalty kicks after a 2-1 NASL quarterfinal win. Miami nips Boston 2-1 in overtime to advance, while Tampa beats Toronto 1-0. Key scorers include John Hawley, John Mason, Steve David, Warren Archibald, and Mark Lindsey. Semifinals set for weekend with Soccer Bowl ’75 in San Jose.

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Smith sees bleak outlook for pro sports amid potential strike

Atlanta Falcons owner Rankin Smith warns a players strike during negotiations could threaten the exhibition season and says pro team sports may have peaked in popularity. He notes rising costs for fans and questions whether preseason and other events will sustain interest amid heavy entertainment competition.

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