Knicks Boost ABA Links as Malone Saga Widens
NBA talks ripple across leagues as Moses Malone nears Jazz deal while Rick Barry weighs CBS move. Bill Fitch seeks Cavs release and Luther Burden joins Knicks after ABA tenure. Braves remain in Buffalo if 5,000 season tickets sell. Wright signs with Washington Bullets. Kareem leads All Stars as league mulls merger and awards.
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Ali Prevails Over Two Pro Wrestlers in Bloody Matches
World heavyweight boxing champion Muhammad Ali defeated Kenny Jay and Buddy Wolff in Chicago at the International Amphitheatre. Both bouts featured heavy blood and rough action as Ali dominated with jabs and body blows and threatened further action against the rival Japanese wrestler in a planned June defense.
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Prosecution Aims to Undercut FBI Agent in AIM Trial
In Cedar Rapids Iowa the defense seeks to undermine FBI Agent Gary Adams testimony in the murder trial of two American Indian Movement members charged with killing two FBI agents at Pine Ridge South Dakota. The cross examination focused on Adams notes and whether he read his reports before testifying and on details about turning off a car ignition.
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Darrell Butler
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Robert Rideau
Portland
South Dakota
Pine Ridge
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Ronald Williams
Jack Coler
John Lowe
J Stuntz
Coeur D'Alene
Lowe
Williams
Jabbar Earns Sixth NBA All Star Nod
Kareem Abdul Jabbar of Los Angeles was named to the NBA All Star team for the sixth time as he also led the league in blocked shots minutes played and defensive rebounds and captured the rebound title in the 1975 76 season.
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Major League Leaders Overview Across Leagues
Major League Leaders list top performers in batting runs and RBIs for the American and National Leagues. Notable names include George Brett Otis and Rose with leading averages, runs, and hits, plus key pitchers with win totals and ERAs.
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Orr avoids fifth knee surgery and plans return
Chicago Black Hawks say Bobby Orr will not require a sixth operation after arthroscopic knee exams. Doctors note muscle work can restore function, allowing Orr to play this fall. The team also announced a long term contract with the 28 year old defenseman in Montreal.
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Chicago
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Montreal
Islanders Dominate NHL Awards Luncheon Trophies
Denis Potvin and Bryan Trottier pose with major honors at the NHL awards luncheon in Montreal. Potvin displays the Norris trophy for best defenseman while Trottier reveals the Calder trophy for top rookie.
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Reds survive bee distraction as Gullett blanks Pirates
Cincinnati over Pittsburgh 6-1 behind Don Gullett's six-hitter as bees distract Pirates fans and officials. George Foster drove in two runs to bolster a four-game NL West lead for the Reds while Cubs, Expos, Mets and Phillies also won in national league action.
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Braves
Jose Cardenal
Rick Monday
Chicago
Atlanta
Cardenal
Steve Renko
Oscar Zamora
Dick Ruthven
Giants
Thornton
Barry Foote
Montreal
Francisco
Gary Matthews
Gary Thomasson
Chris Speier
Don Carruthers
Mets
Padres
Jon Matlack
New York
Santo Matlack
Crochet patterns and sewing catalogs advertised in 1970s Austin Herald
Newspaper ad style listing multiple pattern designs for crochet and sewing. Includes patterns for a rugged pullover, sundress, and knit books, with prices and mail order details to number and address in New York. Mentions free inside catalogs and Spring Summer catalog offers.
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Austin Daily Herald
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Chelsea Sta
New York
Vocabulary Puzzle Clues From A Word List
A crossword style grid of Across and Down clues covering general vocabulary. Clues include common words such as make warmer, decorate, and possess various abbreviations and foreign terms.
Senior sports scribes prove age adds zest in pressbox
Five veteran sports writers in the Upper Midwest keep lively presence at Twins games. Halsey Hall, Dick Cullum, Charlie Johnson, Bob Beebe, and Jerry Liska boast decades of coverage and generous stories from Memorial Stadium to Minnesota lakes. Their long careers began in 1909 to 1945 and continue to inspire younger reporters.
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Chicago
Liska
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Quick
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Snead falters at Charlotte Open failure ends bid
Sam Snead, 64, who has won every major U.S. Open, faltered in Charlotte. His rounds of 74 and 72 fell two over the cut line for berths in next week's Open.
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N.C
Sam Snead
British pair leads then falters in Cavendish event
Rose and Forro jumped to an early lead at the Cavendish invitational before fading to seventh. Rose doubled West's heart bid, Ferro responded four spades, Rose surged to six spades and a decisive win despite West's trump maneuvers and Forro's claim after discarding diamonds on long clubs.
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