All Star Boxing Show Features Romano Ramos in North Adams
North Adams promoter Sam Silverman brings an All Star boxing show to Noel Field with three 10 rounders and a four round opener. The main event pairs Al Romano of North Adams against Juan Ramos of Puerto Rico for a nationally notable welterweight bout as Romano pursues broader fame after a 20-1-? recent run. Ramos is a former MSG headliner and TV performer, seen as a key blocker to rising welterweights.
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USGA reverses putting rule to restore traditional order
The U S Golf Association said on New York that starting Jan 1 1970 the furthest player will putt first reversing a prior speed aiming rule. It also revoked the once only ball cleaning rule saying it caused unfairness and confusion. The changes await approval by the Royal and Ancient Golf Club in St Andrews in September.
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Pro Football Squads Pruned
UPI sports writer reports Chargers cut Tim Carr Tom Dempsey and Bill Ackman as 1969 exhibition season begins with Chargers facing Colts. Other interleague games slate Vikings at Dolphins Bears at Redskins Raiders at Kansas City Bills at Houston.
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19YearOld Pennsylvania Girl Jockey Wins Vermont Debut
Debbie Sue Mac Parlane, 19, from Pennsylvania, won the first race of her riding career at Green Mountain in Pownal, becoming Vermonts first female winner. The victory came aboard High Impact, owned and trained by her mother Wilma K. MacFarlane, with a 3 length margin on a sloppy track. Musicals paid 9.60 5.20 3.60, part of a 7 8 perfecta that returned 126.20.
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Jets Favored In All Star Game At Soldier Field
The New York Jets enter the 1969 All Star Game as two touchdown favorites over the collegians at Soldier Field. Namath expected to start with receivers Laver and Maynard, backing Babe Parilli. All Star Coach Graham optimistic despite nine early selections not joining the squad.
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Riccitelli Suspended by Maine Boxing Commission
The Maine Boxing Commission suspended Pete Riccitelli for 60 days after a 10 round loss to Paul Raymond in New England heavyweight title bout. He was penalized two points for post bell hits and low blows, with a ringside altercation flaring after the bout. A scheduled August 11 fight with Ray Anderson in St Paul, Minnesota hinges on the Minnesota commission.
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New Iowa Wing T Adoption Shapes MAUHS Football
MAUHS will introduce the Iowa Wing T offense this season under coach John Randolph. The open free-wheeling attack, noted for its late 1940s innovation, signals a shift in MAUHS football strategy and play style.
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Standings and schedules mix in crowded baseball light
National League East table shows Chicago leading with 64 4? and New York 55 44 while St Louis 55 49 and Philadelphia 42 60 trail. American League results include Cleveland 3 Chicago 2 and Baltimore 3 Kansas City 1. Andrews SC notes Shad Rrem, former 1926 Cardinal, dies at 66. MAUHS coach Pelkie introduces Wing T offense and a two hour practice cap with a clocked statistician guiding drills.
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