Ali Frazier fight reshapes boxing careers tonight
In Madison Square Garden a 12 round rematch without a title pits Muhammad Ali and Joe Frazier, each guaranteed 850000 against 32 percent of rights, with a possible heavyweight crown shot for the winner. The bout, watched by 20000 fans, could net about 25 million for the pair in total earnings.
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Burr and Burton Defeat Otter Valley 59-50 in Stagnant Showdown
Burr and Burton edged Otter Valley 59-50 as Greg Carrano led with 18 points and Herbie Spaulding battled through an ankle injury. Otter Valley pressed early, then cooled in the fourth quarter as Burr and Burton pulled away after tight play and rebounds by Mark LaSalle.
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Hoosick Falls Hoosiers Hold Off Cambridge Indians 54 51
Hoosick Falls Hoosiers edge Cambridge Indians 54 to 51 after a tight game. Ed Carknard led Hoosiers with 14 points, Brian Harrison limited to 11, while Cambridge's Phil Bell scored a game high 23 as the Indians fought to seize control.
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Hart Named Hart Generals MVP and Pitcher at Awards Night
Hart, a standout two way player who pitched to a 6 2 record and hit .300 with three homers, was voted both most valuable pitcher and most valuable player by Bennington General teammates. Greg Fineberg claimed best defensive player and Fran Maynard led batting with a .448 average. D. D. Raymond received fireman of the year. Awards were presented by Bob Long and Don Packer at a dinner dance at the Elks Lodge.
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Issel sparks Colonels with 34 in tight win over Qs
ABA action features Dan Issel scoring 34 to lift Kentucky Colonels 105-103 over San Diego as Walt Simon adds 21. Julius Erving posts 46 for the New York Nets in a 133-114 victory over Carolina, keeping a one game lead in the East. Spurs, Jazz, and Indiana win elsewhere.
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Mt Anthony matmen to wrestle in makeup vs Berlin
Mt Anthony wrestling team failed to wrestle as CBA Albany did not appear, postponing another MAU event. They plan a makeup match with Berlin tonight after the girls game against Ludlow at 4 pm. No junior varsity contest is scheduled.
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Green Mountain Chieftains beat Arlington 83 69 in Marble Valley action
Green Mountain's second half defense stifled Arlington as Dan McCoy Hart and Brunelle led a 83 69 win. Hart 27 points tops the game, while Keough Kreel Jones pace Arlington with 15 14 and 11. Eagles drop to 3 9, must win five of eight remaining. JV fall 68 48. next travels to Fair Haven to face Slaters 9 4.
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Nichols Wins San Diego by One Stroke
Bobby Nichols, at 38, edged Gene Littler and Rod Curl by one stroke to win the Andy Williams San Diego Open at the home course. Nichols closed with a 69 to post 275, earning $34,000 top prize and a $5,000 car, while Littler and Curl collected $15,725 each after their 66 and 70 final rounds.
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