Ali to fight Lewis in Dublin in heavyweight clash
Muhammad Ali weighed six pounds more than Al Blue Lewis as they prepared for the Dublin bout at Croke Park. Promoters hope to attract 32 000 fans, with Ali predicting a rematch against Joe Frazier remains possible while Lewis boasted he could beat Ali by a single punch.
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Hunter shines as Athletics split doubleheader with Brewers
Hunter pitches his 10th win as Oakland tops Milwaukee 11 1 in the first game while Jim Hickey or Frank Lingy saves, Piniella collects six hits in the nightcap as the Brewers win the second. Postin drives in runs with a homer and double. Jan Borg takes the mound for Milwaukee before Oakland bullpen closes out. Brewers and Athletics split the twin bill amid strong hitting by Piniella and Jackson with late Detroit and Baltimore wins nearby.
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Sun
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Uptil
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Unenal
Rams QB Gabriel says he may leave hospital in weeks
Gabriel, star quarterback for the Los Angeles Rams, is hospitalized with a collapsed lung after injuring a rib during a training camp practice. He told a team spokesman he hopes to be released by Thursday and back to camp soon, expecting about three weeks before resuming full activities.
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Los Angeles Rams
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Jiles Rasinski
Murtaugh selects nine pitchers for All Stars
SAN FRANCISCO nine pitchers were chosen for the 1972 National League All Stars by Danny Murtaugh who returned from retirement to pick the team for the July 2 game against the American League in Atlanta. The selections include Gary Nolan May Carroll Bob Gibson Steve Carlton Tom Seaver Don Sutton Bill Stoneman and SteveARK? Clarkon.
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SPTI
Gary Nolan
May Carroll
Cincinnati
Steve Wass
Pittsburgh
Bob Gibson
A. Louis
Tom Seaver
Tus Methaw
New York
Don Sultay
Los Angeles
Bill Stoneman
Montreal
Steve
Arkon
Philadelphia
Danny Murtaugh
Atlanta
Gibson
Fischer escapes draw as fourth game ends in stalemate
In Reykjavik, Fischer survives a near loss to Spassky in the fourth game, drawing after blunders by Spassky in the 27th and 28th moves. The match standings show Spassky leading, with the fifth game scheduled for Thursday at 1 p.m. EDT.
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Jim Ward
Raykiavik
Iceland
UPI
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Boris Spassky
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Officials will rule on Hall's eligibility for Team Canada
Toronto based report states hockey officials will review Bobby Hulls status next week as part of Team Canada eligibility for the September eight game series with the Soviet Union. Hull signed a WHA contract with Winnipeg Jets after being deemed ineligible under NHL signing rules. Trudeau voiced sympathy with protests for the best possible team to face the Russians. Canada Hockey officials include NHL representatives and government and industry organizations.
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Siebert leads Red Sox to third straight win over Angels
Sonny Siebert pitched a complete game and used a shifting strategy to defeat Nolan Ryan and the California Angels 4 1 in Boston. Rico Petrocelli drove in one run, Carlton Fisk scored, and John Kennedy joined the scoring with a bases loaded walk as Boston built a 1 0 lead in the second inning and added in the fifth. Tom Harper contributed an infield hit and base stealing, while Heggie Smith tracked a deep Oliver drive but the Red Sox held on for the victory.
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ai-Olead
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Heggie Smith
Boston
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Rico Petrocelli
Bystim
John Kennedy
Cardenas
Carlton Fisk
Tommy Harper
Cater
Harper
Sandy Momiar
Carl Yastrzemski
Underwood
No-Hitter Bid Frustrated on Tuesday Night Baseball
A string of near no-hitters dots the baseball week as Tom Seaver, Marty Pattin, and Steve Arlin all falter just before the bid ends. Arlin’s effort collapses with two outs in the ninth after Doyle’s single, while Seaver loses the perfect run late against San Diego. Tom Hatton and Davis Roberts tally late runs in a 5–1 Phils win amid varied NL results including Reuss’ four-hitter for Houston and the Cubs’ 21st homer by Billy Williams.
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Red Sos Allo
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St. Louis
Billy Williams
Hie
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Chicago
Fittsburgh
Patriots trim seven players from roster
New England cut seven in roster reductions after workouts, trimming punters Fromm Becker and Das Kapstain from Northeastern, high school tackle Peter Charlavhalla, Arkansas tackle Mike Kelson, and three additional free agents. The cuts came after double sessions on Tuesday with no injuries reported.
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Wave
Dawn
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Tily Cross
Das Kapstain
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Hicher
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Barrington
Mike Kelson
University of Arkansas
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Salluzzos overwhelm Goebers 11 to 4 in Sunday softball opener
Flea Decker led Salluzzos with a homer and two triples as Kevin Buck, Craig Reppel, and Jirm Monahan added hits. Goobers were paced by Ken Kennedy and Bernie Davendants with multiple singles. Weedons defeated Top Hat 132 with Chuck Weedon driving in four, and Hacketts edged Okermans 6-5 with Ernie Marcoux’s bases loaded triple. July 24 at athletic field and lgh school field noted alongside midweek basketball shift to pickup play after attendance issues.
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Bernie Zelinkas
Goobers
Weedons
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Weetons
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John Eldred
John Tudor
Gene Roberson
Jack Roberson
Don Baker
Don Recard
Ray Ferrara
Hacketts
Okermans
Lgh
Ernie Marcoux
Bill Chapones
Bill Ellis
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