Ali trains in Miami prep for Foster bout
Muhammad Ali downplays myths of wealth from past bouts and focuses on staying sharp for the scheduled fight with Mac Foster in Tokyo, noting the upcoming bout will be his first in Japan and broadcast from Budokan. He discusses money taken by the government and managers, and hints at a rematch with Joe Frazier.
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U S and Soviet Union to meet in indoor track clash
Richmond seeks 10000 crowd for a dual indoor track meet between the United States and the Soviet Union. U.S. stars Lee Evans and Willie Davenport lead a two-man team. Viktor Saneyev heads the Soviet squad with other medalists. Nine events feature both nations with women selected via AAU nationals.
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Mexico City
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Antoly Bonderchwk
Henry Hines
Amateur Athletic Union
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Belane Meriweather
Iran
Boston
Valery Borzov
Yevgeniy Arghanov
Syormen
Grenoble
France
University of Virginia
College of William and Mary
Wiliamasburg
Proctor Wins Vermont Class M Crown Over Marian
In Vermont 1972 playoffs Proctor Phantoms upset Marian 50 to 44 to claim the Class M championship as John Sivret and the Morgan brothers key a fourth quarter surge. Winooski dominated Oxbow 81 to 42 for the Class 1 final, led by Jia Anger and Tim Rice. Burlington edged Montpelier 43 to 25 in Class L. Blue Mountain remained undefeated at 23 0 after beating Twinfield 54 to 42 for the girls? title.
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Tim Rice
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Seahorses
Sol Sweeney
Blue Mountain
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Jeff Darling
Bruins fall to Penguins to extend road trip slide
Boston Bruins lost 4 to 2 to the Pittsburgh Penguins on the road after a fast start. Eddie Shack neutralized by Boston, while Darryl Edestrand scored twice and Gerry Cheevers had 28 straight without a loss in goal. Coach Tom Johnson blamed overall team lapses as Boston slips in the East standings with nine games left in the season.
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Phil Esposito
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Jean Pronovost
Bobby Orr
Roston
Tom Johnson
Edestrand
Johnson
Rangers
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New York
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Los Angeles
Ed Johnston
Johnator
White Sox ace knuckleballer steadies mood vs Royals 5 1
Wilbur Wood pitched five innings allowing one run on four hits as the White Sox defeated the Royals 5 1 in spring action. Wood, 22 13 with 1 91 ERA last season, is expected to start up to 45 games this year and thrive with two days of rest.
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Chicago White Sox
Wilbur Wood
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White Sox
Work More
Kansas City Royals
Chicago
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Royals
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Bob Oliver
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Cleveland Indians
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Tigers default quiet spring training win over Red Sox
Detroit Tigers coach Billy Martin said the team would ease into spring training. Detroit then blanked Boston 7 0 in an exhibition as Martin hinted at saving surprises for the regular season and having pitcher Joe Coleman alter his style for the tune up.
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Boston Red Sox
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Joe Coleman
Coleman
Maryland and Memphis claim final NIT field
Maryland and Memphis State secured the last two bids to complete a 16 team National Invitation field. Memphis State meets Oral Roberts at Madison Square Garden with Larry Finch leading the Tigers and Richard Fuqua pacing Oral Roberts. First round pairings include Maryland vs St Josephs and Oral Roberts vs Memphis State with others set for Friday and Saturday nights.
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Titans
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Pacers Reach 200th Win Silent Coach Honored
The Indiana Pacers defeated the Floridiana 103-92 as Coach Bob Leonard earned his 200th ABA win while recuperating from influenza. Rookie George McGinnis scored 22 points in the rally from a first half deficit. Larry Jones led Floridiana with 19. Utah clinched the Western Division with a 124-114 win over Carolina.
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American Basketball Association
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ABA
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Memphis Pros
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Larry Jones
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Merv Jackson
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Australians best U S in tennis at Hartford
The United States lost the Actna World Cup Tennis Tournament to Australia but salvaged a 4 final singles win. Pasarell defeated Newcombe 46 75 63, and Australia led 4-4. Laver beat Ashe 62 4 64, while Newcombe and Roche beat Riessen and Pasarell 64 36 63 in doubles. Australia to share $30,000 prize. U S to receive $10,000.
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John Newcombe
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