Foreman Leads Trio in Boxing Show of Strength
In Oakland Toronto and Chicago, George Foreman, Jimmy Ellis, and Ernie Terrell post decisive wins as Foreman knocks out Gregorio Peralta for his 25th KO in 28 pro bouts. Ellis and Terrell dominate their 10-round bouts, keeping title hopes with Frazier and Ali alive.
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Jimmy Ellis
Ernie Terrell
Joe Frazier
George Foreman
Foreman
Oakland
Toronto
Chicago
Ellis
Terrell
U.S
Gregorio Peralta
Calif
World Boxing Association
Frazier
George Chuvalo
WBA
Louis Pires
Peralta
California
Dick Saddler
Eralta
Elmer Costa
Chuvalo
Jimmy
Angelo Dundee
George
Muhammad Ali
Floyd Patterson
Jerry Quarry
Pires
Jenkins Seeks $100000 Tag After Five Straight Complete Games
Ferguson Jenkins presses Cubs for a raise to $100,000 a year, insisting he belongs with Gibson and Marichal. He notched his fifth consecutive complete game, a 3-0 win over the Phillies, with 12 strikeouts and six season wins. He cites his 20-win consistency as proof of his value while Hickman fueled the offense with a two-run homer.
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Ferguson Jenkins
Jenkins
Bob Gibson
Juan Marichal
Chicago Cubs
Cubs
Philadelphia Phillies
Gibson
Marichal
Phillies
Larry Bowa
Jim Hickman
Hickman
Chris Short
San Francisco
Cincinnati
New York
Houston
St. Louis
Montreal
Kansas City
Baltimore
Detroit
California
Giants
Reds
Tio Fuentes
Tony Perez
Bud Harrelson
Mets
Wade Blasingame
Blasingame
Gary Gentry
Tug McGraw
Joe Hague
Jerry Reuss
Cardinals
Expos
Reuss
Amos Otis
Bruce Dal Canton
Orioles
Otis
Royals
Dave McNally
Tigers
Dick McAuliffe
Andy Messersmith
Mel Queen
McAuliffe
Angels
Roger Repoz
Best golfer never to win the Open ends bid to play
Sam Snead misses the U S Open entry deadline by failing to file with the USGA and will not compete in Merion. At 58, the 84 PGA wins holder faces a possible retirement from touring as he contemplates quitting if his form does not improve.
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New York
UPI
Sam Snead
Snead
USGA
Merion
Ben Hogan
Hot Springs
Julius Boros
J.C. Snead
Ralph Guldahl
Guldahl
Philadelphia
Lew Wordsam
Sam
Fred Corcoran
Sports stars fail in franchising ventures noted
The article surveys prominent athletes tied to failed franchises led by Namath Lucas and Mantle, with Hayes and Alworth facing losses and bankruptcies. It cites industry criticism of using celebrity names to drive sales, while Palmer and Orr are cited as rare successes.
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Arnie Palmer
Namath, Mantle
Namath
Lucas
Mantle
Bobby Orr
Canada
Art Modell
Cleveland Browns
Pat Summerall
Summerall
Broadway Joe’s
Namath and
Mantle Men & Namath Girl Inc
Major League Baseball Schedule Evening Games Tonight
National League results show San Francisco 2 New York 2 Houston 1 Chicago 3 Philadelphia 0 St Louis 8 Montreal 5. Tonight’s pitching matchups feature St Louis at Montreal Morton 3-4 and Houston at New York Ryan 3-0. American League slate lists Kansas City at Baltimore and Detroit at California among others with several night games.
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Boston
New York
Baltimore
Pittsburgh
Detroit
St. Louis
Montreal
Chicago
Washington
Philadelphia
Cleveland
San Fran
Oakland
Atlanta
Kansas City
Los Angeles
California
Houston
Minnesota
Cincinnati
Milwaukee
San Diego
San Franc Cine
N.Y
Houst
Chic
Phil
Mont
Morton
Dierker
Ryan
Wise
Merritt
San Francisco
Perry
Reberger
Nash
Osteen
Ellis
Roberts
Peters
Hhil
Stottlemyre
Lockwood
Cox
Johnson
Wright
Lélich
Ségal
Dunning
Otago
Dobson
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Oakland Hills
Mich
New York Times News Service
Jerry Lucas
Mickey Mantle
Elvin Hayes
San Diego Rockets
Lance Alworth
San Diego Charters
Arnold Palmer
Broadway Joe’s Inc
New York Jets
Mel Alen
Manhattan
New York State
Atty
Louis J. Lefkowitz
Lefkowitz
Country Cookin’ Inc
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Adams Clothes Shop
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