Foreman Knocks Frazier Out in Fifth at Nassau Coliseum
George Foreman, 27, battered Joe Frazier into retirement with a fifth round knockout at Nassau Coliseum. Frazier, bleeding from a cut over the eye, could not continue after Referee Valan stopped the bout at 2 26 of the fifth. Foreman now targets Muhammad Ali as his next challenge.
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Bucyk Signs with Bruins for 21st NHL Season
Bruins captain John Bucyk signs a one year contract with Boston marking his 500th NHL goal and keeping him with the team. He notes no bonus clauses and jokes about facing Bobby Orr who moves to the Chicago Black Hawks next season. Bucyk also hints at possible assistant coach duties if he cannot skate the full year.
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Turcotte leads Radley's to 6-0 win over Fish's Inn
Radley's Market improved to 4-1 behind four hit pitching by Don Turcotte. Paul Sampson and Dave Bennett homered as the winners blanked Fish's Inn 6-0 in Twin City Slo-Pitch action. The Donkey's beat Garnache's 15-3 and Bob's Exxon improved to 5-1 with an 11-4 victory. Historical notes include Bill Terry's .341 career average with 1930 NL leader .401 and Frankie Frisch's .316 over 19 National League seasons with the Giants and Cardinals.
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