Ali Predicts Five Round Win In Tokyo Fight
Muhammad Ali predicts he will stop Mac Foster in five rounds in their 15 round non-title bout in Tokyo. Ali, 32, says the Prophet has spoken and he must knock out Foster in the fifth round after training at a brisk pace and maintaining a strict diet. Johnson, also on the bill, backs Ali’s condition and pace as Japanese observers note his fast combinations and solid punching power.
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Tokyo
Muhammad Ali
Mac Foster
Ali
Foster
Japan
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Johnson
Alib
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Ton Johnson
Bowers
Antke Foster
Edinburgh
Reuter
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Ken Buchanan
Ofritain
al Ford
Wembley
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Andries Steyn
Johannesburg
Sugar Ramos
Angeles
Webb leads Chelsea to win over Sheffield United
David Webb scored twice in 14 minutes to lift Chelsea to a 2-0 league victory in London. The defender turned forward notched in the sixth and 14th minutes, his first league goals of the season, while Cardiff City and Preston North End shared a heavy second division clash and Dunfermline Athletic fell to Falkirk in Scotland amid unclear final notes.
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Eiete
Lake Victoria
Tanécania
Uganda
Astea
Australian women beat Wales in London lacrosse match
The Australian women's lacrosse team opened its British tour with a 5 to 4 victory over Wales in London yesterday, marking their first win on the trip.
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London
Wales
East African Safari Rally Begins Amid Border Tensions
Daim Dar Es Salaam hosts the 86-car East African Safari Rally 3.8k mile test. The field includes Tito Makinen and Henry Tidden leading one Ford Facort RS1400, with Australian crews McLeod and Green among entrants. The rally runs through Kilimanjaro’s vicinity toward Nairobi, pausing near Tanzania Uganda border due to security concerns.
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Associated Press
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Finland
Henry Tidden
Britain
Myerere
Nairobi
Kenya
Kampala
Upanda
Fragments Signal Local Page Item
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Sope drop in entries for rowing titles
Heavy scratchings cut entries at the Australian national rowing championships and Olympic trials on Lake Kurwongbah. Fours heats feature crews from Staves Meeced Bas and Monash Yarra among others, with Melbourne and Toowong not starting. Final on Monday aims to decide Olympic contenders as Haberfield and Joondalup crews seek spots for Munich.
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Lake Kurwongbak
Melbourne
Xouris
Joe Saunders
Monash University
Joondalup
Adelaide University
Haberfield
Solution This Is The Cramword Published In Paper
The article presents the published solution to a puzzle called cramword appearing in today’s newspaper. It notes the approach used to solve the word game and references the day’s edition. No other individuals or organizations are specified.
Australian national casting championships head to Canberra
The ACT division hosts the Australian national casting championships in Canberra with top interstate anglers competing in distance and accuracy events across fly casting plug casting and weight casting. Events run today and tomorrow at ACT polo fields and Nerang Pool, with a dinner and trophy presentation Sunday at Spin.
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ACT
Australian National Casting Association
Canberra
Nerang Poul
Regaera Point
Lake Burley
Chriffin
Australian drivers warm up for race in Singapore
Australian racing contingent led by Kevin Bartlett Max Stewart and Leo Geoghegan arrived in Singapore for the seventh Singapore Grand Prix meeting on the 2.23 mile Sembawang circuit. Bartlett is the favourite for the 1 lap Grand Prix race on Sunday after Tasman success and a Singapore setback in 1971.
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AAP
Reuter
Kevin Bartlett
Max Stewart
Leo Geoghegan
Sembawang
Bartlet
New
Rhodesia Bows Out Of World Championships Fight
Rhodesia's entry for the world bowls championships at Worthing in June has been turned down for political reasons. South Africa is among the 16 countries set to compete from June to 17. Zambia has withdrawn.
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London
Rhodesia
Worthing
South Africa
Zambia
NSW stays undefeated in Australian Volleyball Championship
NSW remains unbeaten after the second round in Sydney at Alexandria Stadium. ACT men and women both lost their matches to New Zealand and ACT respectively, while Queensland, Victoria and South Australia posted wins in the men’s and women’s divisions.
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Nsw
Alexandria Stadium
ACT
New Zealand
Queensland
Victoria
South Australis
Western Australia
South Australia
Tasmania
Gonzales Dominates Hong Kong Debut in National Hard Court
Pancho Gonzales, the ageless 44 year old, cruised to a 6-0 6-4 victory over Wei Leung in the first round of the National Hard Court Championships in Hong Kong. Misako Murakami and Barbara Hawcroft advanced in women's singles while Colin Dribley and Ross Case won in men's doubles.
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Pancho Gonzales
Gonzales
Wei Leung
Misako Murakami
Japan
V. Nz
Barbara Hawcroff
Australia
Korea
le Mi Ok
Colin Dribley
Ross Case
Chang
Ling Fong
Dent Upsets Drysdale In Macon Tennis Round Two
Phil Dent of Australia stunned second seed Clif Drysdale of South Africa 3 6 3 7 6 in the Macon International Tennis Tournament second round. Dent, 22, on only his second tour year, showcased power serves and a sharp backhand to reach the quarterfinals as top seed Ton Okker defeated Roy Barth 6 4 7 6.
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Georgia
Phil Dent
Australia
Clif Drysdale
South Africa
United Press International
Territory cricket test in Port Moresby against Papua New Guinea
Territory cricket heads to Port Moresby for two days of matches against Papua New Guinea. The Australian side, captained by Neil Dansie, combines Sheffield Shield players from three states with several near‑selction for Finland. Most of the 18 man squad are Australians, many with prior first‑grade experience.
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Toll South Avenalink Ss
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SW T
Papua
Guinea
Moscow Phish SAP Rewer middleweight lift record
A lifter from Moscow set a regional middle heavyweight jerk record and achieved a milestone at a weight lifting tournament. The event highlighted the lifter lifting 4874 units, signaling a notable performance for the season.
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Phish Sap Rewer
Vevereny Ponkoveny
Somer Lnsan
Ae Wal
Infosceriy
Squash results from Avoca club event and grades
Sparse scoring notes show multiple grades not played and several tight results. Teams include Treasury, Woden, Dickson, Navy, RAAF, Dickson, Nat Centre, and Can Workers with many scores listed and numerous not played entries across A grade C1 C2 and TH grades, plus late May to August training and public notices referenced for Canberra region.
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