Ali Stops Lyle in 11th Round for Heavyweight Title Defense
Muhammad Ali, 33 year old, defeats Ron Lyle in the 11th round in Las Vegas to retain the world heavyweight title. Ali’s comeback strategy shifts late after trailing on the scorecards, delivering a rapid flurry that ends Lyle’s challenge. Ali next plans a Kuala Lumpur bout with Bugner on June 30 and aims to fight Foreman and Frazier before year end.
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Anamosa Clinches Third Straight Wamac Title on Marion Oval
Anamosa won its third consecutive Wamac track title with 82 points, defeating West Delaware at Marion. Kevin Burke set a 2 mile meet record at 9:49.3, Brian Darrow tied the 440 dash standard at 50.7, and Jeff Sinkey and Ron Tapper won events as the Raiders claimed four of five relays.
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TV Set for Girls Track Televised State Meet
The Iowa Girls state high school track and field championships, first televised since 1961, will air highlights Tuesday at 7:30 p.m. on IE NB channels 11 12 24 27 32. IEBN will cover over 15 events from Drake University Stadium Des Moines with cooperation from the Iowa Girls High School Athletic Union. The meet caps seven weeks of regular season and district play involving about 475 schools and 7,500 competitors, with over 1,300 girls expected from 305 Iowa schools.
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West Union Dominates Triangular Track Meet
West Union North led the triangle with 95 points to 67 for runnerup South Winneshiek. Turkey Valley finished third with 16. Stevens of North achieved a meet triple. Event winners included Guenther in shot put and discus, Stephens in long and 120 high hurdles, Frana in 100, Rose in mile, and relay wins by North and South Winneshiek.
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Cardinals place Bake McBride on 15 day DL
The St Louis Cardinals announced Bake McBride was placed on the National League 15 day disabled list and outfielder Jay Schlueter was recalled from Tulsa of the American Association to join the majors.
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Iowa Wins Pair To Stay In Big Ten Title Hunt
Iowa's Duane Banks praised a steady showing as the Hawkeyes swept Purdue 5-3 and 10-5 to remain in third place in the Big Ten race with a 9-3 conference mark. Bryan Jones sparked the opener with a two run triple, while Greg Fetter hit a three run homer in the ninth of game two. Iowa's pitching by Bob Stepp and Craig Cordt preserved both wins as Purdue dropped to 1-13 in conference.
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Clinton Nips C.R. in 9th 3-2
Clinton edged Cedar Rapids 3-2 in nine innings as Heinen’s ninth inning error allowed the winning run after Cline held Cedar Rapids to four hits through eight. Don Sasser drove in two in the third with a two bagger, and Clinton tied the game in the seventh on a Santino double and Aremovich single.
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Oakland Gets Sonny Siebert in Waiver Deal
NEW YORK AP The Oakland A s sent utility infielder Ted Kubiak to the San Diego Padres for veteran pitcher Sonny Siebert in an inter league waiver deal Friday night and announced they were placing coach Cal Maxvill on the active roster.
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Green Charged With Rape Near Roseburg
Two NFL players Woody Green of Kansas City and Rich Lewis of the Jets were arrested on rape charges in Douglas County Oregon. Green, 23, a Kansas City running back, and Lewis, 24, a Jets linebacker, were said to have assaulted a 16 year old girl on May 11 near Loon Lake. Green was the Chiefs first draft pick after 1973. Lewis, formerly with the Oilers and Bills, had been signed by the Jets but did not play last season.
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Jayvee Dodgers Washington JV Top Lisbon 6-1
Scott Bowser crushed a solo home run as Washington junior varsity defeated Lisbon varsity 6-1 on Friday. Bowser led the scoring with the decisive homer while Washington pitchers held Lisbon to one run, securing the victory.
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Prairie Finds New Way to Win ECI Track
Prairie coach Roger Freeman steered a strategic shift at the East Central Iowa Conference meet. Star sprinter Dave Wilson skipped his favored relay anchor to split events, enabling Prairie to win eight events and secure the 11th ECSC track crown in 13 years. The dramatic finale saw Linn-Mar tie and Prairie prevail in a photo finish for the mile relay, with Wilson sweeping the 100 200 and 440 and setting conference marks.
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Michigan, Michigan State Lead Big Ten Baseball Title Race
The final day of the Big Ten season features Michigan hosting Wisconsin and Michigan State facing Northwestern. Michigan swept Northwestern 7-0 and 9-0 to move to 11-3, with MSU, 10-3 after two late wins over Wisconsin, looming half a game back. Minnesota kept slim title chances alive with a doubleheader sweep of Illinois.
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