Ali Lets Another Year Slip By and Considers Retirement
Muhammad Ali, now slower and more firmly rooted on the canvas, defeated Richard Dunn by a fifth round knockout in Munich. He secured a promised victory while signaling plans to retire after an exhibition in Tokyo ahead of a possible bout with Ken Norton in New York City next September for a reported $9 million. Dunn proved tougher than expected, but Ali's reflexes waned and he admitted the pace, injuries, and time have altered his fighting style.
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Linderbaum Tops Rausch In Ninth In Local Tilt
Denny Linderbaum pitched a nine inning 3-2 victory for Gosling over defending Major Open champ Al Rausch before 1,500 fans at Ellis Park. Rausch fired a four hitter with 14 strikeouts but a wild pitch and bad bounce doomed him. Calvert sparked the deciding ninth with a single and scored on Rausch’s third wild pitch. Welty Way’s Ed White and Jocko Hinderks contributed early both helped build a 2-0 lead before Collins tied it in the sixth. The game featured sharp defense, a double play in the ninth, and ended in dramatic fashion. Colima leads first half with 4-0. Welty Way sits second.
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Nielsen Shares Qualifying Top NES Open Golf Qualifiers
U S Open sectional hopes narrowed by 148s as Nielsen Belle Plaine amateur and Moreland Ottumwa pro led Des Moines Country Club field. Schuchat Des Moines and Harmond Bettendorf joined with 148 to earn top spots. 32 golfers chased Chicago St Louis qualifiers for June Atlanta Open. Kennedy soph baseball beat Jefferson 3 2 as Jeff Johnson drove in winning run with two hits.
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Nastase controversy and football notes collide in brief
The piece reviews Nastase's controversial behavior including racial slurs and temper, noting reactions from peers and media. It also reports Minnesota Gophers spring football, Tony Dungy leading a 18 8 victory, and coach Stoll’s guarded outlook for next season amid Big Ten bowl talk.
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