Court and Foster roadblocks for Ali Frazier review
Atlanta coverage frames the Ali Frazier heavyweight bout as a potential historic draw, with the Supreme Court appeal looming over Ali’s 1967 draft conviction and Foster challenging for Frazier’s crown in Detroit. Promoters cite a possible $10 million gate and a massive global TV footprint while noting tentative December options.
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August’s record night lifts Gladiators past Foothill
Bill August thrilled Chabot with a mind boggling 619 passing yards and six TDs last Saturday before collapsing after the final play. He said his stomach knotted from emotion and lack of salt amid an 85-21 deficit erased to a 42-41 win. August, 6 180 pounds, transferred from SIU S to seek smarter players and a four year college yet to decide on a future school. He noted BYU and Arizona State as possibilities and expects to play again after graduation in the spring.
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Warriors seek 1st vs. 76ers
The Warriors host the Philadelphia 76ers at the Coliseum Arena aiming to move atop the Pacific Division with a win. Philadelphia stands 2 and battling for top Eastern Conference, while Los Angeles idle. The game includes a reunion of Santa Clara players and a nearby girls basketball game before tipoff.
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Between winning losing Nolan fine line in pro football
San Francisco 49ers coach Dick Nolan notes an awfully fine line between winners and losers as his team, one of the league’s most exciting, pursues a division title. He praises rookie Cedrick Hardman and end Tommy Hart for speed, cites a 19-14 win over Denver, and explains no turnovers in three games while Brock Brodie leads the passing attack. The club’s fast start has boosted attendance at Kezar Stadium as Green Bay visits and Nolan contemplates more rest days.
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Wichita State players sue over university chartered plane crash
Seven Wichita State feather players who survived the October 7 crash filed lawsuits seeking about 6.2 million in total. They accuse six defendants of negligence and seek 4 million in actual damages plus 300 thousand in punitive damages each. The Colorado crash killed 30 people including 13 players, the head coach, and the athletic director.
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Raiders Push For Midseason Championship Clash In KC
ALAMEDA Kansas City and Oakland Raiders clash this weekend as both teams seek a late surge toward the season’s midpoint. Coach John Madden says pushes for championships begin now with the 6th to 12th games, while Daryle Lamonica’s health looms as a game day decision and George Blanda could start if needed.
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Lowell Hickey Exhorts Sports Heywerd Cal 3970
Lowell Hickey reports from the sports desk on Heywerd in California as 3970 details and events unfold. The note highlights actions by local figures in a compact update from the Lowell desk.
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Flood Returns to Nats Amid Antitrust Drama
Outfielder Curt Flood reaches salary terms with the Washington Senators amid antitrust disputes over baseballs reserve clause. Flood flew from Copenhagen for a weekend meeting with Senators owner Robert Short in New York. The Post notes Flood hopes a negotiated return, while Commissioner Kuhn and Floods lawyers stay silent. Flood previously filed a 1 million damage suit after being traded to St Louis and then Philadelphia.
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