George Foreman Defeats Joe Frazier For New Boxing Champion
In Kingston Jamaica a crowd of 36 000 watched George Foreman knock out Joe Frazier to claim the world heavyweight title. Foreman advanced with powerful left hooks and a series of rights, finishing Frazier at 1 35 of the second round. Durham and the crowd watched as the veteran champion fell and Foreman celebrated.
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Calhoun Tops Rebels in OT Thriller After Comeback Effort
Butler led with 24 points as Calhoun erased a 7 point deficit in regulation to force overtime. Rice added 15 and Wilson 9 with key plays in the extra period, including a crucial tip-in and a late block that sealed a 69 67 edge in overtime while Jones led Rebels with 14 points and 9 rebounds. Calhoun, aided by tight defense, limited turnovers in the final 15:47 for the comeback win.
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College Scores From Various Games Across Regions
East Fairleigh Dickinson 56 and South Carolina 84 clash as Florida 73 beats LSU 70. Georgia Tech 83 tops Vanderbilt 76 while Furman 103 defeats Kentucky 75. Wake Forest 107 edges Louisiana Tech 100 as Texas A&M and others post results.
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Tide extends win streak with 89 83 victory over Georgia Tech
Alabama stays hot at 10 straight wins by beating Georgia Tech 89-83 as Wendell Hudson Leon Douglas fouled out late. Alabama nears SEC lead while Vanderbilt upsets Kentucky 76-75 on Joe Ford free throws with 3 seconds left.
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Alabama Climbs To No. 9 Spot
UCLA holds the top slot with 41 first place votes and 838 points as North Carolina State stays second. North Carolina moves to third with 581 points while Maryland falls to fourth and Long Beach State to fifth. Indiana jumps to sixth and Minnesota drops to eighth. Alabama enters the Top Ten at No. 9 with Marquette at No. 10.
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Brewer and Guntersville clash as county rivals in tight race
Sanders starts Lenox Chatman and Allen for Brewer with Price at forward as Davis and Fowler provide depth. Guntersville guards Vaughn and freshman Looney lead scoring, aiming to avenge an 83 85 loss to Brewer. Austin Black Bears bring a 14 2 ledger to face Lawrence County. Decatur, Hartselle, and West Morgan also in action.
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Unitas traded to Chargers as draft looms
Unitas, nearing 40, agreed to join San Diego after being benched by Baltimore, amid questions of a legal contract and potential move. Hadl, the Chargers quarterback, reacted by asking for a trade, while Houston builds two first round picks with Tilleman and Atlanta.
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