Frazier and Ellis Call for Title Clash After Fight
After a seventh round stoppage in New York, Joe Frazier and Jimmy Ellis traded challenges for a disputed heavyweight crown. Ellis, warned by the ring doctor after Quarry’s stand, vowed to fight Frazier next, while managers signaled a possible tune-up before a possible Cassius Clay bout.
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New York
Joy Frazier
Jercy .Quarry
Jimmy Ellis
Madison Square Garden
Frazier
Ellis
Louisville
Sonny Liston
Los Angeles
Houston
Las
Vegas
Harry Kleiman
Quarry
Durham
Cassius Clay
Joe
Angelo Dundee Ellis
Standings and schedule of baseball leagues
Standings by the Associated Press show National League East led by Chicago and New York ahead of Pittsburgh St Louis and Philadelphia with Montreal trailing. West has Los Angeles Atlanta San Francisco Cincinnati and Houston. Today's games feature St Louis at Montreal and Philadelphia at New York among others with many doubleheaders and rain delays noted.
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Associated Press
W.L. Pet
Chicago
New York
Pittsburgh
St. Louis
Philadelphia
Montreal
Los Angeles
Atlanta
San Fran
Cincinnati
Houston
San Diego
St.Louis
San Francisco
Bunning
Giusti
M Treal
Stoneman
Fryman
Johnson
Seaver
McAndrew
Oriole
Reed
Septoria
Fisher
McCormick
Dierker
Baltimore
Boston
Detroit
Washington
Cleveland
Angidasa
Ash
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Seattle
Kansas City
California
Hannan
Phoebus
Kekich
McLain
Tiant
Ellsworth
Stange
Culp
Butler
Oakland
Nash
Boswell
Murphy
Peters
John
Timberlake
Talbot
Twinight
Trevino Retires Old Clubs In New Set Use
In Cleveland AP reports Trevino ditched his old irons after the U S Open to gain balance. He says the worn clubs earned about 250 000 over two years and were retired mounted on a wall. Moody notes a lost championship at Fort Hood.
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Cleveland
Lee Trevino
Ft. Hood
Tex
Bob Payne
Four softball tilts highlight Fansler Field slate
Four slow pitch games at Fansler Field Fin nup Park Monday night produced one close result and three decisive victories. Kinney Glass defeated Ehresman Packing 11 4 as Richmeier led with two singles and a triple. A W Root Beer topped Five Points Vickers 14 4 with DeRemus three singles and a homer. Lee Collins Irrigation edged Plymell 11 9 in five innings and Kinney Glass beat A W Root Beer 10 4 in the nightcap. Schedule lists many make ups and second round play forthcoming.
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Fansler Field
Finnup Park
Kinney Glass
Ehresman Packing
Francis Richmeier
Glassers
Melpers
Ehresman
A&w Root Beer
Vickers Service Station
Lloyd DeRemus
A&w
Lloyd Applehans
Shaw
Lee Collins Irrigation
Plymell
Collins
R. Lightner
R. Hibler
Glassmen
Lee Collins
Uon
Weeden “Aviation
Carmelita
Western ‘Kansas Sporting Goods
Lee
Irrigation
Mark Douglass
Garden City
John Bergkamp
Garden
Dodge City
Mike Banks
Charles Burroughs
Stan Bieker
Dodge Cillans
Dodge
Twetth
Major League Leaders Batting and Pitching Highlights
Key leaders include Carew batting .378 and Blair with 17 doubles for Minnesota and Baltimore. Robinson and Jackson lead runs and RBIs, while McAuliffe and Hall pace triples. Pitching leaders feature Me Nally at 10-0 and Lolich 8-1 with strong strikeout tallies from McDowell and Singer.
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Carew
Minnesota
F. Robinson
Baltimore
Blair
R. Jackson
Oakland
Killebrew
Powell
McAuliffe
Detroit
J. Hall
New York
Hogan
Seattle
Petrocelli
Boston
Me‘Nally
Lolich
Rec Games Showdown Highlights Local Youth Leagues
In a busy slate, K-18 League Rotary beat Shriners 41 to 11 while Li swept Kiwanis 6 to 0. Minor League Twins down Yanks 13 to 5 and Angels edged Pilots 13 to 1. Prep Raiders routed Phillies 90 to 15 and Chargers defeated Giants 44 to 20. Schedule notes include 100F vs KC Reds and Royals vs Jets at Jennie Wilson School and Rotary Field.
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Shriners
Kiwanis
Twins
Yanks
Angels
Pilots
Raiders
Phillies
Chargers
Giants
KC Reds
Deerfield
KC Blues
Clint Lightner
Indians
Oilers
Royals
Jets
Jennie Wilson School
Eeague — Braves
Vikings
Dodgers
Asgros
Rotaryeld
Legion-Elks
Libsisi
Clint Lightnef
Cow Rees
Yankees
Bath
Jennie Wilson
Spurs
Pirates
Rotary Field
Keaulls
Pepper Rodgers Proud Of West Squad In All-America Game
Atlanta AP Pepper Rodgers, coaching the West, says his team is loaded with talent despite O J Simpson’s absence. He admires the players and expects a strong showing, while Paterno lists East backups and depth at running back as key factors for the matchup.
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Atlanta
Pepper Rodgers
Kansas
Rodgers
Simpson
Buffalo Bills
Bobby Douglass
Paul Gipson
Houston
Eugene Morris
West Texas State
Bill Enyart
Oregon State
Ron Sayers
University of Nebraska At Omaha
West
Joe Paterno
Penn State
Marty Domres
Columbia
Buster O’brien
Richmond
Paterna
East
Virginia
Frank Quayle
Bob Campbell
Charles Jarvis
Army
Calvin Hill
Yale
Paterno
Legion Elks Face Busy Week After Weekend Split
Garden City's Legion Elks junior baseball team schedules three games this week at Clint Lightner Field, hosting Liberal Wednesday, playing Ulysses Thursday, and entertaining Scott City Friday. Manager Walt Johnson’s club sits 7-51 after four weekend games, including losses to Dodge City and wins at Elkhart.
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Legion-Elks
Garden City
American Legion-Elks
the Club
Liberal
Clint Lightner
Garden
Ulysses
Scott City
Lightner
Walt Johnson
Dodge City
Elkhart
Wills and Mota Spark Dodgers Past Braves for Seventh Straight
Maury Wills and Manny Mota led the Dodgers in a 5-3 win over Atlanta as Wills added a triple and Mota drove in three runs with a homer and single. The victory moved Los Angeles 14½ games up in the NL West, with Wills batting .380 since rejoining the club and Mota hitting .353 after joining from Montreal.
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Dick Coach
Associated Press
Maury Wills
Los Angeles Dodgers
Manny
Mota
Wills
Montreal
Dodgers
Atlanta
Braves
Chicago Cubs
Pittsburgh
New York
Cincinnati
San Diego
Jim Merritt
Houston
San Francisco
St. Louis
Don Sutton
Jim Brewer
Dodger
Los Angeles
Rico Carty
Dogers
George Stone
Stone
Bob Tillman
Cubs
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Snead
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Steve Douglass
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Ray Dieringer
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