Boxing title history and defenses through 1970
The text recounts key heavyweight title events. Frazier unified and defended the title with stoppages and outs, including wins over Ellis, Foster, Quarry, and Jones, while Ali claimed the crown in 1964 by stopping Liston and later defended against a string of challengers before being stripped.
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Quarry
Frazier
Jimmy Ellis
Bob Foster
Teague Award honors McCauley at AAU All Stars event
High Point Mayor Davis presented the Teague Award named for the late Judge Lewis Teague to McCauley, with remarks on the honor and the family’s Carolina football ties. He noted the Peach Bowl as the first Carolina game McCauley attended without setting a record. Charlie Harville hosted the ceremony.
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Jay Flynn
Mark Lovette
Crowder
Davis
High Point
McCauley
Lewis Teague
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Nets Rout Cougars as Paultz Leads with 30 Points
The Nets built a 26 point lead and held on to defeat the Cougars 107 to 92. Paultz scored 30 points, Leaks 26, Barry 19, Melchionni 18 for New York while Peeples led Carolina with 22 and Miller 21. The loss is Carolina's fifth in a row with nine losses in 11 games.
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World Series Rivals Debut In Exhibition Card T: World Series Rivals Debut In Exhibition Card
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South Carolina Edges Wake In ACC Tilt Behind Aydlett
South Carolina defeated Wake Forest as Aydlett exploded for 29 points, including eight first-half baskets, while Roche tallied 19 for the Gamecocks and Owens 21. Wake Forest led 38-31 at half but faded late as South Carolina pulled within two and closed it out from the line.
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John Roche
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Gamecocks
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McGregor
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Owens
Frank McGuire
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McGuire
Jack McCloskey
Carver
McCloskey
Snead Dominates Front Nine With Long Birdie Streak
Snead converts on the opening hole then nets wedges for three more front side birdies. He drains eight-foot birdies on 11 and 12, hits a six-foot iron shot on 15, and parries a 35-foot birdie on 16. Dickinson seeks a return from slump with early birdies, bogeys, and a late finish. Nicklaus bogeys final hole after three-putt.
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Nicklaus
Pirates Win Conference Swim Meet
East Carolina swept the Southern Conference swimming meet with 658 points, winning five of seven events. Wayne Norris and Jim Griffin each won three events, Norris named meet outstanding. Frederick set another record in the 1650 yard freestyle as ECU led William and Mary, VMI, and Davidson in Williamsburg.
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Pirates
Wayne Norris
Jim Griffin
Norris
Gary Frederick
Henry Morrow
Jack Morrow
Tom Grover
William and Mary
Bob Cunningham
Virginia Military
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Davidson
College of William & Mary
Paul Trevisan
Chuck Alley
Rusty Bruni
W&m
Tom Rehchm
Jim Newton
Greg Hinchman
Wark Kelly
WAM
Craig Richardson
Jack Hobbs
Jeff Kohlhas
Tom Gruver
WEM
Joe Ackerman
Joan Leon
Wilbur Cretl
Don Siebert
Larry Allman
Bert Kramer
Joe Crowe
Rick Platt
Frederick
Ard
Tom Rehm
Paul Trevison
William & Mary
Doug Emerson
Neil Winslow
Tim Winslow
Bob Repass
Jim Read
Adams State runner Montoya dominates cross country meets
Bob Montoya a 117 pound runner from Ordway Colo won 10 cross country meets while at Adams State College. In some meets he ran three events in one day the mile two mile and a steeple chase.
Aaron Says Baseball 3rd In Treatment Of Blacks
Braves star Hank Aaron urged baseball to hire more Black managers and executives, saying the sport lags behind basketball and football in post playing opportunities. He cited Willie Mays Jim Gilliam Elston Howard and Frank Robinson as examples and noted no Black managers have led a major league club.
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West Palm Beach
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Hank Aaron
Atlanta Braves
Braves
Bill White
Jim Gilliam
Jackie Robinson
Willie Mays
Ernie Banks
Gilliam
Los Angeles
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New York Yankees
Frank Robinson
Basketball Scores From Various Colleges and Conferences
A roundup of college and ABA results shows Furman defeating Richmond 68 61 and Duke toppling North Carolina 92 83. Other notable scores include Utah 87 over BUY 98 and Purdue 99 over Illinois 93 with multiple overtime and high scoring games across the day.
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Hartack Injured After Fall At Denver Race Meet
Jockey Bill Hartack, riding at Centennial Park, suffered a bruised forehead when his horse reared and threw him at the starting gate during the final two days of the 1970 meeting. He rode nine horses over the two days, finishing best at third in a noted event.
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Bill Hartack
Centennial
Hartack
Ali predicts easy victory as trainer hails peak form
Muhammad Ali boasts to writers at Fifth Street Gym that his conditioning is the best of his career and predicts a decisive win. He concedes a possible loss to Joe Frazier would be noted, but insists such a result won’t happen. Ali says the tension of the moment means little after his life battles.
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Fifth Street Gym
Joe Frazier
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