Ali Tries Suffering In Training For Foreman Fight
Muhammad Ali trains intensely in Zaire as he prepares for his Sept. 25 title fight with George Foreman. He stresses suffering to build a fortress-like physique, claiming it helps him beat Foreman, who he says has not trained hard. Ali acknowledges fear of pain but believes his pre-fight regimen can decide the outcome. The piece also notes the $5 million purse and cites Ali’s rival’s perceived complacency. In Philadelphia, the 76ers sign No 4 draft pick Butch Taylor from Jacksonville.
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Humm Stars as Huskers Rout Oregon in Operener
Nebraska, ranked seventh, crushed Oregon 61-7 in the season opener as Dave Humm threw two touchdown passes and ran for another score. Tony Davis and John O'Leary powered the ground game, while Don Westbrook and Humm connected on a 34 yard scoring pass in the first half. Oregon finally scored late, Norval Turner reaching the end zone on a three yard run.
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Williamson Fired as ABC Monday Night Commentator
AP reports Fred Williamson confirms he was dropped from ABC Monday night NFL telecasts, saying he learned of the move on the news. He cites no specifics about disagreements with Howard Cosell and says ABC will share its version. Williamson’s contract runs through next August and includes TV movie work and other projects.
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Clemson Blanked By Aggies
Texas A&M defeated Clemson 24-0 in College Station as Skip Walker scored twice and Bubba Bean added a 32 yard run. A wild fourth quarter fight led to multiple personal fouls as officials disbanded tensions after A&M halted Clemson on fourth down. Attendance was 38,792.
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Guilford Grabs Back-To-Back Wins Over Hampden Sydney
Guilford College earned its second straight victory by defeating Hampton Sydney 15 to 7 in Guilford's home opener. The Quakers dominated time of possession and field position, but only scored two touchdowns and relied on a strong defense to keep the Bulldogs in check. First year coach Dennis Haglan praised the defense for three red zone stops and a crucial fourth quarter stand.
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