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Newspaper

Hope Star

Location

Hope, Arkansas, United States of America

Date

Feb 20, 1970

Page

5

Ex Con Merritt Aims for Frazier Title in Circus Event

New York AP reports ex-con Jeff Merritt, 29 months for armed robbery, leads a syndicate including Joe Louis and Cassius Clay's lawyer in a publicity stunt to promote a bid at Joe Frazier's heavyweight title. A belly dancer coaches exercises as Merritt, 6 ft 4 in and 216 pounds, boasts a swift left jab and right cross.

New York Jeff Merritt Joe Fraxier Jeff Norman King Merritt Leila King U.S New York Athletic Commission Bill Perry Letla Henry Youngman Kafias City William Walters Wall Street Frazier Marvin Kohn New York Commission

Shula to Coach Dolphins in major hiring upset

Don Shula leaves the Baltimore Colts to coach the Miami Dolphins, joining a small group of owner coaches. Dolphins owner Joe Robbie announces the move, praising Shula as the coach of the future and predicting a winner driven by hard work. Shula talks of rivalry with Baltimore and a goal to build a championship team in Miami.

Joe Robbie George Wilson Miami Shula Wilson Dolphin Robbie Miami Dolphins Baltimore NFL Colts Dolphins Boston Buffalo New York Jets Shute Carroll Rosenblum Rosenblum Milam Detroit Lions Chicago Bears New York Jets

Daytona Race Features Small Sedans

Daytona Beach held a 250 mile race for small sporty sedans as weathered by a fatal wreck in the earlier 125 mile events. Cale Yarborough won the first sprint at 163.295 mph in a Mercury, the fastest race ever. Tab Prince died in a mid race crash on the stock cars, while Bill Seifert and Johnny Halford escaped injuries. Charlie Glotzbach won the second race in a 147.734 mph effort as Buddy Baker finished second. Yarborough later led in time trials toward the Daytona 500 with Bobby Isaac.

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