Ali Ellis Bout In Astrodome Promises Quiet Storm
Muhammad Ali and Jimmy Ellis square off in a 12 round bout in Houston's Astrodome with a live gate around 300000 and telecasts across the United States and abroad. Ali seeks revival after a Frazier loss and legal vindication while asserting slower speed and remaining a magnetic figure ahead of a possible title shot.
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Boxing Cards From West Coast and Utah Matches
In Lake Geneva Jerry Quarry of Bellflower California defeated Tony Doyle of Salt Lake City Utah by outpoint. Ernie Terrell of Houston beat Roberto Davila of Peru by decision. In Santa Monica Mike Nixon of Glendale California outpointed Cipriano Hernandez of San Diego California.
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Santa Monica
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Sikes Wins 1505 in Westchester Gulf Classic
Sikes of Springdale Arkansas shot 74 Sunday for a 284 total to win 1505 in the $250000 Westchester Gulf Classic held in Harrison New York. Richard Crawford of Little Rock Arkansas fired 74 for 292 total earning 333. Arnold Palmer led with 270 for top prize of 50000.
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Petty Closes In On Million Dollar Auto Racing Milestone
Peter Revson and Mark Donohue thrill crowds as Revson wins at Watkins Glen while Richard Petty nears a $1 million career earnings milestone. Revson, 32, the socialite bachelor, earned over $18,000 for second at the Can-Am race and more than $108,000 for his Indianapolis 500 second place. Donohue, 34, a Brown University graduate, led and retired from the Can-Am with mechanical issues after a pole and top-six finishes. Petty, 33, having career victory No.132 at Nashville, collected $4,025 and sits within about $5,000 of the milestone. McLaren dominated Can-Am with Hulme second and Siffert third in a high-profile weekend. The Glen also hosted the six-hour enduro won by Alfa Romeo’s de Adamich, while McCluskey edged Foyt in Terre Haute for late model stock cars.
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Switzerland
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Solunar Tables Propose Best Fishing and Hunting Times
Solunar Periods printed below derive from Richard Alden Knight's Solunar Tables. Plan your days to fish in good territory or hunt in good cover during these times to maximize sport potential each day.
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Padres sweep Pirates as Norman and Arlin star in doubleheader
San Diego pitcher Fred Norman marked his first win of 1970 with a five hitter, then Steve Arlin fired a three hitter to deliver a 2-0 win in the nightcap and complete the doubleheader sweep over Pittsburgh. Leron Lee homered and doubled for the Padres, who gained two wins while manager Preston Gomez recovered from back surgery.
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Lee May
Reds
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Willie Mays
Charlie Fox
Phil Niekro
Ralph Garr
Braves
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St Louis
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All-Stars Begin Practice Ahead of Friday All-Star Game
A 52-player collegian group prepares at Soldier Field for the All-Star clash with the Baltimore Colts. Blanton Collier coaches the underdog squad as ABC televises the game at 9:30 p.m. EDT. The lineup features Heisman winner Jim Plunkett and top receivers, aiming to end a seven-game pro streak.
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Hall Looks Impressive on Field
Browns coach Nick Skorich praises rookie Charlie Hall for sharp footwork and few mistakes. Hall contends for starting LB spot behind Jim Houston as veterans compete for roles amid camp battles and draft buzz.
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Berry Wins Women's Western Amateur Championship
Beth Berry 22 from Dauphin Island Alabama wins the Women's Western Amateur at Flossmoor Country Club Chicago defeating Curtis Cupper Nancy Hager after 36 holes. Berry missed several short putts but sealed victory with a 15 footer for birdie on the 31st hole and an 18 foot par putt on 34. Hager 18 from Dallas played well but could not close as Berry three putted on 35 leaving both to halve 36th.
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Miss Evert Wins National Girls 14 Tennis Title
Top seed Jeanne Evert of Fort Lauderdale defeated Carrie Fleming 7-5 6-1 to win the National Girls 14 tournament in Little Rock. In the National 12 Girls singles, Sherry Aker of Kalamazoo Beat Lea Antonopolis of Glendora 6-3 6-2.
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Ussery Delivers Slick Ride To Take Brooklyn Handicap
Veteran jockey Bobby Ussery keeps Never Bow straight to the rail in the 300 yard run to the first turn and outfinishes Twice Worthy by a neck to win the Brooklyn Handicap at Aqueduct. Never Bow paid 20.60 9.70 7.40 with Ruane claiming foul but ruled official. Royal Owl wins Hollywood Juvenile Championship by 3 1/2 lengths. Brenda Beauty edges Dance Partner for Sorority Stakes at Monmouth in photo finish.
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Dees’ fifth homer lifts Travelers past Montgomery
Arkansas Travelers beat Montgomery 1-0 as Wayne Dees hit his fifth home run of the season in the eighth inning. Greg Terlecky earned his first win as Don Lexhnock took the loss, replaced by Phil Meller in the seventh. Arkansas faces Montgomery again Monday. Other scores: Dallas-Fort Worth 4 Albuquerque 0. San Antonio 1 Amarillo 0. Savannah 5 Memphis 3 in 12 innings. North Dakota State College football remains undefeated in four years with a 43-2-1 program record.
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