America's Cup Hero Ficker Leads Intrepid Toward Victory
Newport notes that Bill Ficker, 43, skipper of Intrepid, calls the America's Cup the Holy Grail of yachting and stresses precise organization and self discipline. The Intrepid crew, average age 23, trains five hours daily on water and seven hours ashore, with focus on teamwork, concentration, and flawless maintenance as Gretel II observers comment on their clean sails and neat crew.
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Clay to Sign Back Into Fight Picture
Cassius Clay to sign contracts to meet Jerry Quarry in Atlanta October 26 as he seeks return to heavyweight title pursuit. Joe Frazier lines up a title defense versus Bob Foster November 18 in Detroit, setting stage for possible Clay Frazier showdown if both win.
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U.S. Open Tennis Resumes Amid Tie Break Controversy
The washed-out U S Open returns at Forest Hills with Arthur Ashe Jr. facing John Newcombe and Stan Smith meeting Ken Rosewall in men s quarter finals. Dennis Ralston meets Cliff Richey as Tony Roche takes on Brian Fairlie. semifinals Saturday and final Sunday. The prize is $20,000.
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Place Kickers Available in Pro Football Free Agent Market
NFL teams have a choice of kickers George Blanda and Lou Michaels after waivers opened for both with Blanda still eyeing a possible season start. Michaels, now with limited prospects and no chance to return to the Colts, faces advancing age and a dwindling NFL role. The Raiders and Bills also cut several quarterbacks and veterans, while Bills added Jim Ward and Ward joined Baltimore in a trade as teams reshuffled rosters ahead of the season.
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Blues Tie Series In Second Playoff Game
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