Frazier Seen As Favorite To Stop Quarry Challenge
Frazier, an 11-5 favorite, faces Quarry in a title defense to be held in New York. Ancillary receipts boost potential earnings to 350000 to 500000 for Frazier and 250000 to 450000 for Quarry. Quarry vows to attack, while Frazier has built a string of defenses and is widely recognized as world champion in several regions.
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Nimeis
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Tosa
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World Boxing Association
Cassis Clay
New Garden
Quarry
Ellis
Oakland
Calf
Mets alive in Race as Koosman helps win
The Mets beat the Cardinals as pitcher Ron Koosman extended a club record scoreless streak to 25 innings after coming back from a shoulder injury. Roy Hodges and Tim McCarver praised a changed Mets attitude and noted firms belief they can catch the leaders in the National League race.
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Fed. Afer
Hodges
Cardinals
Tim McCarver
Koosman
Mets Rally To Split Doubleheader In St Louis
New York swept the twin bill with wins in Chicago and St Louis, lifting within four games of the Cubs. Tommie Agee drove in two runs and the Mets capitalized on timely hits as Koosman pitched well in the nightcap, while the lineup piled up 19 singles in the opener.
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Cal Koonce
Agee
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Joser
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Buel Harrelson
Cleon Jones
Kerry Grote
Roosman
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Harrelson
Hickman
Mei
Ernie Banks
Cubs
Juan Marichal
Giants
Atlanta
Willie McCovey
Jack Hiatt
Ken Henderson
Frank Linzywild
Tito Francona
Palmer's Charge Fails to Disturb Dale Douglass
Palmer's charge fails to disturb Dale Douglass in a contested match. The event features players and a close stroke lead, with Arnel and Coody involved in the action as the score advances.
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Palmer
Dale Douglass
ASU prodigies eye pro ranks and NCAA links
Arizona State prospects face NBA and MLB attention as college stars fade to pro drafts. John Dolinsek tops tourney with .476 average, Sonny Powell and Ralph Dick also drafted by Houston and Minnesota respectively. Chicago Cubs pick Larry Gura, Detroit takes Lerrin LaGrow, Mets claim Billy Catton. DALLAS AP Maureen Connolly Brinker, 34, "Little Mo" who shone in the early 1950s, dies and will be buried Tuesday after a riding accident cut short her career.
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Houston Astros
Paul Ray Powell
Minnesota
Ralph Dick
ASU
Twins
Larry Gura
Chicago Cubs
Lerrin LaGrow
Detroit
Billy Catton
New York Mets
Dallas
Maureen Connolly Brinker
Fading world champs rise twice to Senators
The Washington Senators toppled the Detroit Tigers in a rain interrupted doubleheader, scoring nine and six runs in the two games. Mike Epstein hit his 15th homer, Eddie Brinkman drove in key runs, and the Senators swept for a 4.95 series total while the nightcap collapsed after six innings due to rain. Oakland and Minnesota split a twin bill as Baltimore and New York jockeyed for position in a busy MLB slate.
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Senators
Tiger
Baltimore
Mike Epstein
Eddie Brinkman
Unser wins Langhorne Langhorne 150 race restart
Bobby Unser captured the Langhorne 150 in Langhorne Pennsylvania, earning about 15000 dollars in the Sunray restart. He completed the 150 miles at an average speed around 112.424 mph in a rear engine turbo Offenhauser, leading on the 28th lap with Mario Andretti and Gordon Johncock in second and third.
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Bobby Unser
Lang Horne
Unser
Mario Andrelli
Gordon Johncock
Major league standings and tonight's games across leagues
Standings show Cincinnati 5 Los Angeles 6 Houston 2 San Diego 0 San Francisco 5 5 Montreal 6 5 second game six innings darkness. Tonight's slate includes Pittsburgh at Chicago St Louis at Montreal Los Angeles at Atlanta San Francisco at Houston San Diego at Cincinnati in the NL. AL divisional races feature Baltimore Boston Detroit New York Washington Cleveland Oakland Minnesota Seattle Chicago Kansas City California and more with several night games and doubleheaders.
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Hiller
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Brunet
Associated Press
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New York Pittsburgh
Phila
Montreal Ahee
San Fran
Philadelphia
Records to Broken and a Racecar Hero
Charles Czarlinsky surveys enduring baseball records such as Hugh Duffy’s .438 in 1890s, Billy Hamilton’s 196 runs in 1894, Harry Stovey’s 156 steals in 1888, Bill White’s 1879 complete games, and Mathew Kilroy Die’s 505 strikeouts in 1886, then highlights Doug Rose a legless racer overcoming his accident with artificial limbs as Czarlinsky’s markets men’s wear and racing lore.
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Hugh Duffy
Billy Hamilton
Harry Stovey
Bill White
Mathew Kilroy
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