Ali Not Bitter After Draft Ruling Rematch Hopes Rise
Muharesmad Ali says he bears no bitterness toward those who stripped him of the heavyweight title after he refused induction in 1967. The Supreme Court overturned his draft-evasion conviction on religious grounds. Ali, 29, trains in Chicago for a July 26 Houston fight with Jimmy Ellis and eyes a rematch with Joe Frazier.
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Pirates surge past Cardinals as Stargell slump deepens
Pittsburgh's offense roars to a 14-4 victory over St Louis with Manny Sangullien's bases loaded triple highlighting a five run first inning and Roberto Clemente and Bob Robertson adding two run singles. Willie Stargell, leader with 28 homers, goes hitless in the win as Mets, Dodgers, Padres, Reds, and Astros win elsewhere in a tight NL race.
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Baye
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St. Louis
Manny Sanguilien
Pittsburgh
Stargell
Jose Pagan
Weai
Rune
Roberto Clemente
Bob Roberton
Today's Pitchers Showdowns Across Baseball Night Schedule
A chaotic slate lists Merritt 9-10 for Cincinnati at Momtres with Britton 42 or McAnally 1-4, Seaver 3 dollars for New York at Lersch 46 in Philadelphia, O'Brien 2-11 for Los Angeles at Cheags Hands 4 dollars, Moose 4 for Pittsburgh at St. Louis Cleveland 6-8, Mekro 67 for Atiesta, Ridlinghem 3-7 for a ten o clock game, Petry 6-6 for Sam Premcirce at San Diego Roberts 6-7, Corbin 4 5 for Mismescta at Oakland Blve 162, Hedland 64 for Jeunesse City at Celfernin 45, John 58 for Chicago at Milwaukee Linton 3-1, Cate 51 for Detroit at Baltimore Dobson 64, plus a weathered Moa- Myan suspended game, laser at Newton Kine 66, and Washington Breberg 1 off Berm Losterg 32 in a night match.
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Meherms Upset Schlitz Bulls In AA Slow Pitch Match
Meherms scored in every inning to upset the previously unbeaten Schlitz Bulls at Duensing Field. John Anderson pitched a complete game as Meherms built an early lead. Mike Wilhelm hit two home runs and Mike Chick doubled and tripled to power the attack.
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Juan Marichal
Dave Campbell
Padres
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Doug Griffin
Boston
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Reggie Jackson
RBI
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Rich Reese
Tony Oliva
U S and Russian youth shape weekend clash in Berkeley
Meet pits two young national teams at UC Berkeley as Po pov and Maggard avoid predictions. Popov says the U S team is young but strong and could supply most swimmers to Munich. Stars like Liquori Smith Brenn and Mann skip the event. Silvester is in Europe.
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George Brenn
Ralph Mann
Jay Silvester
Europe
Park Board Schedule and Local League Events
A rough schedule lists Park Board meetings and multiple league matches across fields including Plumbers Local 357, Carpenters Local, Kiwanis, and Exchange National Bank venues. Events show teams like The Lil Fivees and The Med Lead with times around 4:08 to 9:30, plus vendors and community groups connected to Jefferson City.
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Great Central Stops B R Senior Leaders in Senior League
Great Central Lumber edged B and B Oil 8 to 2 as Kaiser walked five and gave four free passes. Darrell Winder picked up the win, Mike Curry belted a two run homer in the fourth for the victors. B and B, 5 2, Great Central 3 4, S and M beat Luetkemeyer AG 4 1 behind Slam Newton who fanned 10.
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Detroit Tigers Tie Orioles in 13 Inning Night Game
Detroit and Baltimore battled long into the night with Kaline collecting five hits and a pine tar controversy lingering. The game ended unofficially after 13 innings when a city curfew cut the telecast, leaving fans to await the final finish in a postponed start tonight.
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Gorman knocks out Laver at Wimbledon in quarterfinals
Tom Gorman of Seattle upset Rod Laver 9 7 6 3 to reach the Wimbledon semifinals aided by advice from Dennis Ralston. Stan Smith also advanced to the semis, while Cliff Richey faced Ken Rosewall as others contested quarterfinals. Evonne Goolagong sails into the women’s semis, defeating Nancy Gunter as Billie Jean King defeats Durr.
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Fosse Freehan waging closest All Star battle
The article reports a tight AL starting catcher race between Ray Fosse of Cleveland and Bill Freehan of Detroit, with Fosse leading 336,700 to 289,088 as balloting nears close. It also notes Boog Powell and Brooks Robinson atop first and third base, and Yastrzemski, Robison, Powell, and Oliva leading in outfield voting with Yastrzemski as top overall vote getter.
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