Real Tony Martinez Faces Uncertain Strip Fight Showdown
In the Strip Fight of the Week Martinez battles undefeated Nevada lightweight champ Dale Hernandez in a 10 round non title bout at the Silver Slipper ballroom. Brown predicts a war with Martinez needing aggression and inside work to prevail while outlining future clashes and plans regardless of Wednesday's outcome.
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Ferragamo Stars On Nebraska Backfield Of The Week
Nebraska quarterback Vince Ferragamo came off the bench to spark a 28-20 win over Oklahoma after Terry Luck was poked in the eye. Ferragamo threw two TDs and ran for two more as Nebraska stayed undefeated. He leads UPI backfield of the week alongside Grantz, Dorsett, Dubose, and Jensen.
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Willie Davis Traded Again to Padres for Dick Sharon
St Louis Cardinals trade veteran outfielder Willie Davis to the San Diego Padres for outfielder Dick Sharon. Davis, 35, joined the Cardinals in June from the Texas Rangers and hit .291 with six homers and 50 RBIs in 98 games. Sharon, 25, will join the Cardinals' Tulsa farm club after one season with the Padres.
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United States dominates Pan Am track and field events
The U.S. topped the Pan American track and field meet with 19 golds and 39 total medals, while Cuba earned seven golds and 26 overall. Standout results included Tony Waldrop in the 1500 meters and the US sprint and relay teams setting records at Mexico City venues.
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Stanford Gridder Denies Mutiny Charge
Stanford officials and players deny mutiny rumors over coach Jack Christensen and quarterback Cordova. Co captains Bill Singler and Geb Church back Christensen and Cordova 100 percent, while Stanford athletic director Joe Ruetz says personnel decisions are internal and not subject to outside pressure.
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Two LA Men To Buy Half Of Celtics For Three Million
The Schmertz estate in Toms River New Jersey approves sale of 50 percent of the Boston Celtics to Harold Lipton and Irving Levine for 3 million dollars. Lipton and Levine already own half the club and previously acquired 50 percent in January.
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Pan Am Games Results Incomplete at Merico City
Pan American Games swimming events reported with mixed results. Names from Canada Argentina United States and several Caribbean nations feature across multiple races including 100 and 200 meter freestyle and butterfly events with emerging medal contenders and possible records noted.
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