Brought 'new' religion to sports how Ali shocked a nation
The piece traces Muhammad Ali's 1960s shift to Black Muslim faith after winning the heavyweight title and how the move unsettled white America. It notes other athletes adopting Muslim, Buddhist, and Transcendental practices, with Kareem Abdul Jabbar and Rashad among examples, and contrasts acceptance of traditional Christian belief.
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Jamaal Wilkes
Spencer Haywood
Abdullah Haywood
Bobby Moore
Ahmad Rashad
Scott-Abdul-Aleem
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Moore- Rashad
Willie Stargell
Willie McCovey
Clint Jones
Joe Namath
Larry Bowa
Moyans rout Calvary Baptist in city softball playoffs
Moyans 29 Calvary Baptist 6. Diane Sager 3-6 4 RBI led Moyans. Yuhas Gordon Hamer and Lee each 3 RBI, Downs won with 15 walks in a high scoring playoff game. Also Linde's Chevron 5 and Liquor Emporium 15 Walt's Mobil 11 with Muir and Fishbein contributing.
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