Three tied for lead in Williams Open
Takashi Murakami tied for the lead in the Andy Williams San Diego Open after a second round 69 to reach seven under par 137. Bruce Crampton and Hale Irwin also posted 66 and 68 respectively to join the lead, while several others chased at 138 and 139 including Littler and Harney.
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Joe Frazier Faces Struggle With Image After Ali Rivalry
The heavyweight champion Joe Frazier battles public perception as the public clings to Ali. Daniels’ postfight praise contrasts with Frazier’s view of himself as unfairly typecast. Frazier aims to finish his autobiography with Wolf while weighing a rematch and future contenders like Foreman.
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Patterson says he will fight on to age 60 in hopes of title shot
Floyd Patterson, on the eve of a Feb 11 bout with Oscar Bonavena at Madison Square Garden, says he may fight until 60 if still able. He seeks another heavyweight title bid after two reigns, vows to retire only when he achieves peace of mind, and notes his wife Janet hopes for a quieter life.
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Vander Meer to Receive Casey Stengel Award
Johnny Vander Meer will be honored at the New York Chapter Baseball Writers Association annual dinner with the Casey Stengel You Could Look It Up Award for his two consecutive no hitters in 1938. The prize will be presented in future years to players who achieve one great feat in baseball.
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UCLA Pounds Loyola 92 64 In Chicago Twin Bill Win
UCLA routs Loyola 92 to 64 at Chicago Stadium as all five starters score in double digits. Bill Walton and Henry Bibby lead Bruins with 18 points apiece, UCLA improves to 15 0 while Loyola falls to 7 8.
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Colts Acquire Eldridge Dickey From Raiders in Trade
The Baltimore Colts announced they have acquired wide receiver Eldridge Dickey from the Oakland Raiders for an undisclosed draft choice. Dickey, a 1968 first round pick, was used mainly as a returner in 1968, sat out 1969 with a bad knee, and spent 1970 on the taxi squad.
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Right Life Insurance Guidance from Connecticut Mutual
A local adviser promotes Connecticut Mutual life insurance as a means to secure families finances. The message invites questions at an office located on 105 N TM Street and offers phone numbers RE 6 4521 and RE 6 1994. Agent: Bob J Gaston representing.
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