Ali Defies Ills Plans to Fight Norton in Fall Bout
Ali announces he will train for the September title bout with Ken Norton at Yankee Stadium. He says his leg injuries are improving after hospital treatment and blood clots, vowing to resume boxing in four to five days. Norton visits Ali with flowers and a toy bear, hoping for a pre bout show of peace.
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IOC meets in Montreal Shadow over Olympics
The national Olympic Committee polled on Taiwan's participation in the Summer Games amid a dispute after Canada refused to admit Taiwanese athletes. IOC President Killanin planned to meet the 72 IOC members in Montreal to decide on actions after discussions with members.
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Norris Shines as A's Prospect Nears 25-Game Win Pace
Mike Norris, a 21 year old righthander profiled by A's director Carl Finley, pitched a 6-0 three hitter against Kansas City. He improved to 2-2 after a May 1975 elbow surgery, following a season with rising promise and strong velocity, and Finley's recognition of Norris precedes his breakout performance.
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Palmer Wins Bloomington Tourney in Narrow Finish
Sandra Palmer captured the LPGA Bloomington Bicentennial at Lake Monroe with a four under par 209 to earn 7000 dollars. She edged Laura Baugh and JoAnne Carner by one stroke while Judy Rankin and Donna Caponi Young tied for fourth at 212. Baugh and Carner each won 4400 dollars and Palmer looked ahead to next week's U S Open defense.
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Jones Dominates Dodgers for 15th Win Before All-Star Break
Randy Jones, 26, of the San Diego Padres improved to 15–5 with a 5–2 win over the Los Angeles Dodgers. He did not walk a batter, allowed nine hits, and received crucial support from Dave Winfield's solo homer and two doubles. The Dodgers' scoring came late in the ninth, but Jones's control and deceptive stuff kept them at bay as San Diego chased NL West leaders.
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Lompoc Ruthers Open With 11-0 Win Over Paso Robles
The Lompoc Ruthers, led by pitcher Denny Marable, crushed Paso Robles 11-0 in six innings in the District 1 Tournament opener. Marable fanned 10 in a dominant outing as Lompoc built a six run first inning aided by Paso errors. Terrones, Juenke, and Melatti led with multiple hits as Lompoc advances in the winner's bracket.
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Ruth Srs Win Pair In Lompoc Senior Babe Ruth Fest
The Lompoc Senior Babe Ruth All Stars swept a four team festival at Lompoc High beating Peninsula 3-2 on Saturday and Santa Barbara 10-0 on Sunday. LeRoy Grossini and Ray Dahlmann hit early homers in the first game while Mike Morrow scored on an error for the deciding run. Sunday saw errorless defense and 13 hits backed by strong pitching from Bob Vargas and Eric Cannon for a two hitter.
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Hill wins Greater Milwaukee Open with 270 total
Dave Hill captures the $26,000 first prize at the GMC in Milwaukee, finishing 18 under par with a 270 total. Johnny Jacobs, Ed Sneed, and Dave Eichelberger contended, but Hill birdied the final hole to seal victory and extend his 13th career title. Jacobs and Sneed shared the podium, while Rex Caldwell finished 22 strokes behind.
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