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Lompoc Record

Location

Lompoc, California, United States of America

Date

Oct 02, 1975

Page

10

Ali praises Frazier and denies retirement after epic bout

Muhammad Ali, in Manila, offers warm words for Joe Frazier and rejects retirement. He credits Frazier for making them both rich and reflects on the referee and crowd's influence. Ali explains his battle plan to wear Frazier down and stresses mutual respect between the fighters.

Milton Richman UPI Manila Muhammad Ali Joe Frazier Jack Dempsey Ali Frazier Dempsey

Serra Hosts Cabrillo in Tight Preleague Showdown

Serra and Cabrillo bring stingy defenses to a near must-win preleague clash at Serra High in Gardena with kickoff set for 8 p.m. Serra relies on John Zabel and a power-running game while Cabrillo counters with Ron Carney and Andre McGant. The outcome hinges on ball control and minimizing turnovers as both squads seek momentum.

Scott Ostler Cabrillo Serra Cavaliers Cavs Congs Serra la Puente Inglewood San Marcos Dos Pueblos Kansas City I Zabel Ron Carney Andre McGant Jarvis Redwine Knowles Congos Albert Reyes Serra High van Ness Ave Gardena Ventura San Diego Rosecrans Blvd Rosecrans Stadium

Lopes Aims For 100 Steals After 77 This Season

Dodgers second baseman Davey Lopes, 29, swiped 77 bases this year and believes he can reach 100 next season. He explains the key is getting on base and taking advantage of opportunities while acknowledging the need for daily play and staying healthy.

LOS Angeles UPI Davey Lopes Los Angeles Dodgers Lopes Max Carey St. Louis Lou Brock Maury Wills Mickey Rivers California Angels Rivers Maury Brock Dodger Providence R.I Dodgers Cincinnati Reds

Playoff rotations outlined by managers across leagues

Oakland manager Alvin Dark plans to use Ken Holtzman in the AL opener and possibly in game two if needed, with Vida Blue as an alternate. In Cincinnati Sparky Anderson tabs Don Gullett and Fred Norman to start NL games, while Boston's Darrell Johnson assigns Luis Tiant to the opener with Reggie Cleveland and Rick Wise in subsequent starts and James Yaz reminisces on his lineup status.

Oakland UPI Ken Holtzman Boston Alvin Dark Holtzman Dark Vida Blue Catfish Hunter Joe Rudi Gene Tenace Gene Cincinnati Don Gullett Fred Norman Cincinnati Reds Sparky Anderson Gullett Pittsburgh Pirates Norman Luis Tiant A’s Darrell Johnson Reggie Cleveland Rick Wise

Baseball innovator Larry MacPhail dies at 85 in Miami

Larry MacPhail, famed promoter and early night baseball pioneer, dies at 85 at Jackson Manor Nursing Home in Miami. He helped bring night games to Cincinnati in 1935, used jet travel for teams, promoted spring training in the Caribbean, and aided reassembly of the Yankees postwar dynasty before earlier owning the Dodgers.

Miami UPI Casey Stengel Baseball Larry MacPhail MacPhail Cincinnati Caribbean New York Yankees Yankees Brooklyn Dodgers

Teacher and student to settle jiu jitsu duel at college

Howard Gross, 26, fifth degree black belt and head instructor at Vandenberg AFB, challenges his master Sanzo Seki, sixth degree black belt and US jiu jitsu champion, to a full contact match at Los Angeles Valley College. The event includes kung fu and karate demonstrations with Southern California martial artists watching.

Stan Tulledo Howard Gross Sanzo Seki Seki Pacific Gross California the Jiu Jitsu Federation Japan New York Los Angeles Valley College

Tennis warmups urged to boost match performance

Henry Hines, long jumper and former coach to Arthur Ashe and Roscoe Tanner, says vigorous warmups improve tennis performance. At a U.S. Tennis Academy session near El Toro, he advised 20 to 60 minutes of stretching, loosening, isometric work, and drills before every match.

EL Toro UPI Henry Hines U.S Coto de Cazo Hines Arthur Ashe Roscoe Tanner

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