Carmona Knocks Out Ramos For WBC Lightweight Title
Chango Carmona battered Mando Ramos and boosted his mark to 41 victories with a stoppage at 1:48 of the eighth round at the Coliseum in Los Angeles. Ramos, hospitalized with a concussion, was knocked down four times as Carmona captured the WBC crown in a bout that drew dramatic late momentum.
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Red Sox cling to lead with ninth inning win over Indians
Reggie Smith lined a two out double in the bottom of the ninth to score Carl Yastrzemski and lift Boston 4-3 over Cleveland. Smith also hit his 20th homer with Yastrzemski aboard as Boston rallied from a 3-0 deficit. Veale earned the win. Sox stay one game up on Detroit and 1 2 games ahead of Baltimore as New York slips. Powell hit a three run homer for Baltimore in its 3-1 win over New York. Norm Cash drove in a run for Detroit in a 2-1 victory over Milwaukee. Minnesota beat Kansas City 4-3 behind Mitterwald’s first homer of the season. West Coast: Chicago at California. Texas at Oakland.
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Senate backs 15.5 million for 1976 Winter Olympics study
The Senate approved 15.5 million in federal aid for Denver 1976 construction and created a seven member presidential study panel on future U.S. Olympic participation. Sen John V Tunney led the amendment citing Munich's flaws and urged safeguards for athletes. The bill must clear the House. Colorado ballot issues could cut state funds if approved.
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Osteen Shuts Down Astros as Dodgers Win 4-2
Claude Osteen pitched a four hitter to lift the Los Angeles Dodgers 4-2 over the Houston Astros. Willie Crawford and Wes Parker drove in runs with key singles, Davis scored on a fourth inning hit, and Houston’s offense got a two-run homer from Bob Watson after a Lee May single. Osteen improved to 17-10 with five strikeouts.
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Beman Leads St Louis Golf Classic With 67
Deane Beman shot a 67 in the second round at Norwood Hills to take a 2 stroke lead at 131 after 36 holes of the St Louis Golf Classic. Lee Trevino followed two back at 133 as Don Bies and Bob Goalby trailed by four with Orville Moody posting 136.
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Cypriot Yepremian and Norwegian Stenerud Featured in Rematch Hope
The 1972 NFL opener could echo the AFC title game when Garo Yepremian of the Dolphins kicked the overtime winner against Kansas City and Jan Stenerud’s late 31-yard miss looms as a talking point. Chiefs prepare to defend against Miami with Briscoe and Dunaway added, while Stenerud works to rebound from a stellar season.
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Stanford Opens 1972 With San Jose State Opener
Stanford under new coach Jack Christiansen hosts San Jose State as Mike Boryla debuts at quarterback with Eric Cross Miles Moore Reggie Sanderson and John Winesberry providing targets. Washington’s Sonny Sixkiller sidelined by ankle sprain as Greg Collins leads the Huskies against Duke.
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