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Newspaper

Lompoc Record

Location

Lompoc, California, United States of America

Date

Sep 23, 1975

Page

7

Frazier Vows Respectful Victory Over Ali in Manila

In Manila ahead of the title fight, Joe Frazier and Muhammad Ali exchange sharp barbs yet express mutual respect. Frazier says he would crawl across the ring to hail Ali as the greatest if he wins. He hints at future bouts with Norton and Foreman and contemplates retirement after a possible third heavyweight title win.

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Hayes moves from Cowboys to 49ers in late NFL shift

Former Cowboys star Bob Hayes, once the league’s fastest man, joins the San Francisco 49ers at age 32 after a decline in usage with Dallas. He explains the decline was tied to changing offenses and non mutual regard, while acknowledging new opportunity with Gene Washington and coach Dick Nolan.

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Vilas Cruises to First Round Win at Firemen's Fund Open

Guillermo Vilas the top seed dominated Mike Estep 6-1 6-4 in the opening round of the $100,000 Firemen's Fund National Tennis Tournament in San Francisco.

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Valley team takes runner-up at Ojai Journey tournament

A Lompoc slow pitch softball squad finished second in the 16 team Ojai event ending Sunday. The team went 5-2, with wins over Ventura, Tony's Pizza, D and S Welding, Sandpiper Inn, and Rick's, and losses to D and S Welding and Concord Barber of Oxnard. Key players included Ray, Nobbs, West, Ervin, Battle, Wise, and Monte Wise with multiple hits and home runs. The squad earned the Sportsmanship trophy.

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City softball clash ends with Beattie loss 18 to 5

U-Save 18, Beattie Motors 5 in a slow pitch game. Terrones and Martinez led 4 for 5, Rivera 3 for 4, Froelick earned the win for U-Save while Mendez 3 for 3 and Miller with a triple highlighted Beattie’s effort. Racing notes show Tony Valla leading early in Lompoc event with 41.738 mph speed. Hayes, Geer placed in multiple legs.

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Baseball Standings and Tonight’s Schedule Across Divisions

The card lists games at 7:35 to 10:00 pm featuring St. Louis at Montreal with Denny 106, Philadelphia at Pittsburgh with Carlton 14-13, Cincinnati at Houston with Norman 11-4, Los Angeles at San Diego with Ray 14-9, and San Francisco at Atlanta with Morton 17-16.

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Amtrak Train Kills Team and Principal at Crossing

A train struck an auto carrying four girl softball players and their principal near Gardner Illinois. Five girls aged 11 or 12 and Principal Antoinette Tweedt died when the westbound car at an unguarded crossing was hit broadside by a southbound Amtrak.

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