Dempsey Still The Champ At 77 In Broadway Restaurant
The former heavyweight king Jack Dempsey, now 77, is still instantly recognized at the Broadway restaurant named for him. Fans crowd for autographs as he recalls a boxing era of wild abandon, million-dollar gates, and the fading small clubs that once launched fighters.
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Earl Gerheim
Associated Press
NEW York (Ap
Jack Dempsey
Dempsey
Joe Frazier
Clay
Muhammad Ali
Colorado
Scheinblum blooms for Royals as June heat rises
Kansas City Royals right fielder Richie Scheinblum heats up in June, lifting his batting average to .325 and driving in runs in a 5-0 win over the Minnesota Twins. He and John Mayberry powered the offense as Paul Splittorff allowed seven hits over six-plus innings. Elsewhere, Milwaukee's Ten Cents A Beer Night saw the Brewers erupt for six runs in a single inning in an 8-1 victory over Boston along with other AL results.
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Bob Lemon
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Jim Perry
Lou Piniella
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Harmon Killebrew
Tony Oliva
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Boston
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One-Hit Encore for Padres Pitcher Arlin
Steve Arlin followed a two-hitter against Pittsburgh with a one hitter against San Francisco. The Padres won 4-1 as Nate Colbert hit a three-run homer in the eighth to seal the victory.
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Tom Emory
Associated Press
Steve Arlin
Pittsburgh
San Francisco
San Diego Padres
Giants
Nate Colbert
Padres
Los Angeles
Willie Davis
Eddie Mathews
Ernie Banks
Braves
Roberto Clemente
Pirates
Nets May Lose Barry to NBA
A federal judge ruled that Rick Barry has a valid contract with the Golden State Warriors and is barred from playing for any team other than the Warriors. The injunction ends Barry’s three year court fight over his playing rights between the Warriors Nets and other parties.
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San Francisco
Rick Barry
Golden State Warriors
National Basketball Association
U.S
Jamieson Shoots 67 To Take Lead
Jamieson shoots 67 in the Western Open Half at Sunset Ridge, taking a two stroke lead over Doug Sanders and others. The Moline pro, 29, benefits from home crowd support as he carded six birdies and two bogeys to reach 185 for two rounds, seven under par, while Sanders sits two back at 137 after a 66.
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Ill
Jimmy Jamieson
Moline
Jamieson
Sunset Ridge Country Club
Doug Sanders
J. C. Snead
R. H. Sikes
T'm
Ilinois
Chicago
Jack Nicklaus
Arnold Palmer
Lee Trevino
Gary Player
Coaches All America game opens season with West favored
LUBBOCK Texas AP The 12th annual Coaches All America game pits East vs West to preview the 1972 season. West led by Jerry Tagge and Jack Mildren is a 7 point favorite due to its potent offense while East quarterbacks Miller Gilliam and Bryant coaches emphasize passing and varied formations. West defense features Jacobson Buchanan while Nettles Darden anchor East. West leads series 6-5 and won last year 33-28 in final seconds.
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Tex
Paul Bryant
Alabama
Oklahoma
Chuck Fairbanks
Jerry Tagge
Nebraska
Jack Mildren
Tagge
Fairbanks
Mildren
Paul Miller
North Carolina
Joe Gilliam
Tennessee State
Bryant
Johnny Musso
Billy Taylor
Michigan
Curt Watson
Tennessee
Lewis Jolley
Jeff Kinney
Bernard Jackson
Washington State
Bill Butler
Kansas State
Tom Mozieck
Houston
Larry Jacobson
Willie Buchanan
San Diego State
Ray Nettles
Tom Darden
Woman Referee Puts Pancho in His Place
Pancho Gonzales was disqualified from the London Grass Court Championships after a bitter argument over line calls at Queen's Club. Wimbledon opens Monday as stricter conduct rules are pushed by the British Lawn Tennis Association and other officials.
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Pancho Gonzales
Queen's Club
British Lawn Tennis Association
Rosie Casals
San Francisco
BLTA
Gonzales
Las Veas
Ney
John Paish
Britain
Paish
In Brief: Baseball Games and Schedules
Recaps of Saturday and Sunday results across leagues with Philadelphia Montreal Boston Cincinnati Atlanta Los Angeles San Francisco San Diego listings. Sundays and Mondays feature matchups including Philadelphia Chicago Atlanta San Francisco Montreal St Louis Houston Cincinnati and more with various pitchers noted.
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Ross Grimsley
Jonny Bench
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Cleveland
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Mexican youths enter Junior Olympics in Salinas Kansas
Five Mexicoans, four boys and one girl, travel to Salinas Kansas to compete in the Missouri versus Kansas Junior Olympics. Participants include Mike Long, Andy Piper, Randy Ruell, Dick Barnes, and Sharron Farrah. Coaches Ron Whittaker and Darri¢ Douglas accompany the group. First and second place earn advancement to the regionals at Poplar Bluff.
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Sharron Farrah
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Douglas
Poplar Bluff
League Leaders Baseball Statistics Yearly Totals
National League batting led by St Louis with .333 and 632 runs for McJoU. Bench Cin led with 43 runs and Wynn also 43. Bonds and Maddox paced SF with doubles and stars in multiple categories. American League batting topped by PinielIa KC at .327 with 73 hits. Rudi Oak 73 RBIs and 38 runs. Pitching leaders include Blass Pittsburgh with .900 winning percentage and Fingers Oak 21% saves.
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Baseball's Game of the Week Cardinals Meet Mets at Shea
Baseball on the Air features the St. Louis Cardinals facing the New York Mets at Shea Stadium with probable pitchers Reggie Cleveland and Tom Seaver for the 1 30 start on 5 10. The Mets Old Timers game precedes at 1.
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New York Mets
Shea Stadium
Reggie Cleveland
Tom Seaver
Mets
Lubbock
Tex
Scipio Spinks
Jon Matlack
Ladd Regrets Nothing After Leaving Chiefs for Wrestling
Ernie Ladd, 32, says he has no regrets quitting the Kansas City Chiefs in 1968 to pursue wrestling. He notes his wrestling earnings exceed his football pay, claims to have earned about 115000 last year, and contrasts life as his own boss with football rules. He recalls his switch after clashing with coach Hank Stram over Mexico City Olympic plans and discusses pay, career choices, and life on the road with Pedro Morales in Baltimore.
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Ladd
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World Wide Wrestling Federation
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Chargers
Bullets trade for Big E to pair with Wes Unseld
Baltimore Bullets acquire Elvin Hayes from Houston for Jack Marin and future considerations as coach Gene Shue pivots to rebuild. Hayes, a 6-9 scorer and rebounder, pairs with Wes Unseld to form a front line shift while Marin departs after six NBA seasons.
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National Basketball Association
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Bullets
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Houston Rockets
Jack Marin
Shue
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Hayes
Houston
Ray Patterson
Rockets
Tex Winter
Elvin
Wes Unseld
Unseld
San Diego Rockets
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