Buchanan Still Mad Over Loss
New York AP report says Ken Buchanan remains angry about his world lightweight title defeat to Roberto Duran. He argues referee Johnny LoBianco should have ruled the bout a no contest after Buchanan was floored by a blow after the bell in round 13.
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Hull signs Winnipeg Jets deal amid NHL legal risk
Blake Hull questions possible Chicago legal action as he signs a million dollar personal services contract and a 1.5 million playing contract to join the WHA Winnipeg Jets. WHA officials call it a record pro hockey deal. Hull expects the league to grow and attract more players.
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Missouri Sets Deer Season in 2-day Doe Limitation
Jefferson City Missouri AP Missouri's deer season runs November 16 to 20 with only the last two days open to ducks and does. Conservation Department managers cut the season to two days to protect the herd. Mike Milenski said the Ozarks deer population grows slowly and reducing doe harvest aids long term growth.
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Cardinals Streak Ends as Torre Is Ejected in Montreal Loss
St Louis saw its seven game winning streak end after a rough night in a doubleheader with the Montreal Expos. Joe Torre was ejected in the third inning after a dispute with umpire Lee Weyer, Cal Maxvill was hit on the head as a grounder error helped Montreal pull away. Lou Brock had delivered the opener with a 4-3 victory before the Expos dominated the second game 11-3 as four Cardinal errors fueled the loss.
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Mets Rally To Take Split As Phillies And Cubs Win
The Mets beat the Pirates 7-4 as Jim Fregosi tied the game with a bases-loaded single and Jim Fregosi later drove in three. Philadelphia topped Chicago 7-4 in the nightcap after Ferguson Jenkins and the Cubs won the opener. Cincinnati edged Los Angeles 5-4 while Houston blanked San Diego 8-0 and San Francisco beat Atlanta 3-2 on Bobby Bonds’ 10th inning homer.
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Standings and results from the Malianal League and MLB schedule
A dense recap of league standings with wins and losses for teams including Pittsburgh New York Montreal Philadelphia and others, followed by Tuesday and Wednesday MLB results and upcoming games across American and National leagues with key matchups and pitchers noted.
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Khoury Korner Tuesday Scores and Tonight’s Games
Local sports brief lists scores from Khoury Korner with Petite Paris and Mexico teams across several youth categories. Tonight features Mexico Cardinals Phillies midget play at 6 30 and other Bantam Junior and Atom games across Khoury Nos 1 2 3 plus Plunkett matchups.
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Roche Stans Laver In Holton Classic
Rod Laver, the top seed and Wimbledon champion, fell in three sets to Tony Roche 64 4 7 5 in the Holton Tennis Classic opener in St. Louis. Roche, back from a yearlong elbow issue, received $22,475. Laver earned $500 as the first round loser. Other results included Newcombe over Ruf fel, Froehling over Battrick, Cox over Barth, and Pasarell over Fairlie. The event concludes Sunday.
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Ali and Foster Dominate Quarry Fights in Las Vegas
In Las Vegas Ali pummeled Jerry Quarry for a sixth straight win, stopping him in the seventh round as Foster outboxed Mike Quarry to retain the light heavyweight title. A postfight melee led to one arrest, while the evening set Nevada gate records with Ali and Foster cashing large purses. Ali called for a Frazier bout, while Foster taunted a future clash with the heavyweight star.
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Graebner Set to Face Nastase in Wimbledon Clash
Clark Graebner, the fierce serving American, renews his bitter rivalry with Romania’s Ilie Nastase in the second round on centre court at Wimbledon. Nastase, No 2 seed, is poised to meet Stan Smith in the final, while Graebner’s seed status was omitted by the committee. Metreveli and Kodes loom as other East European challengers. Davis Cup men Tom Gorman and Mick Van Dillen also advance in open rounds.
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