Jones Seeks Second Ring Title At Houston Coliseum
Doug Jones makes a second bid for the world heavyweight title facing Ernie Terrell at Sam Houston Coliseum in Houston. Terrell holds the WBA title, Jones weighs 190 pounds with a 6-1 frame while Terrell stands taller, and a 15‑round main event is set for about 11 p.m. EDT with near 10,000 fans expected.
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Doug Jones
Houston
Ernie Terrell
Jones
Sam Houston Coliseum
Irving Ungerman
George Chuvalo
Terrell
Terrell-Jones
Hugh Benbow
Cleveland Williams
Benbow
Astrodome
Jones Terrell Lalso
Williams
Tod Herring
Local Foursome Jud In Dayton Fetter Is Low
A Middletown foursome led by Sam Spadafora at Wildwood played Madden Park Dayton in the pro am. They carded 13 under par 59 to place one stroke behind Dayton Community assistant pro Tim Schwab and partners. Dale Fetter of Brown's Run posted 69 for best round, including a 5 yard sand wedge eagle on hole 2, finishing two clear of the field. Sal Maglie has a two year contract as a coach with the Boston Red Sox.
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Middletown
Sam Spadafora
Wildwood
Madden Park
Dayton
Bill Sweeney
Hamilton
Dick Davidson
Jerry Brown
Tim Schwab
Dale Fetter
Fetter
Sal Maglie
Boston Red Sox
Porter shoots two aces on 145-yard hole in qualifier
Richmond golfer Scott Porter, a Ball State University standout, carded two holes in one on the 145-yard fifth hole at Forest Hills Country Club during a 36-hole Indiana Amateur qualifier. He used an eight-iron in the morning and a nine-iron in the afternoon, finishing with rounds of 69 and 73 and never having previously holed out in one.
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Richmond
Ind
Indiana
Scott Porter
Porter
Ball State University
Forest Hills Country Club
Juniors Eye Mid-Am Golf Title in Mansfield
256 juniors compete at Possum Run course in the Mid-America Junior Golf Tournament. Medalist honors go to 16 year old Gerald Lammers of Ida Michigan with 33 34 67. Jim Short of Scarborough Canada and Jim Couch of Elyria are among leaders. Charles McDonald of Lake Milton aces No 148. Action continues through Friday.
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Ohio
Possum Run
Gerald Lammers
Ida
Mich
Jim Short
Scarborough
Ontario
Canada
Jim Couch
Elyria
Dennis Klabik
Bedford
Mike Birkhold
Shaker Heights
Gary Reist
Hamilton
Bruce Moorstein
Akron
Richard Mast
Bluffton
Yank Heisler
Ravenna
Charles McDonald
Lake Milton
Tom Norris
Findlay
Brown Readies For Big Test In Rowing Race
Brown University's crew prepares for a tough first round at Henley Royal Regatta on the Thames. Tideway Scullers await Brown while Vesper Boat Club of Philadelphia, delayed by Britain's shipping strike, aims for an opening bye and a possible second round clash with East Germany's Turn und Sportsclub.
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England
Brown University
Thames Rive
Vesper Boat Club
Philadelphia
United States
Britain
Brown
Vespers
East Germany
Turn Und Sportsclub
Vesper
New York
Waynesville Coach Pendleton Resigns to Lead Miami East
Charles Pendleton who organized Waynesville High School football three years ago resigns to take the athletic directorship at Miami East He will also coach football and track and assist with basketball and aims to organize a physical education program in elementary grades.
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Waynesville
Charles Pendleton
Waynesville High School
Miami East
Pendleton
U S Youths Lead U S Track Challenge Against Reds
American track hopes rest on a wave of teenagers as the AAU list for the July 23-24 Los Angeles dual meet against the Soviet team includes Jim Ryan 19 and Lee Evans 19 among the top young performers. Gerry Lindgren and Tommie Smith were added to the squad after earlier absences.
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United States
Kiev
Youngisters
Los Angeles
Berkeley
Calif
Mittee
Amateur Athletic Union
Tommie Smith
San Jose State
Gerry Lindgren
Washington State
Lindgren
Jim Ryan
America
Racing Returns At Hamilton Raceway After Storm Damage
Harness racing resumes at Hamilton Raceway tonight after heavy rains and high winds toppled trees and cut power. Officials delayed last night’s program to survey damage, with Corwin Nixon saying facilities were unharmed and racing would proceed. The track hosts a third car giveaway tonight as crowds are admitted free.
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Hamilton
Hamilton Raceway
Corwin Nixon
Fening Takes Silver at Charleston AAU Swim Meet
Chris Fening of Middletown won the silver medal in the 100 meter backstroke for 13-14 year old boys at the Charleston West Virginia AAU Swim Meet. His time 1:25.5 was three tenths behind the winner. His sisters Sherry and Diane, swimming for the Dayton Dolphins, placed sixth in their events.
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Chris Fening
Middletown
Charleston
W. Va
Chris
Sherry
Diane
Dayton Dolphins
Boxing results from international bouts listed in a compact card
Georgetown and Akita boxers faced opponents in a mixed results card. Lionel Ifill of Guyana defeated Roy Lee of Jamaica in the 160-pound division. Takeshi Fuji of Japan stopped Al Fuentes of the Philippines in the 140-pound class. Ben Black of Milwaukee stopped Bill Nielsen of Omaha in the 19 percent division.
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Guyana
Lionel Ifill
Roy Lee
Jamaica
Akita
Japan
Takeshi Fuji
al Fuentes
Philippines
Milwaukee
Ben Black
Chicago
Bill Nielsen
Omaha
Neb
Middletown Fights To Close Gap In National City Tennis Tourney
Middletown trails Charleston W V by two points after a 9 point day as Kalamazoo earned 11. Results show Connie Capozzi and Cindy Snyder won singles, Snyder-Terry and Capozzi-Lawson won doubles with strong showings against Louisville and Baltimore in the National City Tournament in Charleston West Virginia.
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Charleston
W. Va
Kalamazoo Mich
Chicago
Louisville
Baltimore
Connie Capozzi
Dot Metzroth
Cindy Snyder
Sue Evans
Melinda Terry
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Janie Lawson
Esther Barker
Debbie Mynhier
Judy Koestel
Olivia Robinson
Cindy Ball
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Terry
Ann Love
Mandy Savage
Capozzi
Lawson
Christy Linver
Gay Gordon
Waneta Mac
Chris Shelton
Mynhier - Ball
Insurance payment options for automobile coverage
The policy offers payment schedules every three months or every six months and annually. This allows customers to choose a convenient cadence when insuring their car.
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