Frazier Ali Fight Talk Spurs Foreman Contention
New York reports on Ira Berkow’s piece about whether Ali’s legacy affected George Foreman’s 1973 knockout of Joe Frazier in two rounds. Dr. Lawrence Meltzer says Frazier’s health and beating from prior fights, not Ali, explain the loss.
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Ira Berkow
Ali — Legacy
Foreman
Joe Frazier
New York
NEA
Muhammad Ali
George Foreman
Frazier
Lawrence Meltzer
University of Pennsylvania Hospital
Ali
Dr. Meltzer
Joe
Bauman rolls 605 in Pleasure League at Turner Hall Lanes
Judy Bauman blasted a 605 series with games of 156 201 and 248 in Monroe's Pleasure League at Turner Hall Lanes. It is the season's second highest women’s total behind Sue Rothenbuehler's 649 and amid other strong counts from Bette Elmer 604 and JoAnn Treuthardt 600.
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Judy Bauman
Bauman
Ernie Spring
Eagles Club
Dave Ambler
Lee Nipple
Dick Nejedle
Glen Wuthrich
Nipple
Beverage Mart
Glen’s Barbershop
Brewers Home Opener Set as Tickets Go On Sale
Milwaukee Brewers tickets for all 1973 home games go on sale March 19 at County Stadium. The home opener is April 10 against the Red Sox. General admission to deluxe mezzanine pricing ranges from 2.25 to 6.25 with box seats at 4.25.
Marineland Builds World’s Largest Simulated Undersea Habitat
Marineland of the Pacific in California has renovated its 550000 gallon tank and developed the largest simulated undersea habitat, as cited by The World Almanac.
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Callifornia
Marineland of
Exhibition Baseball Scoreboard Shows Tight Wins
Houston beat Philadelphia 11 to 7. New York New York team 6 edged Los Angeles 5. Cincinnati struck down Pittsburgh 12 to 11. San Diego led San Francisco 5 to 4. Chicago A defeated Cincinnati 11 to 3. Kansas City topped St. Louis 5 to 3.
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Houston
Philadelphia
New York
Los Angeles
Cincinnati
Pittsburgh
San Diego
San Francisco
Chicago
Kansas City
St. Louis
Miller leads Greater Jax Open with 66 in first round
Johnny Miller shoots six under 66 to lead the Greater Jax Open Golf Tourney at Jacksonville. Butch Schlicht and Doug Sanders tied for second at 67 as Sanders played 12 holes without a putter and still tallied seven under the last 12 holes.
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Jacksonville
Fla
Johnny Miller
Butch Schlicht
Madison
Doug Sanders
High water hampers Wisconsin fishermen across regions
The Wisconsin DNR outdoors report notes winter activities largely finished with spring slow to begin. Skiing remains good at Mt Telemark and Whitecap, waterfowl watching thrives in Dodge County, and geese concentrate on flooded bottoms. Ice conditions are unsafe in several areas and beaver trapping closes March 22.
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Mt. Telemark
Whitecap
Telemark
Dodge County
Horicon
Park Falls
Merrill
Lincoln County
Iowa County
Madison
Wisconsin River
Wisconsin Rapids
Sugar
Wolf
Fox
Wisconsin
Dells
Portage
Lake Winnebago
Oshkosh
Twin Rivers
Manitowoc River
Lake Michigan
Door County
DNR
Antigo's Kafka guides upset to Wisconsin semifinals
Antigo star Mike Kafka sank all 11 free throws including six in the final 54 seconds to lift the Red Robins past No. 1 Waukesha 63 55 and earn a semifinal date with Beloit Memorial.
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Wis
Antigo
Mike Kafka
Waukesha
John Nicholas
Kafka
Red Robins
Blackshirts
Beloit Memorial
Muraski
Nicholas
John Muraski
Mike
Dick Hughes
Beloit
Bernie Barkin
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Tony Horton
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Vera Prien
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University of Kentucky
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