Ali Birthday Lunch Then KO Exhibitions in White Plains
Muhammad Ali celebrated his 30th birthday with a luncheon and two three round exhibitions in White Plains. He dismissed Joe Frazier, praising Terry Daniels and warning a rematch will be different. He admitted poor training and said he will “whup him” in the next fight.
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New York
UPI
Muhammad Ali
White Plains
Ali
Joe Frazier
London
Frazier
Terry Daniels
Daniels
Jimmy Ellis
Buster Mathis
Hubans 41 Paces Glenn's Win in City League
Glenn's Wonder Bar defeated Sheller Globe 83 79 to claim its first win of the season. Bill Hubans scored 41 points for the Barmen as Joe Bibb and Tom Lund added 17 and 14. Sheller Globe's Dave Hall led the losers with 26.
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Bill Hubans
Glenn’s
Wonder Bar
Sheller Globe
Hubans
Barmen
Joe Bibb
Tom Lund
Dave Hall
Phil Daniels
Sheller
All-Star Game East Faces Big Challenge From Wilt and Jabbar
In Inglewood California Kareem Jabbar and Wilt Chamberlain form a formidable West front line for the NBA All-Star Game. The West aims for back-to-back wins at the Forum with Jabbar starting at center and Chamberlain towering beside him. The East counters with Dave Cowens anchoring the interior.
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Inglewood
Calif
UPI
Kareem Jabbar
Wilt Chamberlain
National Basketball Association
Forum
Los Angeles
San Diego
Jabbar
Milwaukee Bucks
Buck Ace
Chamberlain
Dave Cowens
Haywood
American Basketball Association
Bob Lanier
Detroit
Portland
Sidney Wicks
Paul Silas
Phoenix
Golden State
Cazzie Russell
Cleveland
Butch Beard
Baltimore
Jack Marin
Sharman
West
San Francisco Warriors
Heinsohn
Boston
Gill and Pearson Set Track Club Records in Champaign Meet
Diane Pearson and Jenny Gill led Greater Lake Erie club marks at the Region 6 and Central AAU Championships in Champaign Illinois. Pearson posted a 7.0 in the 60 yard dash and Gill ran 7.2 in the 60 yard dash with a 17 1 4 inch long jump.
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CHAMPAIGN, _ II
Greater Lake Erie
Clyde
Jenny Gill
Staubach Embraces Squares Image After Super Bowl MVP
Roger Staubach, 29, the Cowboys quarterback and MVP after a 24-3 win over the Dolphins, discusses being labeled a square, his Christian philosophy, and his rise from reserve to starter under Coach Landry. He notes humility, family, and teamwork while praising teammates and comparing himself to Namath.
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Milton Richman
UPI
New Orleans
Roger Staubach
Joe Namath
Beethoven
Basin Street
Dallas Cowboys
Staubach
People of Sport Magazine
Miami Dolphins
The
Cowboys
Cowboys Trade Talk Looms as Morton Eyes Move
Dallas coach Tom Landry indicated Craig Morton could be traded if a value return comes, while Roger Staubach remains the starter. Landry also cited off season priorities including defense, a backup quarterback, and draft position as factors shaping the Cowboys after their Super Bowl win over the Dolphins.
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U.S. Naval Academy
Joe Bible
Tom Landry
Cowboys
Staubach
New Orleans
UPI
Miami Dolphins
Landry
Morton
Craig
Bob Lilly
Chuck Howley
Herb Adderley
Dallas
Cowboy
Tex Schramm
Calvin Hill
Thomas
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Chapin
Bob Langdon
Bob Burdge
Jim Weisenberger
Keith Chapin
Beach Diversified
Monroeville Merchants
Rench
Merchants
Art Johnson
Monk Adams
Mike Tyler
Monroeville
Wilt
East Stars
Moranda Lacy
Ann Heckelman
Milan
Myrtle Greer
Philippines
Tennessee A & I
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Gill
Sherice DuChamp
Amy Prentice
Ohio State University
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Boston Celtics
Los Angeles Lakers
Bill Sharman
Lakers
Jerry West
Gail Goodrich
Spencer Haywood
Seattle
Bob Love
Chicago
Tom Heinsohn
Celtics
John Havlicek
Philadelphia
Billy Cunningham
Lou Hudson
Atlanta
Walt Frazier
New London
Gary Hopkins
Wildcats
Edison
Dallas Chamber of Commerce
Chamber
Charles
Collum
Bob Griese
Dolphins
Duane Thomas
Sport’ Magazine
Clarence Grose
Norstat
Dauch Concrete
Imperial Gas
Dar Witter
Norwalk
Dwight Thach
Kenilee
Jerry Davis
Malcolm Pearce
Dawson
Hudy Love
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