Ali Knew It Was Over After Spinks Rematch
Muhammad Ali, at 37, reflects on his famous September 15 1978 win over Leon Spinks in New Orleans that sealed his third heavyweight crown and signaled his retirement from competitive boxing. He recounts fatigue belief and a kiss to the crowd as he accepted the decision and refused a $50 million offer to fight Larry Holmes, planning exhibitions instead. Ali’s future plans, a Denver exhibition against Lyle Alzado, and a $250 000 payday are noted.
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Lyle Alzado
Denver Broncos
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Alzado
Omaha
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Wyckoff off to Nebraska in junior wrestling boost
Wyckoff, a New London High School junior, captured first in Grecco-Roman and second in freestyle at the 1979 Junior Great Lakes Zone Wrestling Championships in Indianapolis. Four regional competitors advance to the 1979 AAU Grand National Junior Olympic Championships in Lincoln, Nebraska, this July 23.
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COC Results and Tonight's MLB and Park League Scores
COCs Wednesday results show Baltimore 3 Cleveland 1, Boston 3 Detroit 1, Milwaukee 9 Minnesota 8, Kansas City 10 Oakland 3, Texas 4 California 2, Seattle 4 Chicago 3. Tonight MLB games include Milwaukee at Minnesota, Chicago at Seattle, Cleveland at Baltimore, New York at Toronto, Boston at Detroit, Oakland at Kansas City, California at Texas. Park leagues note multiple games with winners and key hits, including Gary Schibley’s three hits and IGA 18 Harley etc.
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Reineck's rally falls short in extra innings loss to Lorain Amnets
In Lorain League women's slo pitch, Reineck's trailed 2 0 but tied the game in the seventh before Lorain Amnets scored twice in the eighth to win 4 2. Tammy Burtscher and Julie Fritz had two hits for Reineck's in a losing effort while they out-hit 7 3. Meanwhile, Cleveland Indians pitcher moves: Horace Speed outright to Tacoma Tugs with Dell Alston joining Tribe for Baltimore game.
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Barb Preston
Terri Howard
Crow
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Eigth
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Julie Fritz
Cleveland
UPI
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Tacoma Tugs
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Indians
Tugs
Dell Alston
Orioles
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Alston
Tacoma
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