Foreman Knocks Out Gregorio Peralta in Oakland
George Foreman remained undefeated with a 10th round knockout of Argentina's Gregorio Peralta on Monday night. The 22-year-old heavyweight remained the WBA No. 1 contender and logged his 25th knockout in 28 pro fights. Former champions Ernie Terrell and Jimmy Ellis won decision bouts in the same card broadcast on closed circuit.
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Right Foot First stance improves target alignment in golf
The article argues setting the right foot first gives a frontal view of the target and better alignment, while starting with the left foot relies on peripheral vision. It notes the common belief centers on the left foot and cites example driver shots from the left heel.
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Frank Beard golf tips promotion for Shaving Strokes book
Readers are invited to order Frank Beard’s golf tips collection titled Shaving Strokes. Send name and address with $1 to Pecos Enterprise c/o Radio City Station New York NY 10019 for a permanent reference.
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Monkey Jockeys Return to Juarez Racetrack Fans Await
Juarez Race Track GM Demi Soto mayor announces monkey jockeys return for May 15 exhibition at Juarez with plans for future Monkey Specials. Monkeys race in schooling events as trainers Ray Pilcher and Cliff Allore prep new dogs. mounts will be named for El Paso and Juarez writers.
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Major League Leaders By The Associated Press
The American League leaders include Oliva batting .407 with 70 at bats and 9 homers while Killebrew adds 25 runs batted in and 9 homers for Minnesota. In the pitching standings Blue leads with 8-1 and 1.02 era while Siebert is 5-0. In the National League Stargell paces with 13 homers and Bonds leads with 28 runs.
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Beautiful Wrigley Field One of a Kind
Chicago paragraph nostalgic piece on Wrigley Field built in 1916, its human scale charm and lack of lights, owner Phil Wrigley, and longtime public announcer Pat Pieper. It notes Ernie Banks praise, the Bleacher Bums crowd issues, and Cubs’ brief season showing with fans returning to optimism.
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McGee protests rabbit label as tour tightens rules
Jerry McGee decries the term rabbit used for non-exempt players and calls for respect as he ties for second at the Byron Nelson Classic. Jim King faces indefinite suspension for conduct unbecoming a tour member while J C Snead quips about a Virginia retriever recovering golf balls. Dent gains an early finish while Stockton debates a preferred putter as tour plans may extend into December.
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Duane Thomas Says He May Retire From Cowboys
Dallas Cowboys rookie running back Duane Thomas told the Dallas Times Herald from Los Angeles that he may retire citing contract disputes and fair play concerns. He noted a $500 drop from his first-season pay and compared his situation to Calvin Hill’s, vowing to rethink football after lasting through last season’s pressures.
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Baseball standings and results across leagues show shifts
East and West division leaders post strong records while schedules unfold. Detroit and California split results, Kansas City and Baltimore juggle wins, and multiple games set for Tuesday through Thursday with key playoff implications in both major leagues and the ABA.
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