Alfredo Evangelista Poses as Ali Opponent in Patience and Hype
In Landover and at the Sheraton Inn, Alfredo Evangelista is profiled as Muhammad Ali’s looming rival in a promoted matchup. Angelo Dundee voices caution about Ali’s confidence, while Evangelista’s style is described as orthodox with a fair left hook and right cross, noted by scouts and boxing writers.
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Rockets Rally Stuns 76ers to Stay Alive in Conference Finals
Houston erased a 17 point third quarter deficit and beat Philadelphia 118 to 115 to extend the series and keep their NBA playoff hopes alive. Joel Embiid led Philly with points while Houston received big plays from its bench as the Sixers saw their title chances slip away.
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Angelo Dundee Reports on Evangelista and Boxing Roster
Angelo Dundee notes Alfredo Evangelista's 14 1 1 record and a sixth round KO win. He discusses opponents like Lovell Meade Baruzzi and Lubbers, recalls Nino Benvenuti and Coopman, and contrasts Evangelista with Rocky. Dundee praises Evangelista's left hook to the liver and his South American style. He criticizes Coopman’s heels and Rocky’s fighting ability.
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Horton fuels Rangers with five runs in 7-3 win at Kansas City
Willie Horton powered Texas with three homers a sacrifice fly and five RBIs as the Rangers beat the Royals 7-3 in Kansas City. Horton said boos only fuel him and tipped his cap after each homer. Tim Lucchesi praised Horton as a steady asset since the Tigers trade brought him to Texas.
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