Promoter Harold Smith Reveals True Identity Ross Fields
Boxing promoter once known as Harold J. Smith admitted in court that his real name is Ross Fields, a long-time fugitive sought in Maryland North Carolina Alabama and Washington for forgery and other charges. He faced passport false statements and unlawful flight charges after a Wells Fargo embezzlement case.
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New York Times
Los Angeles
Harold J. Smith
Wells Fargo National Bank
Ross Fields
District of Columbia
Banco
Dean Allison
U.S
Fields
Venetta Tassopulos
North Carolina
Muhammad Ali
Smith
Wells Fargo
L. Ben Lewis
Sammy Marshall
Maps
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Allison
Tassopulos
Eugene Fields
Barbara
Friends of
Miss Darrow
Maryland
Alabama
Washington
FBI
Fielsa
Sammy Davis Jr
American University
WOL
13Th and
E Street Northwest
Birmingham
Ala
Charlotte
N.C
Robert Michaels
Salukis sweep doubleheader over St Louis U in two wins
Southern Illinois University Carbondale baseball team used speed to win 10-5 and 4-3 at St Louis University. Salukis stole 11 bases in game one and four in five attempts in game two. Catcher Gary Kempton suffered a concussion and is hospitalized. coach Jones expects a uncertain return timeline. Mike Mesh and P J Schranz led offense in the first game while Harold Brown and Mike Blumhorst contributed in the second. Salukis improve to 14-7 and host Southeast Missouri State on Wednesday.
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Southern Illinois University- Carbondale
St. Louis University
Salukis
SAC
Billikens
Gary Kempton
Firmin Desloge
St. Louis
Saluki
Richard
Jones
Kempton
Joe Richardson
Murray State
Abe Martin Field
Mike Mesh
RBI
P.J. Schranz
Carterville
Jerry Halstead
Harold Brown
Mike Blumhorst
Okanville High School
Southeast Missouri State
Baseball’s opening day echoes from 1886 Sporting News
Baseball endures as spring returns. The Sporting News 1886 issue, unearthed by historians, shows Mets’ new management chasing “new blood,” Ernie Burch’s minor league woes, Captain Anson’s Chicago discipline, and spring training as a new rite. Caught on the Fly notes skim personalities, jokes, and pre-season bustle across clubs.
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Sporting News
Mets
New York
P. Jay
Dave Kingman
Rusty Staub
Tim Leary
New York Metropolitans
Giants
Ernie Burch
Brooklyn
American Association
Burch
Mike Scanlon
Mike
Eddie Kennedy
Chicago
White Stockings
Cubs
Adrian
Cap) Anson
Anson
Chicagos
Williamson
Silver Flint
Silver
St. Louis Americans
Cincinnati
Perry Werden
Tom Loftus
Dubuque
Joe Quinn
Reds edge opener as ushers win deal at Riverfront
Cincinnati Reds start the 1981 season against the Phillies at Riverfront Stadium amid ongoing labor tensions. Ushers negotiate a new contract raising pay to 17 dollars for five hours and 2.50 overtime, while a potential May strike looms over veterans free agent compensation. Ronald Reagan was set to throw the first ball but is injured. George Bush cannot attend. Former Iranian hostages Bert C. Moore and Leland Holland might be selected for the honor. Past opening days faced snow and rain delays.
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Cincinnati
Riverfront Stadium
Cincinnati Reds
Philadelphia Phillies
Major League Players Association
Reds
Office and Professional Employees Union
Ronald Reagan
George Bush
Reagan
Bert C. Moore
Mount Vernon
Ohio
Leland Holland
Ex Saluki pitchers demoted by the Associated Press
Former Southern Illinois University Carbondale Saluki Dewey Robinson was optioned to the Chicago White Sox Edmonton farm club from the parent roster. Fellow Saluki pitcher Guy Hoffman also moved down to trim the White Sox to 28 players as spring training winds down.
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Associated Press
Southern Illinois University-Carbondale
Saluki
Dewey Robinson
Chicago White Sox
Edmonton
Robinson
Guy Hoffman
White Sox
Hoffman
Whitey Herzog
Steve Braun
Jim Otten
Braun
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Ned Hanlon
Detroit
Baltimore
McQuery
Dave Rowe
Kansas City
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Radford
Lilly
Bassett
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Perry
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Sam Morton
John Glascock
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Joe
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