Ali Eyes Money Over Ring Comeback In Ellis Fight
Muhammad Ali prefers the money route over retirement and plans a July 26 bout with former sparring partner Jimmy Ellis in Houston's Astrodome. He indicates multiple future fights, including a rematch with Joe Frazier, and defends his ongoing public profile amid questions about his motivation and health.
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Big League Roundup: Reds crush Cardinals as Cubs rout Braves
Baseball roundup from a night of slate games. Reds blasted St. Louis 12–0 behind Ross Grimsley after 17 hits as Perez and Foster had four each. Cubs pounded the Braves 16–0 behind Ferguson Jenkins who earned his 100th career victory. Gene Clines drove in two for Pittsburgh in a 3–2 win over Houston. In the AL, Boston’s 10–1 win over California highlighted a tight East battle as Cuellar pitched and Peters drove in runs. Kansas City and Cleveland also won, while White Sox, Tigers, Mets, Phillies, and A’s all notched victories in a packed slate.
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Sharman Reflects On Family Ties And Hall Of Fame Fame
Former USC star Sharman, now around Los Angeles, recalls a large family including a 23 year old married son and young children. He notes two months to become a grandfather, children unavailable to visit, and reflects on an NBA career highlighted by high free throw accuracy and a bestselling book on shooting.
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Nicklaus and Miller tied for Atlanta Classic lead
Nicklaus and John Miller share the Atlanta Golf Classic lead after 36 holes as Miller shot 65 and Nicklaus 67 to reach 9 under par 135. Gardner Dickinson posted 68 to stay one stroke back in a four way chase with 43-year-old Dickinson and others.
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Seven Minutes Late Cost Giusti 25 Bucks in Pirates Win
Pittsburgh Pirates reliever Dave Giusti arrived late to Three Rivers Stadium by seven minutes and paid a $25 fine. He entered in the ninth to nail down a 3-2 victory over the Houston Astros, earning his seventh save of the season as Pittsburgh extended its one run victory trend. Giusti said he was stuck in traffic and tried to sneak onto the field, but teammates noticed and he was fined.
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Chuck Bailey Found Dead In Chicago Motel
Charles Chuck Bailey a longtime Indianapolis Motor Speedway announcer from Toledo died of a coronary in a Chicago motel at 61 He began as Tom Carnegie's assistant in 1958 and became a familiar voice for Memorial Day weekend winner previews Services were set for Des Plaines Illinois Bailey had been en route to Milwaukee to announce the Rex Mays 150 mile race and had visited relatives in Chicago over the prior days
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Billy Martin angry after ejected as Tigers fall to White Sox
Chicago White Sox beat Detroit 2 to 1 behind Wilbur Wood’s knuckleball as manager Billy Martin argues with umpire Jerry Neudeker. Martin contrasts umpire’s night with Mickey Lolich’s performance, saying the umpire should not take out his frustration on players.
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Adamson Advances After Second In Indy Regional Golf
Wiley high school sophomore Chuck Adamson fired a 73 at Cascade Golf Course to finish second in individual scoring and earn a spot in the Indiana high school golf championships at Old Oakland in Indianapolis. Bloomington won the regional team title with Red Streaks tying Vincennes for the seventh spot. Gerstmeyer of Terre Haute was seventh, as Wiley coach Paul Hardesty praised the Streaks’ showing alongside teammate Mike Wolf who shot 77.
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National League results show varied performances across teams with pitchers Giusti, Hiatt, and May noted. Hitting highlights include Pepitone for Chicago and Night for another club, while complex box scores mix in stock market mentions and racing results for a broad, mosaic page.
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Women Run At I State Relays Highlight Elite Field
Top national women track stars compete at the 2nd annual Indiana Relays at Walter E. Marksfield. Iris Davis of Tennessee State headlines the event in the 100. Debbie Smith of Terre Haute and several U S International Track Team members join strong squads from Wolverine TC, Ohio TC, and Ohio Valley clubs with multiple American records and Pan American nominees.
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