Ali predicts knock out loses to Foster in 15 rounds
Muhammad Ali defeated Mac Foster by unanimous decision in a 15 round heavyweight bout at Tokyo Budokan. Referee and judges scored for Ali who weighed 226 pounds, while Foster weighed 211 3/4, drawing 15,000 spectators as Ali extended his comeback push toward a rematch with Joe Frazier.
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Spitz seeks one more Olympic shot before quitting swimming
Mark Spitz, 22, Indiana University senior and 1971 Sullivan Award winner, says he wants another Olympic chance in Munich this year before entering dental school. He has set world records 23 times in six years and is praised as probably the greatest swimmer of all time by AAU President Jack Kelly Jr.
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Campanella in Serious Condition After Embolism
Roy Campanella of the Brooklyn Dodgers remained in serious condition in Valhalla New York after suffering a pulmonary embolism in the lung area Thursday. The 500 Club Ellen Binggeli Violet Glover.
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Squires and Pacers win ABA playoff openers
Indiana Pacers beat Denver Rockets 102-96 on opening night as Roger Brown and Netolicky totaled 52 points. Virginia Squires defeated the Floridians 114-107 in overtime behind Julius Erving’s six OT points. Ralph Simpson led Denver with 26, Dave Robisch 25 for the Squires.
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Division title chase tight after Friday results
A chaotic sports card shows Los Angeles and Vancouver tying 4 4 while Minnesota dips to 2 as the Regular season nears its end. Saturday schedules feature Pittsburgh at Philadelphia Hoston at Montreal New York at Toronto Chicago at St Louis California at Los Angeles. Sunday matches include Montreal at New York and Toronto at Boston with several key matchups shaping division standings.
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Berkeley track great John Merchant dies at 72
OPN John Merchant, twice a U S Olympic team member in the 1920s, one of UC Berkeley's finest track stars, has died at age 72 in Berkeley California.
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Leafs playoff spot could be decided tonight
The NHL could decide final playoff berths this weekend as Toronto and Philadelphia aim to clinch. Toronto must win or tie vs the Rangers to secure a playoff spot, while a loss could drop them behind Detroit if Detroit wins. Philadelphia can clinch fourth by beating Pittsburgh, with Pittsburgh visiting St. Louis and Philadelphia at Buffalo on Sunday. Minnesota beat California 2-1 and Los Angeles tied Vancouver 4-4 in late games Friday.
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Rain delays second round at Greater Greensboro Open
Chi Chi Rodriguez and Miller Barber share a one stroke lead after five under par 66s in the opening round as rain washes out Friday play. Julius Boros and J C Snead join Barber at 66 while a decision on finishing the second 36 holes hinges on today’s course inspection and Easter weekend schedule.
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Local bowling results and high scores from recent league
Witla 128 to 27 det 42 92140 and Gene's downed Sam's Ramble 29-23. CK Painting Co 20-32 topped Chin Wend ang 25-27 and Balera Club 30-21 defeated Rorick Insurance 30-22. Top series scores Hob Henke 634 CK Painting Co Ostar Gill 605 Rories Insurance, Jack Dillman etc. Eagles top single games Oscar Gill 242 Roz ick Insurance Bob Henke 235 CK Painting Co Bill Fisher 228 Bolero Club Morgan 227.
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Indians Fall To Cubs In Fractured Friday Battle
The Cleveland Indians lost 7 to 3 to the Chicago Cubs in New Orleans as Don Kessinger hit a two run homer and six Cubs crossed in the first inning. Dick Tidrow allowed six runs on six hits in the opener. Earl Hooton earned the win for Chicago while Graig Nettles and Lou Piniella supplied Tribe homers.
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Henke and Gill Reach 600 Series At Stoney's BowlinG
After a light night of area bowling Bab Henke and Oscar Gill of the Eagle's League at Stoney's posted 600 series scores. Henke finished 235 210 189 for 634 for C K Painting Co. Gill toppled 171 242 192 for 605 while representing Rorick Insurance.
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