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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Sep 01, 1973

Page

5

Foreman Wins as Roman Knockdown Sparks Foul Claim

George Foreman retained the world heavyweight title with a two minute first round KO against Joe Roman at Tokyo’s Budokan Hall. Referee Jay Edson ruled the knockdown was not a foul and cautioned the crowd that the punch occurred while Roman was going down, prompting legal protest plans from Roman’s camp who labeled it a double foul.

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Detroit Pitchers Back Billy Martin Amid Spitball Suspension

Detroit pitchers Joe Coleman and Fred Sherman defend Billy Martin after his three day suspension over ordering spitballs in a game with Cleveland. GM Jim Campbell condemns the act while AL President Joe Cronin imposes the suspension. Martin admits spitter use and faces loss of about $1,000 from his $65,000 salary. Cleveland manager Aspromonte calls the move harsh.

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Elyria Pioneers Tumble in Heat Camaraderie Scrimmage

Elyria High football coach Barton watched his Pioneers lose 2-1 to host Akron Kenmore in a hot scrimmage as quarterback Gary Stevenson left with a neck injury. Steve Anderson scored the lone Elyria TD after a long drive, while fumbles interrupted their progress. Barton noted poor offensive execution earlier but said Stevenson will be fine and that upcoming game against Toledo Bowsher looms.

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Indians hand Tigers another loss on Kekich’s strong outing

Detroit managed six hits and committed a costly error in a 6 to 4 loss to Cleveland. Mike Kekich, in four innings for the Indians, held Detroit to two runs before handing to relievers to secure the win as interim manager Joe Schultz guided the Tigers amid Billy Martin’s suspension.

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Westlake prep football squad bets on rugged defense

Westlake aims to repeat as Southwestern Conference champions with a stout defense returning eight of 15 lettermen after allowing 13.1 points per game last season. Coach Currence notes leadership from senior Jamie Melvin on offense despite losses at quarterback and end, while health and heat limit practice. With 37 candidates, the Demons field depth for a potentially strong ground game led by Retone, Holway, and Buelek, and a schedule featuring Bay, North Olmsted, and Fairview as key clashes.

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Browns Lions Exhibition Tonight Promises Veteran Action

Cleveland and Detroit stage a national televised exhibition with veterans Mike Phipps Milt Morin Chip Glass and Hugh McKinins leading Browns skirmish and Lions rebuilding their defense. A 65 000 crowd is expected as Cleveland seeks a third straight exhibition win while Detroit aims for win No 3 and continues a strong preseason run against the Browns.

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