Dempsey Still Venerated Former Champion at 77
Jack Dempsey, now 77, remains a cultural icon as admirers crowd the Broadway restaurant named for him. He recalls his rise from miners and rail trips to boxing fame and discusses his era, Tunney and Willard fights, and the changing sport. He notes small clubs faded, cites Joe Frazier and Muhammad Ali, and signs autographs while reflecting on a life in boxing.
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Reds Move Back to NL West Lead With 7 1 Victory
Johnny Bench hit his 19th homer as the Cincinnati Reds defeated the Houston Astros 7 to 1 to reclaim first place in the National League West. Ross Grimsley allowed five hits over a complete game, supported by a 7 run attack including Bench driving in runs.
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Brewers Top Red Sox 8–1 Behind Brett Eight Innings
Ken Brett allowed only three hits in eight innings and Milwaukee erupted for six runs in the fifth to beat Boston 8 to 1. Curtis Krausse Tiant Newhauser Fisk Brett Sanders Rodriguez. W Brett 3 8. L Curtis 3.
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Rangers edge White Sox 4 3 in Arlington thriller
Dick Billings delivered an eighth inning RBI single to break a tie as the Texas Rangers defeated the Chicago White Sox 4 to 3. Lindblad earned the win, Wood took the loss, with Howard and Ford homering for Texas.
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Mayberry Drives Royals to 5-0 win over Twins
John Mayberry drove in four runs with an eighth inning homer as the Kansas City Royals blanked the Minnesota Twins 5-0. Splittorff pitched effectively to earn the win, with Perry charged with the loss. Mayberry homered for his sixth of the season.
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Butte Legion Struggles In Kalispell Tourney Losses
Butte American Legion baseball dropped two Friday games in Kalispell as Libby beat Butte 5-2 and Havre topped the Miners 3-1. Butte falls to 10-9 and carries a three game skid in the round robin, with Whitefish and Great Falls remaining on the schedule.
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Jamieson Leads Western Open After Second Round
Jimmy Jamieson, 29, from Moline, holds a two stroke lead at six under par 135 through 36 holes at Sunset Ridge after a four under par round. Doug Sanders, J C Snead, and R H Sikes trail, while stormy wind and cold boosted scores at the 69th Western Open in Northbrook Illinois.
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Tony Jacklin
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Expos rally to beat Phillies 2 1 in eighth inning
Montreal Expos defeat Philadelphia Phillies 2 to 1 as Mike Torrez allows nine hits over eight innings. The bullpen seals the win with Nash taking the loss after giving up the decisive run in the bottom of the eighth.
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Boom-a-rangs Win City Recreation Mixed Volleyball Title
The Boom-a-rangs defeated Post Office to win the league championship. Team members include Teri and Patsy Dunfee Tom and Diane O'Neil Mary David Georgia Margie Ceil Jim Dave Hoar Tom Eva and Carol Whiteham.
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New Mexico Leads Rodeo Finals Team Standings in Bozeman
Eastern New Mexico moved atop the team race after Ed Wright won calf roping in :09.6 while Bob Campbell and Andy Taylor added seconds in steer wrestling and bullriding. Utah State leads the women's standings with Linda Munns at :04.2 in breakaway roping. Montana State and others behind. Final results hinge on Saturday re rides as top individuals compete for finals spots.
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Andy Taylor
Bob Schall
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Cleve Loney
Linda Munns
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Mike Retz
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Softball Tourney Round Delayed by Rain in Butte
Rainy conditions forced postponement of a DeLuxe men s invitational slow pitch game with Top Deck Vu Villa vs VFW of Bozeman rescheduled for 9 a m at the Armory fields and possible move from Clark Park. Friday results saw Jim s Mirror Bar beat DeLuxe Lucky 9 8 in extra innings and Lucky DeLuxe defeat Village Inn 9 6. Met Tavern topped DeLuxe Rainier 26 17. teams from B s Great Falls Missoula join Butte Bozeman for today s action ahead of Sundays final.
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Rockets trade Elvin Hayes to Bullets for Marin
Houston acquires Jack Marin and undisclosed future considerations from Baltimore in exchange for center Elvin Hayes. Hayes, 26, a Houston product, led the league in rookie scoring and enters next season with a 328 game streak. Marin, six-year Bullets veteran, averaged 22.3 points last season and led league free throws.
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Women’s slow pitch league Thursday results
O’Keefe Drilling defeated Western Iron Works 18 to 16. Vn Villa beat Race Tack 24 to 3. Marty's Bar won 13 to 12 against Race Track Corner. Mary Lager topped DeLuxe Mr John Henry 21 to 1.
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Babe Ruth league action a mixed bag with multiple blowouts
First place Wilson Motor crushed Bob & Joe's 15-2 as Dani Bersanti rode the mound with eight strikeouts on three hits. Duggan's beat Sayatovic White's 11-6 behind Dave Smith three hits including a homer. Longfellow action saw Hadnagy Twins top Olsen's Giants 6-3 and Bob & Joe's Red Sox 9-3 over UCT Yanks.
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Warriors contract with Barry is valid
U S District Court Judge Alfonso Zirpoli ruled that Barry's contract with the Golden State Warriors is valid and would cause irreparable and permanent injuries to the team if Barry played for another league. The ruling forbids Barry from playing for the New York Nets or any other team.
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