High court overturns Ali conviction in draft case
The Supreme Court voided Muhammad Ali's 1967 conviction for refusal to be drafted. The unsigned ruling faulted Justice Department guidance to Selective Service, finding Ali's conscientious objection sincere and based in religion. Concurring opinions noted by Justice Douglas and others.
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Ali’s philosophy of life shows marked changes
Four years after predicting victory over Sonny Liston Cassius Clay became Muhammad Ali. The Supreme Court overturned a jail sentence for draft evasion, ending Ali’s prison risk. He spoke of a new life purpose and a calm resolve to endure consequences. Elllis and Frazier were cited as contemporaries in the heavyweight scene.
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Yancey Durham
Major League Baseball Tuesday Games Overview
Tuesday schedule shows Minnesota Corbin 45 facing Oakland Blue 162 in night action. Hedland 64 of City meets California Murphy 49. Chicago John 8 faces Milwaukee Season 21. Cain 51 of Detroit meets Baltimore Dobson 64. Foster 55 of Cleveland battles New York Bogart 0 1 and Washington Broberg facing Boston at night.
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Orioles Rally Ends In 13 Inning Tie With Tigers
Brooks Robinson's two out three run homer capped a ninth inning rally to tie Detroit 4-4 as the game stretched to 13 innings before a curfew suspended it. Lolich pitched 13 innings for Detroit with seven hits allowed. Kaline had five hits including two homers and a double.
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Earl Weaver
Bill Kunkel
Mets Rally Tops Phillies in Tight Eight Inning Duel
Ken Boswell plated two with two outs in the eighth as the Mets beat the Phillies 3 1. Gary Gentry and Rick Wise matched zeroes early. Jim Agee tied the game in the sixth with his seventh homer.
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Brewers Rally for 7-4 Victory Over White Sox
Roberto Pena delivered a two run single as Milwaukee jumped to a five run first inning to defeat Chicago 7-4 Monday night. The Brewers rode the early outburst to stay ahead of the White Sox.
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Reds sweep Expos with doubleheader victory
Cincinnati Reds win 5 to 4 in Montreal to complete a doubleheader sweep. Lee May and George Foster homered in the opener as May adds a 20th homer, and Johnny Bench drives in an unearned run in the ninth of the nightcap after Montreal errors.
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Royals Rookie Splittorff Tops Angels Again
Paul Splittorff, 24, rookie left-hander, pitched his second straight win over the California Angels in 10 days, guiding the Kansas City Royals to a 3 0 victory in Anaheim.
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Pirates Rout Cardinals In Five-Run First Inning
Manny Sanguillen delivered a three run triple fueling a five run first inning as the Pittsburgh Pirates pounded the St Louis Cardinals 15 to 1. Jose Pagan added three singles and two RBIs while Pittsburgh stretched its NL East lead over the Mets.
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Padres rally past Giants on five-run inning
San Diego defeated San Francisco 6-2 as Dave Camprell drove in three unearned runs in a four-run fifth inning against pitcher Juan Marichal. The Padres seized control late to secure the win.
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Area boys shoot well in first 18
Missoula players Dave Kenyon and Roger Nelson tied for the lead after 18 holes in the Montana National Youth Insurance Golf Classic with 77s. Several area golfers followed, top finishers in the championship flight include Brian Donovan 79 and Ted Ori 81, with the final 18 holes set to start at 8 at Missoula Country Club. The top three will advance to the national finals in Brockport, New York, August 25 to 29.
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Houston Swiftly Completes Split With Braves In Doubleheader
Cesar Cedeno sparked a late Houston rally with three straight hits as the Astros swept the two game set by beating Atlanta 6-4 in the second game after a 6-5 opener. Don Wilson earned his sixth win in relief of Jim Ray, with Cedeno driving in three runs overall.
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Hill raises suit to 3 million against PGA monopoly
Dave Hill, former defending champion, filed a Sherman Act based suit claiming the PGA and its Tournament Players Division maintain a virtual monopoly in professional golf. He increased damages from 1 million to 3 million after an initial 500 dollar fine for the Memphis event.
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Two swimmers win meet high point trophies at Big Sky Invitational
Katy Foster and Karen Hedegaard of the Butte Tarpons earned high point trophies in their divisions at the Big Sky Invitational in Great Falls. Foster set a state record in the 100 meter butterfly, winning several events while the Tarpons fielded 18 swimmers among ten teams. Diving served as a qualifier for an international competition in July, with divers from Canada and several Montana towns scoring in one and three meter events.
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