Revolution misfires in race and sport across the era
The piece argues that black athletes shifting from boycott to participation reflect a restless revolution that mistargets allies and aims, criticizes excessive violence and vengeance, and praises focusing on real enemies while noting the Olympic boycott's broader exposure of American inequities. It recalls historical shifts from 1930s sit ins to 1968 Olympic debates.
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Chargers 29 Bengals 13 in football clash
San Diego defeats Cincinnati 29 to 13 as Robinson and Partee score on runs and Frazier connects on multiple passes. Livingston adds early field goals and Partee kicks, while Hadi throws a TD pass to Frazier and Partee. Attendance 33,687.
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Levy's of Tucson Expected to Lead Classic Bowling Opener
Levy's of Tucson, defending champion, is the favorite as the Tucson Daily Citizen Classic Bowling League starts its seventh season at Copa Bowl. The event begins tomorrow at 7 pm with both men and women divisions rising. captains include Grady Yates and rival Dave's Photo Lab fields strong players like Duke Darden, Harry Bond, and Kent Whitson.
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Boxing and Racing Results From New York and Atlantic City
Boxers Alfonso Frazer and Ernesto Ortega fought to a decision in New York in the 140-pound division. In horse racing, Sarita won the Blue Warbler Purse by a nose at Aqueduct while Turk Road captured the Edgewood Purse at Atlantic City and Fly The Green won the Indiana Maid Handicap at Arlington Park.
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Is Jimmy Taylor Ready To Retire
SHREVEPORT La AP former star fullback Jimmy Taylor now 33 and possibly minus some of his old zing refused comment Friday on retirement reports from the New Orleans States Item. The report followed his assignment to the Saints special teams squad a move noted as unusual for a top running back. Coach Tom Fears and owner John Mecum Jr. said they knew nothing about retirement plans and Taylor would not comment. He led last season’s Saints with 390 rushing yards after five straight 1 000 yard seasons with Green Bay.
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