Foreman set to challenge Chuvalo at Madison Square Garden
George Foreman, 21-0, meets George Chuvalo in a 10 round title bout at Madison Square Garden. Foreman follows a rapid rise after Olympic gold and 21 straight pro wins, while Chuvalo, famed for durability, seeks his first stoppage loss. About 10,000 spectators expected. network broadcast to 80 stations with New York blackout.
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George Chuvalo
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Foster
California
Jerry Quarry
Foreman
Mexico City
Joe Frazier- Quarry
Dick Sadler
Roger Russell
Chuvalo
Frazier
New York Area
Major League Standings And Results By The Associated Press
National League East leaders Pittsburgh New York Chicago Philadelphia St Louis Montreal trail. West aims for Cincinnati Los Angeles San Francisco Houston Atlanta San Diego. Monday results New York beat Chicago 6 1 Montreal 8 0 St Louis 4 3 Houston 7 1 Atlanta 5 3 San Diego 10 3 San Francisco 5 2. Tuesday matchups include Pittsburgh at Montreal Chicago at New York St Louis at Philadelphia Atlanta at Houston San Francisco at Los Angeles Cincinnati at San Diego California at Oakland Milwaukee at Minnesota Kansas City at Chicago New York at Cleveland Boston at Baltimore Washington at Detroit.
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Twins edge Brewers in opener as Perry injures hamstring
The Minnesota Twins win 2-1 over Milwaukee in the opener of a doubleheader before losing ace Jim Perry to a pulled groin in the ninth. Rich Reese drives in both Twins runs, while Luis Tiant debuts in relief. The nightcap ends 4-2 as Lew Krausse earns the win for Milwaukee.
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Rich Reese
Minnesota
Marty Pattin
Lew Krausse
Twins
Danny Thompson
Harmon Killebrew
Tom Holt
Tiant
Williams
Worry Free Wins Sixth at Shenandoah Downs
Donald P. Gill's Worry Free led from the start and held on to win the sixth race at Shenandoah Downs, part of the Big Exacta worth 1366.80. The heavy favorite paid 5.00 to win, marking a second straight victory at the meeting. Go Gittin ran second. Runnin' Wine led the fifth race but stayed pressured to finish with a clear margin to the wire.
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Area sports schedule for Shenandoah Downs and local leagues
Schedule lists horse racing at Shenandoah Downs and multiple softball and teen league baseball games across venues such as Preston Field Bodie Grim Field Market Street Diamond No 3 and Rouss Park for Tuesday Wednesday and Thursday with game times and matchups including Wesley Methodist Braddock Street Crown Cork Minnesota Mining Virginia Loan Shenandoah's Pride Nichols Buckley Lages F&M Bank Delmonico Northside Poe Olds and more.
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Market Street
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North Frederick
Wesley Bodie Grim
Burnt Factory
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Valley Avenue
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Grace Bible
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Rouss Park
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Poe Olds
Noble Wave Heads Field At Shenandoah Downs
Noble Wave leads a nine horse field in the one mile Harpers Ferry Purse at Shenandoah Downs. Tetraentity and Tetraion of Virginia McKenney loom as strong rivals with Windy Hunter Muff’s Muffet and San Quentin among others in the lineup.
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W. VA
Paul B. Clay
Noble Wave
Harper’s Ferry
Shenandoah Downs
Noble Hero
Grey Fox
Sun Tom
Virginia McKenney
Virginia McKenney’s Entry of Tetraentity
Tetraion
Tetraentity
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Muff’s Muffet
San Quentin
Major League Leaders in American League Batting and Pitching
The article lists top leaders by category including Oliva and Yastrzemski in batting with averages .326 and .324. It notes runs, RBIs, hits, doubles, triples, home runs, and steals for several players, plus pitching leaders Cain and McDowell with records and ERAs. It also provides NL leaders like Carty Clemente Bonds Bench and others with counts for batting, fielding, and pitching.
Paxton Wins At Hagerstown 25-Lap Super Sprint Race
Lynn Paxton of Mechanicsburg won the 25-lap super sprint feature at Hagerstown Raceway, marking his first win of the season and first at the Hub City half mile since 1967. The race featured five different leaders and a late pass on Mitch Smith for the lead.
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Hagerstown Raceway
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Emerick
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Harry Carbaugh
J.D. Leas
Leas
Paul Pitzer
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Varner
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Bill Banick
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Irvin King
Elmer Ruby
Ed Zirkle
Johnny Grum
Bobby Allen
Smokey Snellbaker
Buck Buckley
Keats
Allen
Pete Swarmer
Gram
Ruby
Rick Schmelgan
Ford
Larry Miller
Strasburg
Miller
Rifle Talk and Ammunition Notes From Club Meeting
The next rifle and pistol club meeting is August 5 at 7:30 p.m. at the Sulphur Springs range. The piece discusses ammunition aging, copper gas checks, and safer load practices, outlining alternatives from lead bullets to smaller calibers and cautioning about moisture and corrosion effects on jacketed bullets.
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Sulphur Springs Range
Tropics
Harry Pope
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