Frazier and Ali Settle For $2.5 Million Each In Heavyweight Title Bout
New York AP Frazier and Ali will each receive 2.5 million guarantees for a March 8 title fight at Madison Square Garden. A potential worldwide gross could reach around 30 million with Chartwell handling closed circuit television.
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Southern Conference Coaches Get Two Days Off to Review Holiday Play
Southern Conference coaches may take two days to study problems from holiday tournament play. None of the five league teams in the event won the championship, and only the host teams took consolation honors.
College basketball results and tournament outcomes from midweek action
Wednesday night action included Davidson Wildcats and The Citadel Bulldogs sharing third in their events, Furman Paladins finishing third in the Poinsettia Classic, and Georgia, Mississippi, Virginia Tech, Duquesne, Navy, and George Washington earning place finishes. UCLA beat Pitt for the Steel Bowl title and George Washington won the Presidential Classic.
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James Wood Colonels Honored At Frederick Banquet
James Wood High School football’s AAA championship season was celebrated at a banquet hosted by the James Wood Athletic Club at Lee-Jackson Restaurant. Fans presented coaching staff with checks and a three day trip to Ohio State University spring practice. The Colonels posted 100-1 with a 25-6 playoff win over William Fleming and a 22-22 tie with Handley, as United Press International recognized them with a state trophy.
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J. Kenneth Robinson
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Clinch Valley defeats Shenandoah in Rotary Tournament punch
Clinch Valley outrebounds Shenandoah 55-34 to win 99 77 at the Rotary Tournament. Dickinson leads CVC with eight baskets and six free throws, while Texeira Horneman and Johnson add strong scoring. Shenandoah, now 1-5, gets 20 points from Thompson and solid shooting from the trio of Horneman Texeira and Kolsky coached Hornets prepare for Potomac State on Jan 6 at Keyser WV.
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Shine
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Ll Steele Estep
Ferrel
Webb
Newsome Smith
Winchester Registration Opens for Park Classes
The Winchester Parks and Recreation Department will hold art class registrations at the War Memorial Building on January 4, 1971, at 9 30 am and 7 30 pm. Instructor is Mr Connie Martin.
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Winchester Parks and Recreation Department
War Memorial
Connie Martin
Holiday Festival and bowl results in college basketball
AP reports multiple postseason games with teams like South Carolina defeating Western Kentucky for third place and Providence topping St John’s New York. Other tournament scores include UCLA beating Pitt and Fordham romping Rochester with leadoff mentions of several classics and consols.
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N.Y
Wake Forest Wins Thriller Over Jacksonville In Holiday Classic
Wake Forest edged Jacksonville 78-77 to claim the Gold Coast Classic after a frantic finish. John Orenczak scored to take the lead with 25 seconds left, Pat Kelly fouled late but missed the decisive free throw, and Jacksonville failed on a last-court pass as the Deacons celebrated.
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Associated Press
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Wake Forest
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Gilmore
Sun Devils Dominate Peach Bowl In Snowy Showdown
Arizona State erupts in the second half to collapse North Carolina 48-26 in the Peach Bowl. Joe Spagnola, Monroe Eley, Steve Holden and Bob Thomas spearheaded the attack while Mike Mansfield spelled starter Paul Miller after a concussion. Don McCauley scored three Tar Heel touchdowns but UNC faded late in the second quarter and never recovered as Sun Devils claimed their first bowl win in five attempts.
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Miller
Junior Ah You
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J. D. ,Hill
Ladies Slimnastics Winter Session Begins January Fifth
Registration opens January 5, 1971 at 7:00 p.m. at the National Guard Armory for the winter slimnastics program led by instructor Mrs. Mary Dickerson and sponsored by the Winchester Parks and Recreation Department.
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National Guard
Mary Dickerson
Winchester Parks and Recreation Department
Philadelphia 76ers Top Bucks 119-107
Billy Cunningham scored 35 points and went 17-for-17 from the line to lead the Philadelphia 76ers to a 119-107 home win over Milwaukee snapping the Bucks five game streak. Lew Alcindor led Milwaukee with 30 points.
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