Frazier Knocks Quarry Out In Seventh Round
Joe Frazier overwhelmed Jerry Quarry over seven rounds at Madison Square Garden to claim a seventh round technical knockout. Quarry battled through a face cut and eye injury before the stoppage as Frazier pressed the attack to cement his claim as a top heavyweight contender.
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Murray Rose
Associated Press
NEW York (Ap
Joe Frazier
Game
Jerry Quarry
Jimmy Ellis
Madison Square Garden
Frazier
Ellis
World Boxing Association
Louisville
Sonny Liston
Los Angeles
Houston
Las Vegas
Harry Klelman
Quarry
New York
Yank Durham
Cassius Clay
Joe
Angelo Dundee Ellis
Bellflower
Calif
Asi
Rocky Marciano
Jerry
Dr. Kleiman
Jerry York
New
Jack Quarry
Orioles Topple Senators 5 3 In Mackin Schedule Clash
Orioles ace Dave McNally joined by Jim Palmer and reliever Pete Richert beat the Washington Senators 5 3. Palmer earned the win as Frank Robinson and Dave Johnson provided late power. Casey Cox started for Baltimore, stifling Senators to five hits in two and two thirds innings, while Knowles saw his scoreless streak end as Baltimore built a 5 0 lead before the late rally.
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Baltimore
Dave McNally
Jim Palmer
Casey Cox
Darold Knowles
McNally
Palmer
Peter Richert
Washington Senators
Orioles
Boston
Curt Morton
Sam Bowens
Senators
Frank Robinson
iDave Johnson
Knowles
Ington
Air Force
Ted Williams
Oriole
Nichols, VW City Winners Dominate Shenandoah Valley
Scotty Johnson belted a second inning grand slam to lift Nichols over Shenandoah Valley National Bank 11 to 5. Nichols moved to 9-1 while Bankers fell to 5-6 as Bobby Kline and Frank Simons added key hits. Shenva's Bobby Fetter had two hits in a defeat. Grim Godfrey Volkswagen beat Ward Plaza 9-3 behind A D Hott two doubles and Dennis Smallwood five hitter. Ward Plaza slugger Larry Wadsworth homered.
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Scotty Johnson
Nichols
Shenandoah Valley National Bank
Bankers
Nichols Boys
Bobby Kline
Frank Simons
Shenva
Bobby Fetter
Dennis Smallwood
Plaza Nine
Slow Pitch Tournament Entry Deadline Extended
The deadline for entering teams in the District Slow Pitch Tournament is extended to today at 6 p.m. Sonny Higgs announced that one more team is needed to reach 14 entries. All team managers should meet in the umpire's dressing room this evening at 6 to draw up the tournament.
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Sonny Higgs
Whitey Meadows walks off for Arthur in 10th to topple Va. Loan
Whitey Meadows belted a bottom of the 10th homer giving J. W. Arthur a 9-8 victory over Va. Loan and Thrift. Arthur improves to 8-2, Va. Loan drops to 10-1, with Unger and Hawse each collecting two hits for Arthur while Dix Hill and Sisler led Va. Loan with two safeties apiece.
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Whitey Meadows
J. W. Arthur
Va, Loan and Thirst
Va. Loan
Arthur Boys
Arthur
Loan and Thrift
Unger
Hawse
Dix, Hill
Sisler
J.V. Arthur
J.W. Arthur
Bageant Va
Minnesota Mining
Terry Industries
Terry
Caton
Stewart
Murphy
Clinton
Moreland
Goode
Martin
Murphy Terry
Sindelar
Scratches list of horse names and pairings
A catalog style listing shows multiple race entries grouped by numbers. Each line lists several horse names such as Lady Espa Bosoron Charm Snatcher Nips Baby and others like Go Gittin Final Thread Star Marine Rush Rush Rush, Sweet Jam Evening Call Gemini's Gem Close Reject, Milieu Wave O' Thor Wal rey Weeding Out, Cure Arctic Bunny Bar Of Tales Repair To Siege, Regal Bout, Superior Paul Cooperate The Rock Tulio.
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Lady Espa
Bosoron
Charm Snatcher
Go Gittin
Final Thread
Star Marine
Sweet Jam
Evening Call
Milieu
Walrey
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Detroit Tigers
Norm Cash
Jim Price
Tigers
New York Yankees
Smith
Cash
Mance
Sheava
Grim
Godfrey Volkswagen
Ward Plaza
Ward
A. D. Hott
Larry Wadsworth
Floyd Foley
Godfrey
Smallwood Ward Plaza
Marks
Crown Cork
Renner
Tater’? Myers
Jr. Carter
Webber
Jay Hott
L. DeHaven
Crown
Hott Renner
Fries
Clearbrook
Stonewall School
Clearbrook Volunteer Fire
Dept
Ww .Va. Loan and Thrift
J. W. Arthur Rubbermaid Midway
Renner Plumbing
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