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Whirlwind SI 49 Worry About, So Well Call All the Signs i äst DAILY TRIBUNE-EXAMINER Dillon, Montana Ali ‘talker, not fighter’ — Foreman Wednesday, July 31,1974 Page 9 LOS ANGELES (AP) - announce he was going into “Alot of people want to cuss me 1967, returned to the ring in 1970. those that cost him in Venezuela Heavyweight boxing champion training at Pleasanton in north­ out but there were women in that He lost to Joe F ra iler in a title in his latest title defense against George ftraman says be re­ ern California oh Thursday and audience. But he apologized and fight and then bait Frazier after Ken Norton, Foreman said, “I spects challenger Muhammad that ex-football great tuned ac­ proved he is still a man." the latter had beta knocked out don’t think so. But I know that All for what he has done in die tor Jim Brown would be one of Foreman said, “All is just a by Foreman for the title. wherever I fight, I’ll have to pay past, but. now respects him the commentators on the telecast contender and he should be This next 15-round title fight in taxes." . “more as a talker than a fight­ of die fight against All. grateful to get a chance at the Zaire, once known as the Belgian Dick Sadler, a Foreman han­ e r ." “ I have respect for All for what championship. I’d like to hold Congo, will start at 3 am . local dler since the former Olympic 0neracKO’ s K W ^ V ^ Asked if he would fight again he has done in die past, die draft the position I have for as tong as time to accommodate television. champion turned pro, declared a d r e s s e s . this year after meeting All in thing and all, and he apologized possible.” Each fighter is guaranteed $5 young champion will be fighting 0 0 Zaire, Africa, on Sept. 24, Fore­ for what he did in New York All, heavyweight champion minimum. an older man and that All, $ g O O * 5 “ f man told a news conference, “ I which showed he was a man. But from 1964 until stripped of his Asked if he thought he might himself, had won while he was can’t say. Our fight may not last 111 knock him out," the champion title because of the draft trials in run into tax problems similar to “young and brash.” \ more than three minutes. said. “ I want to hit him so hard he’ll All refused to be inducted into One rack of dress bargains forget what he’s done in the past. the military service while he was But there is no way I’m going to champion on the grounds he. was WFL Chicago Fire gets hot be able to stop him from talking. a Muslim minister and he won his “He had his jaw broke and he argument through a Supreme Can Birmingham keep up the take on the Jacksonville Sharks allowed nearly 386 yards a game. price, and less o ff was hit bo hard once his feet went Court decision. In New York, he pace in the> World Football and the Philadelphia Bell faces That defense could be a wel­ tQ> into the air. But he still was had verbally demeaned the League? The Americans, having the Storm in Portland. come sight for the Wheels’ Bubba able to talk." champion. run amuck—or, more accurately, Thursday night’s nationally Wyche, who leads the WFL in BARGAIN TABLES Officially, Foreman called his “He just lost his cool and he passed amuck^-against Memphis televised game sends the South­ passing, having completed 45 of Los Angeles news conference to cussed me out," said Foreman. last week in-an explosive 58-33 ern California Sun into Memphis 91 attempts for 630 yards. Hubie victory, tako,£their perfect 3-0 against the Southmen. Bryant has 251 of those yards on record into? Detroit. Their The Americans bombed 13 receptions. *1 - * 2 - * 3 primary goal is to keep pace with Memphis into submission last The Blazers, Bolidly entrenched Hot the Chicago: FTre, which burned week with quarterbacks George atop the Eastern Division as the Hawaii 53-29 last Sunday night to Mira and Matthew Reed un­ league's only other unbeaten Uncom­ go 44) atop the; Central Division. loading five touchdown passes team at 3-0, are gunning for a O Detroit’s .Wheels have done and WFL Player of the Week repeat of last week's 15-3 victory fortable very little rolling, en route to an Alfred Jen skins hauling in five over the Texans in Orlando. 0-3 record. “ aerials for 200 yards with three o f The Stars fell from first place ¡ ¡ L o u s ^ In Wednesday night’s other them going for scores. in total WFL offense—but the fall ES reduced Come In games, the Florida Blazers go But Birmingham may not be as didn’t hurt one bit. They pulled against the Texans for the second overwhelming against Detroit. out their first victory last week, And Browse In week in a row—this time in The Americans’ defense ranks as beating Philadelphia. New York One lot of pant suits, all sizes, Houston, the New York Stars the worst in the league, having still has balance with quar­ Our Airconditioned terback Tom Sherman passing to George Sauer or handing off to reduced S° n,eV i Price Store Where Quality Bob Gladleux. ‘Third base coach’ Jacksonville’s only victory Merchandise Is came against New York in the Hazel’s Style Shop season opener. Always A Bargain The Storm, like Detroit, is Andrus Hotel Building calling grid plays winless in three games. a K-Kse sponsor HIRAM, Ohio (AP) - If you o f using rookies in the quar­ see a man on the sidelines of the terback position because of the Cleveland Browns games this National Football League season fingering his ear, Players Association strike. Stamm Jewelers brushing his knee, fixing his sock, The Browns' three veteran tugging at his cap and clapping Williams quarterbacks have not reported his hands in one continuous to camp. Working at quarterback motion it’s not because he has St. since camp opened have been Lawn & Garden Center Vitus’ Dance. free agent Will Cureton, who Dee’s Fabrics rflzY His name is Dick Wood, the probably will get the starting role Sale: Fri. & Sat. Browns’ new offensive coor­ Friday, and llth-round draft DaZe SaLe dinator, and what he’ll be doing is choice Tom Gooden. sending in plays to the quar­ Floral Prints “ This system will save us a lot terback. IX mo of time and not force us to make 100 per cent Polyester—Reg $1.49 98V NOW The Drowns have used a sim­ substitutions,” Skorich said. ilar signaling system to send “We’re not worried about other I M 1 M Gingham Frosties $149 defensive plays for the past three clubs stealing the signs, because years. Offensively, however, Reg. $1.98 1 y d . we never had that problem with they’ve always sent plays in via a the defensive signals.” Sheer Prints lineman messenger. Skorich said that Wood had Polyester and Cotton—R eg. $1.89 Browns Coach Nick Skorich worked out the signal system and to $2.88 said the system will be used on it was used for the first time in every play of Friday’s preseason Toro practice Monday. Studio Design Florals n 98 game against the Rams in Los Angeles. When starting quarterback Reg. $3.29. yd. “An inexperienced quarter­ Mike Phipps begins playing he’ll Pucker-Üp Prints & Solids back will have enough things to also have to be looking for the 21 Inch Whirlwind SI 49 worry about, so well call all the signs. 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