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Friday, May 3, 1974 Philadelphia Inquirer 7-C 4 I.J -yr -v-. -ViA. Frazier-Quarry Guaranteed $300,000 in TV Fight Doubleheadef From Inquirer Wire Service NEW YORK -1 Formal announcement came Thursday of a June 17 closed-circuit television fight doubleheader featuring battles pitched 3,000 miles apart. Bob Foster will defend his world light heavyweight championship for the 14th time when he meets Argentina's Jorge Ahumada in a 12- round bout at Albuquerque, N.M., following a 12-rounder in New York between ex-heavyweight titlist Joe Fra-zier and third-ranking contender Jerry Quarry. The- heavyweights are guaranteed $300,000 against 62'2 percent of the take, according to the announcement by Teddy Brenner, boxing president of Madison Square Garden.

"The kids need new shbes," Joltin Joe Cracked "The rent is behind, the car payments are due, the Cadillac needs new springs, the wife is about ready to put me out of the house and the cows need new grazing." This will be the 30-year-old' Frazier's first appearance since losing a unanimous 12-round decision to Muhammad Ali in their much-heralded rematch Jan. 28. The ex-champ has lost only twice in 32 pro bouts. "Frazier and I gave you a hell of a fight last time," said the 28-year-old Quarry at a Garden news conference. "I just got in with too much of a fighter that time.

But now I'm grown up, I'm a man, and I'm coming here to beat him." The fight is contingent on a Quarry victory over New Yorker Joe Alexander next Wednesday night in the Nassau Coliseum at Uniondale, N.Y. Boxing Commissioner Edwin Dooley warned that if Alexander wins, the Frazer-Quarry bout is off. "Joe Alexander won't hit me in the rear with a handful of rice," Quarry retorted. "There's no way I'll let him stand in the way of this fight." Frazier stopped Quarry after seven rounds in June, 1969, and went on to win the world championship. He held the title until Jan.

22, 1973, when George Foreman decked him six times" in the first two rounds. Quarry won five straight fights last year to bring, his career record to 48-6-4. His last outing, Dec. 14, was a one-round knockout against Earnie Shavers. The second half of the twin bill will originate at the University of New Mexico in Albuquerque.

i JERRY QUARRY "now I'm grown up" Bergey Raps Press Coverage of Hearing FRONTDOORS FIRST QUALITY 1 THICK ALL DOORS GLAZED 30x80 32x80 36x80. want to play with the Cincia idge Ly mnibeir nati Bengals more than I have in the last five seasons 99 Associated Press CINCINNATI Cincinnati Bengals 'linebacker Bill Ber- gey said Thursday the last i few weeks have been the hardest in his life and called local news coverage of court action against him cruel. The testimony came as the Bengals sought a preliminary 1 injunction against Bergey and the World Football League. Hearings' before U.S. Dist.

Jgjge David Porter were in their fourth day. The Bengals ultimately want the court to revoke Ber-gey's three-year, $525,000 contract with the Virginia Ambassadors of the WFL, which goes into effect in 1976. And I only hope the Bengals will be prepared to play with me I made it perfectly clear NOWSTHEWMTO FIX- BT B. to everybody that I was to fulfill all obligations to the 5 Cincinnati Bengals." Also testifying were Wil liam Byrne, director of player personnel of Chicago Bell to Play at JFK; 8 Road Games on TV 4t RUILD II mim- CHOOSE THE JOB YOU CAN DO they want the WFL to be permanently enjoined from raiding players under Bengal contracts. Recalled to the stand ney John Lloyd Bergey, a Thursday by Bengals' attor-five-year veteran of the Na-'tional Hockey League team, said.

"The last couple of weeks I've had more pressure on me than any other time in my and it's been a burden. LoGal sports writers have been extremely cruel to me." Bergey told the court his main consideration in signing with the WFL was the security of his family. "I have a wife and one child and, Judge Porter, we may have our baby in this courtroom." Bergey's wife, expecting her second child any day, has been attending the court hearings. Bergey said that "even with Bengals Coach and General Manager Paul Brown and some of the coaches testifying against me, I can sin-. cerely say with all this now I R.

Fire and William Putnam, chief principal owner, of the Birmingham Americans, two VWFL teams. Byrne said the Fire has 300 players signed but termed it "quantity, quality." Asked by Lloyd if there is sufficient non-NFL talent around, Byrne said, "To start a football team to become real competitive? No." Champion Team CHAMPAIGN-Illinois football coach Pete Elliott played guard on Michigan's first Big 10 conference basketball champion (1948) team in 30 years. 1 11 Delaware Valley's Finest Don Chaiken, a Washington, D. attorney. Waller's staff has, been firmed up with the addition of ex-Eagle linebacker Bob Pel-ligrini as secondary and linebacker coach and King Corcoran, a fast-living minor league quarterback, as The main men, however, appeared to be Leib and Spivack, who headed for the airport Thursday night for a West Coast negotiating trip.

"Big things will happen in the next two weeks," U. DO-IT-YOURSELF CENTER 99 52 CDX Studding SHEATHING ARMSTRONG 280-2x4 202-12x12 CEILING TILE ASPHALT ROOF SHINGLES PLYWOOD BELL, From 1-D Caliri estimated another $100,000 profit from local tele-, casts to be split between I WPHL and the Bell in unde-. cided portions. The costs of travel and salaries in the Bell's first sea-t son will be awesome. Already 1151 players are under contract.

Most "Will be jetted into town over the next two week-! ends for what Ron Waller described as at Cherry Hill West High School; They'd better enjoy flying. The Bell's road schedule includes games at Norfolk, New York, Toronto, Hawaii, Houston, Chicago, Anaheim, Detroit, Portland and Birmingham. In one four-week Waller's studs will play at Houston, Chicago, Southern California and Detroit. The cost of flying a party of 5S players, coaches and executives to Honolulu is pegged at a cool $40,000. "We have finances to stand up to the worst possible seasons for three years," Leib said.

"We have a small number of investors. Our structure, should we need to, allows us to grow." Besides Kelly, Leib and Kolber, the other stockholders are local attorney Oscar Spivack; Al Sica, a Toms River, N. boat builder and former Penn Tailback, and $99 240 lbs. Seal Tab mk) IJ ft 4x8 "1 BDLE. 1st Quality DILLIE JEAN KING OTHE FPDOMS Opening Night Monday May 6, Ticket prices $2 Student discount Tickets on sale at the Spectrum and allTickelron outlets.

For additional information call the Freedoms at (215J-265-6400. Phila, Bowlers Plan to Visit Texas, Indiana Philadelphia area bowlers will be competing in National, state and independent tournaments over the weekend. Traveling the greatest distance will be the Devon Lanes team, captained by Rose Weinstein. They are scheduled to roll in the Women's International Bowling Congress test at Houston, Tex. The Devon Squad, which finished fourth last year, will include four out-of-towners Carol Seltz, San Francisco; Carmen Elias, Los Angeles; Mary De Barbrie, San Carlos, and Jean Fish, Wayne, N.J.

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