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Saturday, December 18, 1971 Hip Lincoln Star IS Poster Accepts Title Challenge FIGHT WITH RON DON POSSIBLE rv t' i -I Kelly threw just one good punch. Rondon retained his World Boxing Association light heavyweight title Wednesday, earning a technical knockout in round eight of a fight wita Doyle Baird at Cleveland. We'llf ightRondon anywhere in the United States anytime he wants to," said Foster's manager, Loui Viscusi. "We have some TV coverage set up if it can be held in February. January would be okay, too.

Foster wants a fight in January. He likes to fight once a month." "We feel Foster is the real champ," he said. "Titles are won and lost in the ring and not at a table." Foster lost his World Boxing Association title for refusing to defend it. He had polished off the late Dick Tiger to earn the championship May 24, 1968. Foster is recognized as the champ by just about everyone but the WBA and is ranked No.

1 by Ring Magazine. Kelly was No. 10. "v- sent a $100,000 offer to Emil Rruneau in New Orleans, said Viscusi. "He's head of the VVlJ A hpmpionship committee.

"Ron Gorton of Wild Kingdom, has offered to put up $50,000 for Rondon and $50,000 for Foster to hold the fight," he said. "We don't care where it is, that's up to Rondon Oklahoma Ci'y (UPI) Bob Foster Friday accepted an offer by a Florida promoter to fight Vincenter Rondon as early as February, possibly in New Orleans. Foster successfully defended his World Boxing Council light-heavyweight title Thursday night with a technical knockout of Oklahoma's Brian Kelly in just 1:56 of the third round. Heard Leads Rabat Meet Rabat, Morocco Jerry Heard was the only player to break par over the new Royal Rabat Course Friday, and it iiHe him a one-stroke lead at tiie halfway point of the Morocco International Golf Grand Prix. Heard, a 24-year-old Califor-nian.

who has been rising steadily through the ranks of the touring Americans pros, shot a 71 over the par-72 layout for a two-day total of 144. Bernard Gallacher, Scottish Ryder Cup player who held the first rH4.WW."''l, dropped back to a 74 Friday. His 145 total was good for second place, ahead of Danny Wadkins of Richmond, who has taken two identical par rounds of for 146 and Jean Garaialde of France, who has cards of 72 and 74. iWJ' "A i 'ttWM raik fZMMSUr ZZZ. ZWM i 'tl'Z zMfz El z-rz: Ufa y7n tivi and the WBA to decide.

Ourj hitsiness is fighting and we're ready." ft 146 146 148 US U9 14) Viscusi said there is a chance New Orleans could be the site for the showdown which "will settle this title question." He said Foster had returned Friday to Albuquerque where he will celebrate his 32nd birthday with family and I 71 1) 77U 7V3 liH 76 74 '5 70 '4 7 74 Heard United SUs Bernard Gdlldchtr Britain Lann Warik ns United Jean Garatdlae John ViMer Umial stales J.C, Sncad United Stdtps Orville A-ri'Joay United Claude Harmon Jr. Unted State1; Eltote Delia Torre Italy V.uen'ni Barnes ia.n Sam Srwad United Slates Billy Casoer United st.iies O'tst O'Connor Ireu.ir! O'Jd Sai'de'S LI tor' Annel Gallarrio T-'iy JacHin Br, turn Pe'er Townsend Br lam Tony Kuqelrnuller R.imon Sota Spam nald Swat lens RNoiurn Lin led Sta'es David Graham Australia Billy Harmon United States A 'nrorra "Til Saved F-Oynt "What goes on in the beauty parlor? Bet you hear all the gossip in town." That's what my husband says. Well, I'll admit there is talk. When people get together whether in a beauty parlor, a barber shop or, in the old days, around the cracker barrel in the general store-tongues start Hying. It is human nature to talk, to criticize, to complain.

But isn't it refreshing to hear something good about someone? Sometimes it takes a lot more s'rength to say something good than something bad! Sometimes It takes more strength to stand up and be counted as a churchgoer than it does to sit on the sidelines, espousing neither faith nor cause. Which side are you on? If you're not sure, why not cast your vote for the Church? Try it next Sunday. 152 152 155 iss 155 165 159 'M 76- 76- nn 74 79-77 78 nn 77- '8 74 81 7 83 8V79 Sunday Aarfc ii, 20-25 Monday 20, 77-22 Tuesday Romans 3, 19-26 Wednesday Romans 5, 141 Thursday Galatians Friday Ephesians Saturday Matthew 7, 15-27 friends. Only 5.000 fans showed up for the Foster-Kelly bout in Oklahoma City. Kelly had been undefeated in 2't fights before contacting Foster's left jab attack.

Rondon, of Caracas, Venezuela, has defended his title four times in the past 10 months. Foster's victory was his 46th in 51 bouts, 39 of them by knockouts. Ack Ack Retirement Announced Friday Arcadia, Calif. vPi Ack Ack, a leading candidate for thoroughbred racing's 1971 Horse of the Year honor, left Santa Anita Park Friday for retirement at stud for Caliberne Farm in Kentucky. The 5-year-old bay, trained by Charlie Whittingham for the Forked Lighting Ranch of Buddy Fogelson and his actress wife, Greer Garson, "will soon turn six, and there's not much else leit for him to do," Whittingham said.

85 81 166 Copyright 1971 Keister Advertising Service, Strasburg, Virginia Mississippi College Names John Williams Clinton. Miss. John Manon Williams, a successful high sciiuol football coach, was named Friday as athletic director and head football coach at Mississippi College. Williams. 36, succeeds Hart-well McPhail in the post.

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