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THE TAMPA TIMES, Thursday, March 20, 1975 J-C STOCK CAR j3 fiMMMnl taZZZJ 'I GRAND OPENING WEEKEND! LEASE CARGO, STORAGE Rf NT 10 OWN SELLHORN'S MOBILE-HIRE New Starting Tim- Gates Open 6:30 P.M. RACE TIME 8 P.M. fl Lyle facing jail on assault charge bU1 Of Mi hi i "it'- 677-9101 677-9102 877-91113 MARCH 21 MARCH 22 LATE MODELS FIGURE 8'S TORNADOS SPRINTS BOMBERS EARLY MODELS ADULTS $3.00 CHILDREN 6-11 $1.00 itentiary. He had been involved in a gang fight in which a man was killed, had been convicted of second-degree murder and was spending the better part of the 1960s in jail. Pardoned in Lyle fought as an amateur until turning pro in 1971.

He was undefeated and near a title shot until Jerry Quarry scored a 12-round decision on Feb. 9, 1973. Lyle had made a steady climb back into title conten investigation said was accurate The boxer and his wife argued last Thursday night. She drove away, and Lyle followed in another car. After Nadine Lyle refused to heed her husband's shouts to stop, he rammed his car into the left door of her Lincoln.

Two shots were fired from a pistol, allegedly by Lyle. It was uncertain where the pistol came from. But Tooley said Lyle's pardon in effect removed from the record his felony conviction, and under Colorado law anybody but a convicted felon can carry a firearm that is not concealed. Tooley said Lyle voluntarily surrendered himself yesterday after the charges were filed. He was jailed for almost two hours before being released on $3,000 bail.

He went to a Denver hotel, where he was reported unavailable to callers. THUNDER CARS UNDER 6 FREE GOLD SILVER COINS BULLION SOLD AT LOWEST PRICES IMMEDIATE DELIVERY FLORIDA COIN EXCHANGE tel: 935-9132 9000A N. Florida Avt. GOLDEN GATE SPEEDWAY on rowiERA vet'amp a jd DENVER TAP) Ron Lyle, the seventh-ranked heavyweight boxing contender who learned the fight game during a 7'2-year stint in the Colorado State Penitentiary, is in trouble with the law again. On a complaint filed by Lyle's wife, Nadine, Denver Dist.

Atty. Dale Tooley filed a criminal information yesterday charging Lyle with two counts of felony menacing and one of second-degree assault. Conviction could result in as many as 10 more years in prison for the 33-year old boxer whose career took a dive last month when he lost on his birthday to No. 9 Jimmy Young in Honolulu. Lyle had gone into the fight ranked No.

3 with a 31-1-1 record, counting on an early summer bout with Muhammad Ali in Madison Square Garden. Lyle, a product of a Denver area housing project, first entered a boxing ring at the pen i tion over such fighters as Buster Mathis and Oscar Bon avena before the 10-round loss to Young. During his fighting years Lyle has spent many hours working with poor children to keep them out of trouble. Investigators say Lyle's lat est problem grew out of a domestic squabble. This is the account report ed in Denver newspapers, which a source close to the Falcons fly high from page one the impression that exploiting them," give were said.

we are an excellent academic school. And we get more support for our team than any other junior college in the state. We fill our gym." The rate at which Florida College basketball players have been recruited by four-year schools bears out. Wilson's promise. Manuel and team co-captain Billy Owens this year, Wilson says they will follow in the footsteps of FC grads Gates Irwin at Texas Don Owens at East Carolina and a score of others.

Florida College plans to expand its curriculum to four years as soon as it can raise the money. But basketball will have the same place when the school reaches that level as it does now, Wilson says. "We will never go big-time. Our function as a junior col- lege or a four-year school will not be to build a national power. We're here to provide a good education.

We want the best team we can have on our natural competitive level." The ambitious Wilson had only three or four years of high school coaching under his belt when he accepted the post. He had played college basketball at Georgia Tech. and had become acquainted with Florida College through his wife. Sharman. who attended school there.

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