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everages
The first sport drink formulated in
Jamaica, by Jamaicans, for Jamaicans.
It is a liquid concentrate which when water is
added produces an isotonic sport drink.
Hi-Lyte rehydrates the body of �uids lost
during physical activity, restores electrolytes
and provides carbohydrates as an important
source of energy.
Available in 1 litre or ½ gallon bottles, making
2 ½ gallons or 5 gallons respectively, in �ve
refreshing �avours; Melon Berry Blast, Lemon
Lime Zest, Blue Berry Jazz, Tangerine Cooler
and Kola Champagne Sizzle. Also available in
a convenient “Ready to Drink ” bottle and a
“Sport Pak” for grab and go events.
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Manufactured for:
Hi-Lyte Sport Mixx
10 Leonard Road, Kingston 10 • Tel:1-888-FLAVOUR (3528687)
FRAZIER & FOREMAN
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Pieces of the Past:
A Stroll Down Jamaica’s Memory Lane
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‘Down goes Frazier!’ ‘Down goes Frazier!’ And a third time, ‘Down goes Frazier!’ Three words sum up
the story of the January 22, 1973 heavyweight title fight between Joe Frazier, the Champion, and
George Foreman, in Kingston, Jamaica.
The battle drew 36,000 fans to the National Stadium and was billed as a contest between two
formidable opponents. Odds were 3:1 in Frazier’s favour, but it was a one-man fight that ended in a
knockout at 1:35 in the second round.
Big George Foreman, the 24 year old, 6ft 3in, 217 lb slugger from Marshall, Texas was
the new Heavyweight Champion of the world.
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Excerpt from Rebecca Tortello’s
Pieces of the Past: A Stroll Down
Jamaica’s Memory Lane
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