Pilots' sale to Milwaukee eyed amid Seattle bankruptcy case
Seattle faced the potential loss of the Pilots as Pacific Northwest Sports pushed a sale to Milwaukee for 10.8 million dollars. Court hearings before Sidney Volvin weighed the transfer while bankruptcy actions risk ending baseball in Seattle. Owners claim daily losses of 12,400 dollars as city and state seek 82 million in damages.
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Willian Daly
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King County Superior Court
Bankrupcy
MVAL Spring Sports Open with Baseball and Track Opener
Fremont Mission Valley Athletic League opens its spring schedule with five sports. Baseball features openers on tomorrow afternoon: Washington at James Logan, Mission San Jose at Newark, and John J Kennedy at Irvington. Track begins Thursday with Irvington at John F Kennedy, James Logan at Mission San Jose, and Washington at Newark. The league also schedules three non league golf matches and a triple round robin for baseball.
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Mission Valley Athletic League
Washington
James Logan
Mission San Jose
Newark
John J. Kennedy
Invington
Fresh-Soph
MVAL
Irvington
John F. Kennedy
Allison wins Atlanta 560 stock car clash in late surge
Bobby Allison of Macytown Alabama surged from the pack to beat three time winner Cale Yarborough by half a second at Atlanta International Raceway. Allison set an Atlanta speed record of 199.554 mph while Yarborough led most of the race before a late pit stop. Hamilton finished third, Yarbrough fourth, Pelly fifth, Hylton sixth, and Dorris Allison eighth.
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UPI
Bobby Allison
Macytown
Ala
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Allison
National Raceway
Fred Lorenzen
Yarborough
Lorenzen
Cale
Unsung Newark Knight athlete embodies championship spirit
Terry Senser a 165 pound high school athlete at Newark has shown standout leadership and resilience across football wrestling and baseball. Despite injuries and limited team success he earned letters, delivered on pitching in baseball including a two hit shutout and homer, and is expected to carry Newark's pitching load this season.
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Knight
Knights
Newark
Terry Seuser
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Lille
Gary Payton
Pround
Dave Coehly
Payton
Huck Pierce
Feaguin
Ray
Midwest
This Week's Prep Slate Schedule
Daily sports slate lists events from baseball to track across Newark James Logan Mission San Jose Irvington and more. Key showdowns include Washington vs James Logan Mission San Jose vs Newark and John F Kennedy venues with multiple 3 30 pm times.
Ohlone Renegade Nine Schedule This Week
Ohlone College baseball hosts three games this week with a road trip to Fullerton at 7 pm and a trip to Cord press at 2 30 pm on another date. Golf matches include Sunol at 1 pm and Cab at 5 pm. Other events list James Logan High meets and a tennis at Gavil lan in Spain.
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Spain
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Hartnell
Seattle Eyeing Domed Stadium And Pro Football
Seattle officials push a 40 million domed stadium at Seattle Center seeking a major league football franchise. With Pilots destined for Milwaukee, a county court ruling keeps the site dispute alive while Spellman solicits league and citizen support to lure a team, possibly using UW turf until the domed venue opens.
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Kings County
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Chicago Cubs
Fevers Silos and Fish Ring Dating Methods
The article explains aging fish by counting annulus rings on scales. Each major ring represents one year of growth, with a marked interruption indicating winter. Summer growth shows rapid lines, while gaps filled by fine lines occur between heavy lines to denote yearly progression.
Lakers sign No 1 pick to three year NBA contract
In Inglewood California the Los Angeles Lakers signed their No 1 draft choice Jim McMillian of Columbia University to a three year NBA contract worth 300000 dollars. McMillian is a 6 foot 5 inch 225 pound forward who was the all time scoring leader at Columbia University.
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New York Nets
Fred Schaus
Ivy Leaguler
Newark Announces Coast League Baseball Registration
Newark Recreation Department begins Coast League signups on Saturdays in April for Newark youths aged 12 not in Little or Minor leagues. Registration sites include Ash Street Center Bunker School Graham School and Rushing School with fixed times. Late registration opens May 4 at Newark Community Center with weekday and Saturday hours and contact extension for more information.
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Burger Chef Nips Wingfoots in AAU Opener
Burger Chef of Indianapolis edged Goodyear of Akron 60 60 in a National AAU tournament opener. Steve Redenbaugh led Burger Chef with 17 points, while Rodger Pohnensieihl and Eugene Jerez scored 20 each for the Jaycats in a later win. The Mets acquired catcher Randy Bet from the Cubs for J C Martin.
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UPI
Mike Noland
Sunsey
Burger Chef
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Ind
Goodyear
Akron
Ohio
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Kan
Jayzars
San Diego Jets
Howard Payne College
Roseland Riders
Canandaigua
N.Y
Miller Tire Co
Little Rock
Ark
F&m Tire Co
Pindy
Bobby Major
ST Petersburg
Fla
New York Mets
Randy Bet
Chicago Cubs
J.C. Martin
Ashe Wins Jacksonville Open Title
Arthur Ashe defeated Brian Fairlie of New Zealand to win the Greater Jacksonville Open tennis championship in Jacksonville Florida. Ashe showcased seven aces in the final set after dropping the second set, following a straight first set win. Nancy Richey and Clark Graebner advanced to the finals in the women's and men's brackets respectively.
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Jacksonville, Fla
Arthur Ashe
Brian Fairlie
New Zealand
Nancy Richey
Vaerit Iegentuss
Clark Graebner
Ashe
U.S
Fairlie
Forin
Travel trailers bring home comforts on wheels
Outdoors writer tests a 20 foot self contained trailer with hot water, heater, freezer and shower. Ray Jones of Holiday Floaters at Shasta Lake announces rental land yachts alongside houseboats, two units, 22 and 27 feet, with rates lower than large houseboats. Bookings start first come first served, contact via phone 416 246 1223 or Holiday Floaters Box 336 Redding.
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Ray Jones
Shasta Lake
Ray
Redding
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