Indians Sued Over Chief Wahoo Symbol in Cleveland
The American Indian Center of Cleveland filed a $9 million lawsuit against the Cleveland Indians for using the Chief Wahoo image. The action targets perceived racist depictions and names related to other teams with Native symbols.
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Governor and Colts Owner Hold Talks on Baltimore Future
Maryland Governor Marvin Mandel Baltimore Mayor William Donald Schaefer and Colts owner Carroll Rosenbloom met for three hours to discuss where the team will play after 1972. Rosenbloom again opposes Memorial Stadium and wants to build his own arena while pledging no public funds.
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Strikes and Spares and A Bowler’s Parallel Hip Line
Notes on bowling stance stressing hips remaining parallel to the target during all steps. Describes a bowler with the ball near top of back-swing and slight right shoulder pull while hips stay aligned. Also mentions Mike Siani of Villanova with 49 receptions and 14 TDs and a quote about the Colts not being for sale.
Willsey Resigns as Cal Coach and Acting AD
Berkeley athletic leadership shakeup follows Ray Willsey resignation citing bypass for director post. Willsey, Cal coach since 1964 with a 40 42 1 record, leaves amid reports of a new AD and potential football hire.
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Pro Bowl Roster Changes Shake Up Conference Rosters
Running back Duane Thomas of the Cowboys and safety Jake Scott of the Dolphins were dropped from Pro Bowl rosters for Sunday's game. Thomas was replaced by Vic Washington of the 49ers after missing Tuesday practice. Jerry Logan of the Colts replaced Scott after Scott exited with a broken hand from December 25. Thomas reportedly telephoned coach Tim Landry about a sore shoulder after the Super Bowl.
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Koufax Wynn Berra Kiner Named Likely Hall of Fame Choices
Baseball Writers Association of America votes loom as Sandy Koufax Early Wynn Yogi Berra and Ralph Kiner emerge as top likely Hall of Fame selections. Koufax four no hitters including a perfect game and retirement at 30 are highlighted. Berra seek resurgence after narrowly missing last year. Wynn totalled 300 wins in a 23 year career. Meanwhile a separate Kansas area game reports Brad Frazier scoring 30 in Winfield 84 Wahama 61 with detailed box.
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Reds Sign Two and One Released In 1971 Transactions
The Cincinnati Reds signed two pitchers Pedro Borbon and Ed Sprague on Tuesday to bolster relief depth for 1972. Borbon posted a 12-6 mark with 1.34 ERA in Dominican winter ball. Sprague went 8-6 at Indianapolis and won a game for the Reds late in 1971. Ty Cline, 32, was released to trim the roster to 38 players with 11 outfielders.
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Trevino Favored To Win Tucson Open In 150000 Race
Lee Trevino, 1972 PGA Player of the Year, tops a 144-player field at Tucson National for the Tucson Open with a $150,000 purse. Trevino seeks his third win here as Nicklaus and Palmer skip the event. Miller and Coody lead other contenders. Celebrity pro-am boosts field and NBC-TV contract. final rounds televised on NBC.
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Barboursville defeats Point Pleasant 73 59 in WV prep basketball
Barboursville led 37 31 at halftime and pulled away in the second half to beat Point Pleasant 73 59. Charles Chambers had 17 points and 10 rebounds for Point Pleasant while Steve Leach scored 19 for Barboursville and Rocky Nash grabbed 12 rebounds for the winners.
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Foster to Fight Rondon for Light Heavy Crown
Vincente Rondon and Bob Foster will clash for the undisputed world light heavyweight title on March 9 at Miami Beach Convention Hall. Allied Sports Enterprises President Mel Ziegler announced that contracts are signed for the 15 round bout.
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