Finley Heads to Court After AL Move on Athletics
Charles C. Finley denounced league orders to keep the Athletics in Kansas City and sign a lease by February 1. He vowed to seek an injunction to move the club to Louisville, while league president Joe Cronin announced the action and warned of a special meeting if the lease was not signed.
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Baytown Faces Galena Park In Key REL Showdown
Baytown Yellow Jackets, 0-1 in district, seek rebound as they host Galena Park at REL gym Friday night. Galena Park, faster and varied in offense, beat Brazosport while Baytown lost to Pasadena and aims to halt a slide with a balanced lineup including Mayer Fuller Riggs Ash Richardson and 6-2 Curtis. The B team plays at 7 45 p m with radio KWBA coverage and coach Bollinger stresses early arrival for a packed crowd.
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Self-Made Finley Fights A’s Move and Corporate Fame
Charles O. Finley, 45, a self-made millionaire and A’s owner, built wealth from insurance and odd jobs before buying Kansas City Athletes for 1.975 million. He has threatened to move the franchise, studied Dallas-Fort Worth and Oakland sites, and signed a two-year deal to shift the A’s to Louisville for 1964 and 1965. Finley, energetic and outspoken, once faced near death from tuberculosis and rose to run a far-reaching insurance business while pursuing radical baseball ideas that challenged AL owners.
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Balancing Foreign Bidders Highlight Pebble Beach Open
At Pebble Beach California an international field led by Puerto Rico’s Juan Rodriguez and partner Boh Cavening competed in the United States golf championship. Arnold Palmer led a strong U S presence as Irishman Fanning and Jack Nicklaus pressed the pace while British and Canadian entrants lurked. The 174 pros faced a tough third round of a three day event with finishers earning a shared total prize up to 100000 dollars. The field included Masters and U S Open champions as the second round concluded with tight groupings and a looming pro am filter for Sunday play.
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Mann Nips Cedar Bayou as Goslins Win
Horace Mann edged Cedar Bayou 49 48 in a Gulf Coast Junior League race clash. Bobby Nelson led Cedar Bayou with 21 points while Mann’s Lavell Derrett and Ricky Farmer starred with 16 and 10 respectively. Baytown flatlined Galveston Austin 35 31 as Dean Littlepage scored 27 for Goslins and Baytown gained control of the boards.
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Baytown and Galveston meet in early game showdown
Baytown and Austin faced off in a multi period contest with Baytown opening a 12 point edge in the first half. Austin edged ahead late in the fourth to win the B game 26-22 as Tony Garcia scored and Julio Martinez added five points after a slow third period.
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Highlands Falls To Galveston 48 43 In Violations Laden Tilt
Highlands suffered 13 violations and nine bad passes as Galveston Lovenberg pulled away to win 48 to 43. Karl Cooper led Highlands with 17 points and nine rebounds before fouling out midway through the fourth. Charles Courtney added eight rebounds. Ricky Burch scored 13. Highlands shot 23.7 percent, hitting 15 of 42 from the floor and sinking 13 free throws.
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Knicks Top Pistons In High-Scoring Thursday Clash
The New York Knicks defeated the Detroit Pistons 124 to 116 in a fast paced NBA matchup. The Cincinnati Royals edged the Los Angeles Lakers 108 to 95 in another Thursday result.
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