Maniago to Start in Net as North Stars Face Seals
Oakland game marks next to last regular season for both clubs. Maniago in goal for Minnesota as Golden Seals are eliminated from playoff contention. North Stars aim to keep goals against under 200, having allowed 186 this season. After this, Minnesota visits Vancouver before preparing for the playoffs.
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Oakland
Cal
Cesare Maniago
Nets
Minnesota North Stars
California Golden Seals
North Stars
Golden Seals
Philadelphia
Flyers
Chicago
New York
Minnesota
Vancouver
Twin Cities
Bowling Leaders Spark Week in Local League Action
In Wednesday Commercial League action Northern National Bank led with a 1018 scratch game and Zeb Degerman 236 Jim Wynne 246 and Mark Noga 215 posted top scores. Turtle Club followed with 1010 led by Roby Aylesworth 224 and Chester Anderson 209. Degerman 665 series topped individuals as Bruns Laundromat and Turtle Club battled for the lead. Other leagues report high scores and pizza winners as the chase to the wire continues.
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Northern National Bank
Renauds
Zeb Degerman
Jim Wynne
Mark Noga
Turtle Club
Roby Aylesworth
Chester Anderson
Bruns Laundromat
Bob Fenson
Greg Gibson
Ladies Center
Al’s Quality Cleaners
Northern
O’meara’s
Cass Lake Legion
Torrington
Westwood Trailer
State Farm
Barkie
Greggs
Phoenix Loan
Gayle Gordon
Mary Colvin
Shar Zimmerman
Sandy Schmidt
Ruth House
Karen Amble
State Farm Insurance
Lanettes
Mickey Stevens
Mary Ann Hedlund
Rhineberger
P. Jones
Anderson
Hedlund
Lucky Strikes
Star Gazers
Campanella Improves After Seizure At Home
Roy Campanella, 50, Hall of Fame catcher for the Brooklyn Dodgers, was reported in critical condition but improving at Grasslands Hospital after a seizure at his Greenburgh home. He regained consciousness but remains critical. two daily bulletins will be issued. Campanella has been wheelchair bound since a 1958 auto accident.
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W.R. Dalziel
Campanella
Brooklyn Dodger
Dodgers
Major League Players Ready to Strike Amid Pension Fight
MLB players association chief Marvin Miller met in Dallas with representatives from 24 clubs as strike action looms over pension fund contributions. Clubs voted to strike if no agreement with owners is reached, even with the season starting April 5. On the field, spring exhibitions produced tight results and notable performances from Hisle, Peterson, Cumberland, and Smith.
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Marvin Miller
Major League Baseball Players Association
Dallas
Players Pension Fund
Miller
Larry Hisle
Los Angeles
Chicago Cubs
Milwaukee
San Diego
Brewers
Fritz Peterson
New York Yankee
Montreal
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P. Wynne
B. Aylesworth
R. Baker
P. Dunlap
G. Dehnel
M. Shofmer
M. Hedlund
B. Kolin
Sally Picolet
Linda Steve
Hulda McTaggert
Ike Floura
Cherrie Meyer
Pizza
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Turtlettes
Sparks
Thinkers
Old Squad
Teammates
O.k’s
Port Nears
Hank
McLean
Isaacson
Smetak
Sutton
Meyer
Wright
Lois Statton
Weber
Doyle
Sykora
Dalgleish
M. Johnson
Milbrath
Kemper
Binkley
Kilde
B. Johnson
Lois Olson
S. Wanasee
Sheiquist
Hoganson
Lindseth
Dibble
J. Olson
Haak
Jordet
G. Vanasse
Shellquist
BIG North Distribut Lng Company
Faprinds
Lavonne Lamoreux Bemidji High School
Iin Baumgartner
St. Philips
Dave
St. Ongel Sin Scheo
John Cumberland
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