NHL expands with six teams to form new western division
The NHL awarded franchises to Los Angeles San Francisco Philadelphia Pittsburgh Minneapolis St Paul and St Louis for the 1967 68 season creating a new second division. Each new club will receive 20 players from established teams and farms with a 74 game inter division schedule and $2 million due by June 1967. Baltimore or Vancouver could join if others fail to meet conditions.
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Los Angeles magnate calls NHL club a bargain
Jack Kent Cooke, a major sports investor, hailed his new Los Angeles NHL franchise as a bargain and compared his joy to a higher status than the U.S. president. He already owns significant stakes in Lakers and Redskins and envisions a future MLB bid, citing past trades and keen franchise acquisitions as proof of his knack.
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Knights at St Michael's urged to be gentleman hosts
Father Nelson Ziter in the St Michael's College bulletin urges Knights students to host visiting teams with courtesy and sportsmanship. He emphasizes making guests feel welcome, avoiding jeers, supporting positive energy, and leaving a good impression on the college, team, and officials.
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Jets sign Hofstra star Bill Starr to 1966 roster
New York Jets sign Hofstra tight end Bill Starr as a free agent. The Jets have now signed 12 college players for the 1966 season.
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Bruins Rookie Blueliner Marotte Shines On Ice
Montreal born 19 year old Gil Marotte emerged as a top rookie for the Boston Bruins after a quick call up from junior/amateur hockey. He drew praise from NHL veteran Tom Johnson for desire and ability, and impressed with repeated checks on Ranger Reg Fleming. Marotte plans to remain with the Bruins while pursuing baseball in Canada in the off season.
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Radio executive testifies on Braves 1963 broadcasting costs
Milwaukee executive Andrew M. Spheeris testified in a deposition for antitrust suit against the Braves and the National League. He said rumors the team might move and late rights timing hurt 1963 revenues for WEMP, which paid $325000 for rights but drew $297000 in ads. Trial scheduled Feb. 28.
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Clemente Aims for Fourth Batting Crown With Pirates
Roberto Clemente 31 of Carolina Puerto Rico eyes a third consecutive batting title in 1966 after a .329 season in 1965, joining Musial Cobb Hornsby Wagner as the only players to do so. He agreed to terms with the Pirates for about 50,000 as Cardinals sign Javier and Kernek for 1966 infield roles.
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Ralston and Ashe Lead U.S. Davis Cup Team
A six man U S Davis Cup squad includes top ranked Dennis Ralston and rising star Arthur Ashe. Cliff Rickey Chuck Pasarell Marty Riessen Clark Graebner also named. Chuck McKinley omitted due to job. Ralston Ashe head plan includes school constraints and indoor tourneys in Buffalo and Philadelphia.
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Hoosick Falls grapplers push season record to 10-3
Hoosick Falls High School wrestling posted a 2-1 week to reach a 10-3 dual mark. The team beat Schuylerville 37-14 on Jan. 27, lost 24-22 to Cambridge, and defeated Hoosac School 27-14. Individual bouts featured Billy Miller, Steve Cornelius, Tim Dwyer, Pete Harrington, Ron Eddy, and others across 98 to heavyweight classes. The Hoosiers head to the Washington County Tournament at Cambridge this weekend.
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Wedekind Pros Battle Sunday In Schenectady
Baltimore Bruins arrive in Schenectady to face Wedekind Pros at Bishop Gibbons High School gym at 8 15. Bruins star Frank Keith, 18 2 this season, also plays for New Haven Elms. The Wedekinds ride a six game win streak after a 133 125 comeback win over the New York City All Mets.
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