Milwaukee Braves relocation dispute heats up in Milwaukee
In Milwaukee, lawyers for the city press depositions against Braves owner William Bartholomay and partner, as hearings begin Monday in Milwaukee County Court. Atlanta Braves officials insist opening day will be at Atlanta Stadium on April 12, while the city seeks to force home games to stay in Milwaukee or secure a different major league tenant. Bartholomay argues lease talks started after Atlanta stadium plans, not before, and disputes claims about financial contributions and timing of commitments.
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Austine Stops Arlington in 66-57 Upset
Austine of Brattleboro defeated the Arlington Eagles 66-57 to snap the 22 game Molly Stark League streak. Maurice Tardiff scored 36 and Claude Kimball 20 for Austine, with Tardiff hitting 17 field goals in regulation. The Eagles dropped to a three way tie for first as turnovers hurt their offense. Jayvee Eagles won 50-22.
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Bruins Bring In Fresh Air As They Host Chicago
Boston Bruins return home after a six game slide to face first place Chicago. Pit Martin has fueled the revival with two goals and an assist in five games since joining from Detroit. John McKenzie adds speed while Eddie Johnston nears return from injury.
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Grid Coaches Clinic at HECS Hoosick Falls NY
Hoosick Falls Central School hosts a football coaching clinic for tri county staff on Monday January 24. Williams College coaching staff will lead sessions with over 40 head coaches and assistants expected to attend Rich Turi HFCS invites interested coaches to contact.
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Mantle Visits Mayo Clinic for Shoulder Troubles
Mickey Mantle travels to Mayo Clinic to evaluate a right shoulder issue that has him worried and could affect his playing future with the New York Yankees. General manager Ralph Houk says no contract problems. team poised to offer Mantle a four-year, $100,000-per-year deal, reflecting his past 15 seasons’ contributions.
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RPI Hoop Mentor Nears 100-Win Mark
Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute coach Bill Kalbaugh nears his 100th win in his 13th season as the Engineers prepare for two weekend games at Harpur College and Hobart College. The 4-3 squad seeks consistency after recent losses, emphasizing individual victories over a milestone. Kalbaugh has 99 wins to date, following Ed Jucker’s tenure prior to 1953.
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Season Ticket Drive Snares KC Fans
Kansas City fans rally to support the Chiefs amid a strong three week drive that topped 10 000 season ticket sales. AFL owner Lamar Hunt reports heavy local support and a record response with more than 2800 letters in three days. Hunt plans to take the proof to a Houston meeting.
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Friar Boss Mullaney Very Happy with 66 Club
Providence coach Joe Mullaney says he is very happy at Providence and not pursuing pro coaching opportunities. He notes Providence Friars have a strong history, with two NIT titles and a solid win total, while acknowledging losses at center have increased challenges this season.
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Vermont's Harrington Awarded Unsung Hero honor
John Harrington of the University of Vermont won the 17th Unsung Hero Award from the Boston Tobacco Table for 1965. Despite a broken pelvis and broken foot from a May auto crash, he returned as offensive backfield coach for the freshman team and remains varsity-eligible. Runner up was Kevin Sheehan of Williams College. nominees included players from Harvard Yale Boston University and others.
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Burlington Elks Honor Joe Brady
Joe Brady former chairman of the Vermont Boxing Commission and ex president of the World Boxing Association was honored at a testimonial dinner by the Burlington Elks Club. Brady served as house manager for the Lodge 30 years and led Vermont boxing from secretary to chairman before guiding the national body as WBA president.
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Blackman Westerman Lead Coach of the Year Runs
The American Football Coaches Association will name the coach of the year with eight nominees including Dartmouth’s Bob Blackman and North Carolina State’s Earle Edwards. Alabama’s Bear Bryant is not among the finalists after a bowl victory. NCAA selects a small college coach nominee list as well.
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Bear) Bryant
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Namath to be honored at 15th Bill Corum Memorial Awards
Quarterback Joe Namath of the New York Jets will be honored along with Tucker Frederickson and Joe Morrison of the New York Giants and Charley Gogolak of Princeton at Sports Lodge of B'nai B'rith 15th annual Bill Corum Memorial Awards dinner in New York.
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