Holdouts Trim Pitcher Hike Rate In 1973 Deals
American baseball sources report McNally of the Orioles accepting a $7,000 pay cut to $98,000 after a 12 17 season, while Sutton of the Dodgers gains to $87,500. Other stars remain unsigned with Vida Blue, Ken Holtzman, Sparky Lyle, Fritz Peterson, Steve Kline, and Rusty Staub in negotiations as visa and contract issues persist.
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Rockets edge Stars in overtime for ABA win
Denver Rockets surge past Utah 139-125 in overtime after Al Smith nearly costs game with late free throw misses and a postgame altercation. Ralph Simpson leads Denver with 30 points while Bob Warren tops Utah with 27. Other results include Kentucky routing Memphis and Indiana beating Dallas.
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Local skiers shine at junior nationals qualifier
Mark Quinlan a Mt Anthony Union sophomore and Pam Viereck a 1972 Mt Anthony graduate led local skiers to Junior Nationals qualif ications for March 1 in McCall Idaho. The East selects five boys and five girls for the national event amid a weekend of varied race results and cross country contests on wet courses.
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Hawks struggle in win over 76ers despite scoring surge
The Atlanta Hawks won their Sunday game 138 to 190 against the Philadelphia 76ers but failed to gain ground in the Central Division. Baltimore Bullets beat the New York Knicks 106 to 97, keeping the Bullets five games ahead of the Hawks for first. Lou Hudson led with 36 points and Fred Carter had 24 for the 76ers.
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Allin wins Citrus Open by eight strokes in Orlando
Brian Allin, a 21 year old Californian and Vietnam veteran, shot 66 66 67 66 to finish at 265 and win the Florida Citrus Open by eight strokes. He earned 30,000 for the victory while Gibby Gilbert warned he could catch him but trailed from the start to end.
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Jets edge Kings to tighten West tilt in WHA action
Winnipeg Jets beat Los Angeles 2 1 to stretch winning streak to 10 and extend their West lead to 13 points over Houston as Chris Bordeleau scored early and Larry Hornung sealed the win on a second period power play. Minnesota moved to third with a 4 2 win over New England.
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Arlington Eagles fall to Twinfield in Class M playoffs
Twinfield edged Arlington 61 44 at Rutland Junior High to end Arlington’s season after a hard fought quarterfinal. Twinfield led the game early, held the edge in the fourth period, and received key scoring from Daryl Brown Ed Fowler and the Corey brothers as Arlington could not find its shooting touch.
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Bruins Acquire Jacques Plante For Immediate Cup Chance
Boston adds-plans for repeat glory as Jacques Plante debuts with 27 saves in a 4-0 win over Chicago. Bruins move within three points of second in the East while Canadiens widen their lead after a 2-0 win over Buffalo.
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Mount Anthony Jaycees salute Bennington bowlers
During February Heart Month a total of 46540 was donated to the One Heart Fund with 70 percent to the Heart Fund and 30 percent returned as prize money to each league. The Senior Citizens League entered fully, despite repeated contributions across multiple leagues. A total of 496 was collected with 148 for prizes and most for the Heart Fund. Volleyball programs are offered by the Recreation Department with Wednesday morning sessions at the Armory and Wednesday evening co ed groups, open to all skill levels.
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