Expos Begin Slow Climb Up Ladder in Spring
Montreal Expos start spring training in Florida with President John McHale and manager Gene Mauch stressing gradual improvement. Staub's 1970 trade history noted, as the team builds a more Major League roster including a promising outfield and solid infield prospects. Staub later delivered a 29 home runs, 110 RBIs, and a .302 average in Montreal.
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Expos rebuild with Jones Phillips Staub outfield big league outlook
Montreal's spring notes hail Rusty Staub and a strengthened Jones Phillips pairing. Expos plan solid outfield with Mack Jones and Adolfo Phillips, backed by Fairly Laboy and Sutherland in a mix of infield options. Pitching combines Stoneman Renko with newcomers Sparma and Britton. Attendance last year fell short of success, but optimism and loyalty remain high.
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Dartmouth Falls Short as Computers Confuse Ski Championship
At Cannon Mountain Dartmouth college hosts faced a 12 hour delay as scoring went to a distant computer. Jim Miller of Fort Lewis College was corrected as Nordic champion while Denver won the team title. Porcarelli of Colorado claimed slalom and Alpine combined crowns, with Univ. of New Hampshire’s John Kendall taking the skimeister title.
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Fate of Patriots Hangs in Balance
Boston faces a pivotal vote as the City Council and state legislature decide the Patriots stadium plan. Mayor White announced a 250000 dollar pledge for early studies to keep the team in Boston and noted Harvard might host temporarily at Harvard Stadium if a permanent site is secured. Governor Sargent said public funds would back the feasibility work on Neponset River sites. The council vote looms this week before legislative review.
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Taters Scott Swinging Sweet Taters
Winter Haven Florida United Press International reports former star George Scott nearer 1967 form with Red Sox. After a slump, he homered in opening game loss and drove in four runs in win. Manager Eddie Kasko uses video to correct his swing, lowering hands and increasing power.
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