Talent raids spark protest over Dalton move across baseball world
Baltimore owner Jerold Hoffberger in Tokyo condemns the California Angels for secretly signing Orioles personnel director Harry Dalton, arguing the move bypassed proper procedures. He urges commissioner Bowie Kuhn to enforce orderly tampering rules while noting similar debates in major leagues and pro football.
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Michigan State Predicted Upset Over Ohio State
Michigan State coach Duffy Daugherty is expected to outmaneuver Woody Hayes as the Spartans travel to Columbus for a Big Ten showdown. A midwest expert predicts MSU to beat the once-beaten Buckeyes by 10 points, boosting the season’s first major upset talk.
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Madden Law Spurs Raiders Tie With Chiefs
George Blanda tied Lou Groza’s scoring record by kicking an eight yard field goal to salvage a 20-20 draw against Kansas City after John Madden chose to punt. The game left Oakland tied for first in the AFC West at 5-1-1 as Madden’s policy of playing to avoid a loss proved pivotal in late season strategy.
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Van Arsdale twins lead NBA night with 30-point games
Tom Van Arsdale scored 32 to lift the Cincinnati Royals 124 100 over the 76ers while Dick Van Arsdale added 31 as the Phoenix Suns edged the Buffalo Braves 100 98. Knicks beat Rockets 117 98 and Bulls toppled Hawks 113 100 as league play showcased the brothers’ scoring feats.
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Shafer Out With Knee Injury At Banner Sports Desk
Banner staff journalist Chuck Shafer is in a knee cast from Monday, and the sports section editor remains sidelined. In his absence the Banner team fills the daily sports pages.
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Married Iowa girl barred from basketball by rules
Jane Rubel a 17 year old with a 46.7 point per game average in Iowa girls hoops is married and has an 11 month old child. She sues the Iowa Girls High School Athletic Union for 125000 alleging the rules target married or mother athletes and deny equal treatment. School officials sought court protection to allow her to play prior to the suit.
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Pee Wees to be honored at MAUHS game in Bennington
Bennington brief notes the Pee Wees will attend Saturday's Mt Anthony Patriots versus Brattleboro Colonels football game. MAUHS athletic director Clarence Pelkie announced their Sunday championship bid in Williamstown for the small boys league. Junior High All Stars lost 8 6 to Brattleboro on Brattleboro Union High School field.
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