Maloney, Allen, Clarke Unsigned Amid Signing Spree
Reds pitcher Jim Maloney complains of a 250 inning requirement in a conditional Reds deal. Richie Allen of the Cardinals is said to be out of touch, while Yankees pitcher Horace Clarke is described as out of line. The backdrop is Juan Marichal’s reported $125,000 San Francisco pact and a 14 pitcher NL year with 250 innings rare.
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Jim Maloney
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St. Louis Cardinals
Richie Allen
New York Yankees
Horace Clarke
Juan Marichal
San Francisco
Reds
Maloney
Reds eyeing Allen and others amid big salary bids
Allen, the power-hitting slugger in a mid-winter swap to St. Louis, seeks about 150000 dollars to become the game’s highest paid player. Clarke asks Yankees for two salaries while MacPhail notes baseball banking not his business. Other stars like Marichal, McNally, Palmer and Killebrew sit dissatisfied as McLain finds Detroit fan support uplifting amid his tax and bill troubles.
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Will O
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Jim Tommey
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Lee MacPhail
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Jim Palmer
Baltimore
Larry Dierker
Houston
Steve Carlton
Ron Reed
Atlanta
Orioles
Frank Robinson
Roberto Clemente
Pittsburgh
Minnesota
Harmon Killebrew
Mrs Curtis Wins N E Title Third Time in Four Years
In Winchester Mass AP Mary Ann Curtis of St Louis captured her third New England singles title in four years by defeating Pam Teeguarden 4 5 6 2 7 5. Curtis earned $500 for the title while Teeguarden received $200. Curtis and Valerie Ziegenfuss of San Diego also won the regional doubles title defeating Paul Hogan and Peggy Michel 6 3 6 4.
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Miss Teeguarden
U.S. Lawn Tennis Association
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Miss Teaguarden
South Africa
Esme Emanuel
Boxing results across cities with multiple knockouts and decisions
In New York Carlos Marks won a ten round decision over Louis Vinales at 158 to 160 pounds while Boston hosted Irish Johnny Coil ey defeating Kid Bassey I on points. Beverly Hills saw Hilio Tulongari stop Luis Ramirez after seven rounds. San Francisco card featured Nate Collins defeating Jimmy Lester by decision and Rudy Villagonza knocking out Richie Gonzales. A Mexico City event had Raul Cruz KO Alfredo Marcano in seven rounds.
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Nate Collins
Jimmy Lester
Rudy Villagonza
Stockton
Calif
Richie Gonzales
Los Angeles
Boston
John Coiley
Somerville
Colley
Kid Bassey II
New York
PHS Falls to East Longmeadow in Hockey Clash
East Longmeadow rolled to a 12 1 victory over Pittsfield High at the Eastern States Coliseum West Springfield. Bob Manning scored four goals, Rich Mondoux tallied two goals and five assists, Tom Minneo added two, with Dave McDonald contributing a goal and an assist. Pittsfield goalies Rutka and Reison faced heavy pressure.
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Pittsfield High
West Springfield
Bob Manning
Rich Mondoux
Tom Minneo
Dave McDonald
Mark Ferris
Generals
Bernie Champoux
PHS
Tom Rutka
Dave Reison
Pittsfield
Taconic High
Ludlow
Keene Edges North Adams In New England State Game
Keene State held off a fast finish by North Adams State to win 82 to 81 in a New England State College Basketball Conference game. Rick Agnew led with 20 points for the Indians, while Dick Syriac and Bob Betters added 17 and 16 for the Mohawks. Tom Whiten scored 27 to pace Keene.
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Keene
N.H
North Adams State
Rick Agnew
Insers
Dick Syriac
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Bob Betters
Mohawks
Tom Whiten
Wahconah Fresh Win 10th in Row
Wahconah Regional High freshman basketball team extended its winning streak to 10 with a 79-62 victory over St. Joseph's High yearlings Saturday morning. Richie Zink Jed scored 30 for Dalton’s attack, three other Wahconah players hit double figures, and Wahconah led 39-30 at halftime. Tim Connolly of St. Joseph’s tallied a game-high 1 point. Next, Wahconah meets Adams High yearlings at Dalton Friday.
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Richie Zink Jed
Dalton
Tim “Grub" Connolly
Wahconah Frosh
Adams High
Lakers Decide Wilt Chamberlain Return For Playoffs
Los Angeles AP reports the Lakers will decide tonight if Wilt Chamberlain returns for the playoffs or finishes the season sidelined after knee tendon surgery. GM Fred Schaus, owner Jack Kent Cooke, and doctors Kerlin and Jobe will review medical facts before the game against the Atlanta Hawks. Chamberlain hopes to return as discussions unfold.
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Robert Kerlin
Frank Jobe
Atlanta Hawks
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Chamberlain
Brodie Mt Ski Area Continues Good Conditions Despite Rain
New Ashford Brodie Mountain reports good to excellent skiing after Sunday night rain and cold surface. Jim Kelly and crew use snowmaking and grooming to maintain hard pack. Berkshire County half price nights continue Sundays to Tuesdays for residents with ID.
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Jim Kelly
Roland Blood
Berkshire County
Texas and Penn State Opt Against 11th 1970 Football Game
New York AP report notes Texas and Penn State will keep a 10-game schedule for 1970 despite NCAA approval allowing 11 games. Several programs, including Notre Dame and LSU, also reject an extra game while others arrange future matchups. The move aims to curb rising athletic costs, with conferences weighing future additions.
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Dalton Judo Contestants Fare Well
Two YMCA judo team members from Dalton won in the Ahely classes at the New England championships in Greenfield last Saturday. John Barbour aged 10 and Steve Hoyle aged 11 earned trophies as the event drew over 100 people. Three teammates finished second: Corbin Newbill John Lowry and Steve Cotter, all collecting trophies. Contenders advanced through eliminations at the Westfield YMCA on February 15. Pat Cotter has coached the Dalton judo team for 18 years.
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West Field Ymca
Pat Cotter
Kentucky Supplants UCLA In College Court Ratings
Kentucky tops UCLA in the weekly AP poll for the first time in eight weeks as Adolph Rupp’s Wildcats knock off the No. 1 Bruins. Kentucky leads with 14 first place votes to UCLA’s 11 and holds a 534 to 592 point edge.
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Adolph Rupp
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Bruins
Oregon
Louisiana State
Pete Maravieh
Cats
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New Mexico State
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Marquette
Iowa
Florida State
Trump
Notre
Garstang Repeats Ski Meet Victory at New England Meet
University of Massachusetts captain Jimmy Garstang won the two run giant slalom in 98.0 seconds in the New England ski conference meet. Don Marsh of Tufts was second in 98.4 and Miles Herkenheim of Amherst third in 98.6. Garstang also won the two run slalom on Saturday. Brother of Colin Garstang who led UMass to the title two years ago. Team director William MacConnell praised Jim’s six meets with three firsts two thirds and a fifth.
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Colin Garstang
Umass
Callin
William MacConnell
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Colin
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College Basketball Scores Across The Nation
The Associated Press reports numerous college hoops results. Notable outcomes include East Creighton 68 over Providence 64, Springfield 87 over Boston UBL, Kentucky 98 defeating Alabama 89, Tennessee 88 over LSU, Virginia 6 over Duke 57, Georgia Tech 86 over Tulane 76, Notre Dame 121 over Buller 114, Nebraska 79 over Oklahoma 66, Kansas 63 over Missouri 43, Texas A&M 34 over Sam Houston 101, and Idaho State 124 over Montana 100.
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Boys' Club All-Star Teams Go 2-2 in Hockey Action
The Boys' Club Junior all-star hockey squads played four games in five days, winning two. The 12- to 14-year-old bantams beat Lenox School Jayvees 4-3, then lost 8-2 to Van Horn bantams. peewees won 4-1 at home and dropped 5-4 away. Both teams trend toward a 6-6 season for bantams and 1-1 for peewees, with next Saturday contests against teams from Providence, Baltimore, Marblehead, and others at local rinks.
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