Petrocelli Signs for 55 60 Gs Leaving Andrews Heldout
Rico Petrocelli has signed his 1970 contract with the Boston Red Sox for an estimated 55 to 60 thousand dollars, leaving Mike Andrews as the lone holdout. Petrocelli, who hit 40 home runs last season to set an American League record for a shortstop, expressed satisfaction with the deal. General Manager Dick O Connell indicated Petrocelli deserved a big raise and got one.
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Fila
Rico Petrocelli
Mike Andrews
Boston Red Sox
Ternis
Dick O'Connell
Andrews in Salary Standstill and Camp Drills Note
The report cites a $55 000 to $60 000 contract range for Andrews with a roughly 20600 raise as negotiations stall. Andrews missed training camp amid a salary dispute while others report for Day of Drills and Kasko assigns preparations for infielders Schofield and Matchick. Also Savoy snowmobile races due Sunday with cash prizes, 9 to 3 registration, races at 1.
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Reer
Baltimore
Dave Andrews
O'Connell
Andrews
George Scott
Reggie Smith
Mike Nagy
Eddie Kasko
Dick Schofield
Tom Matchick
Detroit
SAVOY
Savoy Volunteer Fire Department
Savoy General Store
NIT invites LSU St John’s Marquette and Ga Tech
Pete Maravich headlines LSU as 33rd NIT selection opens March 13 in Manhattan. LSU joins Marquette Georgia Tech and St John’s with more teams to be named as selections continue. Maravich leads LSU at 17-8 with three games left while Marquette Dean Meminger piloted 19-3 unit and Georgia Tech Rich Yuneus anchors the big men. St John’s 16-7 has NCAA pedigree and a balanced scoring attack with Joe DePre and Bill Paulz among leaders.
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Madison Square Garden
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Georgia Tech
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Georgetown
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Army
Duquesne
Maravich
LSU
Press
Associated Press
Dean Meminger
Warriors
Southern Tlinois
Engineers
Rich Yuneus
St. John's
Redmen
Joe DePre
Bill Paulz
Coca Cola Beats Seyffer In Cadet League Action
Coca Cola toppled league leader Seyffer Ford 72-40 in Cadet basketball at the Boys Club as all five Cokes players hit double figures and moved to first in standings. Seyffer’s Dave Sheran led with 19. National Supply beat Mar J and Mold 65-63 in Senior play as Dick Kecca and Dino Di Tomaso paced the winners. Adams Super Market edged Comet Jewelers 47-41 in Intermediate. Elks beat Rotary 50-26 in Community League with John Barboza scoring 29.
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Coca-Cola
Seyffer Ford
National Supply
Mar J
Dave Sheran
Sey Ier
Dick Kecca
Dino di Tomaso
Brian Flynn
Ed Florzcyk
Ed Maloney
Maidmen
National
Comet Jewelers
Kevin Kish
Mike Britain
Bobo” Wright
Jewelers
Sala Reveals Rejection Of N.Y. Bout for Romano
North Adams notes fight manager Roger Sala of Pittsfield has trained world contenders and aims for a fighter to reach a world title. Al Romano headlines Saturday at the North Adams Armory against Eddie Wilson of Montreal, with Sala recounting past near-misses and potential future bouts at Madison Square Garden and Boston Garden for top welterweights.
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North Adams
Roger Sala
Pittsfield
New England
Ted Whitfield
Sala
Renaldo Victoria
Sara
al Romano
Yerry Rondeau
Terry
Romano
Armory
Eddie Wilson
Montreal
Madison Square Garden
Donato Paduano
Pat Murphy
Garden
Marcel Cerdan Jr
Gene Roberts
Sam Silverman
Boston Garden
US Puck Men In 2 Big Wins
BUCHAREST Romania AP The United States hockey team enjoyed a day off after two decisive Group B victories in the World Championships Americans routed Bulgaria 19 1 and beat Japan 11 1 on Tuesday Coach Murray Williamson said he was pleased with the performance West Germany and the United States both sit 2 0 and meet Saturday with the winner moving to Group A for the title pursuit
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Romania
United States
U.S
Murray Williamson
Bulgaria
Japan
Yugoslavia
Williamson
West Germany
Denny Moyer Captures North American Middle Title
In Las Vegas AP report Denny Moyer won a unanimous 12 round decision over Eddie Pave to seize the North American Boxing Federation middleweight title. Moyer, ranked No. 2 by the WBC, started slow but counterpunched into the middle rounds and finished strong with two lethal left hooks, boosting his bid for a title shot versus Nino Benvenuti of Italy.
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Las Vegas
Nev
Denny Moyer
Eddie Pave
Los Angeles
North American Boxing Federation
Moyer
World Boxing Council
Nino Benvenuti
Italy
Butternut Farms Ice Into Snow At Ski Area
GREAT BARRINGTON Local farmer Chan ning Murdock says an old dise harrow used after a rain and freeze transformed the ice at Butternut Basin Ski Area. He claims the machine cut patches of ice and Spryte powder maker turned it into snow, restoring good skiing after Sunday's melt and freeze.
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Great Barrington
Agg
Youngster Randy Kramer Heads NE Team to Vail Ski Congress
Randy Kramer aged 3 of the Bousquet Demonstration Team becomes the youngest among six New England skiers selected to represent the region at the North American Ski Congress in Vail Colorado this April. He earned the trip by placing fourth in the 1-and-younger group at Ward Hill.
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Joel Librizel
Ward Hill
Unig Bousquet Group
Terry Hallock
Bousquet Ski Club
Scott Smalley
Chris Masiero
Harold
Randy Cramer
Allan Cassidy
Randy
New England
Vail
Colo
Randy Kramer
Bousquet
Aso
Americ
Harald Kramer Jr
Nith
Marian Post
Jiminy Peak
Ellen Post
Jiminy
Scott Murdock
Andy Simonds
Debbie Taubert
Watch Hill
Kenneth Twaddel
Sugarlouf
Maine
Margaret Garrish
Vandy
Nance Seeks to Stay in Boston Amid Stadium Talks
Boston Patriots fullback Jim Nance, expressing strong desire to remain with the club, said at a news conference he favors staying in Boston and won’t decide on his contract until the stadium issue is settled. He returned from a Vietnam tour with fellow players and spoke of the trip's impact.
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Jim Nance
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Nance
Vietnam
Squaw Mountain rider Ellis leads in junior class list
Ellis of Squaw Mountain 204 is noted among junior class results with Gwen Wayne of Bousquet placing 16th, Kim Hallock 20th, Robert Hayward Jr of Jiminy 22nd, Gaily Hallock 23rd, Bruce Murdock 24th, and Chris McInerney 27th, indicating a regional mount racing event with multiple participants.
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Butternut Farms
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Schenley
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Fresno
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Ind
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