Red Sox and Colonels Tie in Farm Pact Details
The Boston Red Sox maintain a working agreement with the Louisville Colonels, their No. 1 farm club. Boston pays salaries and expenses, funds monthly salary advances, and covers spring training costs. If no exhibition game occurs, Boston will send $5,000 to the Colonels. Promising Sox prospects such as Jerry Moses and Sid O'Brien are now in Louisville, with others like Eddie Kasko managing the setup.
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Harding named offensive backfield coach at Dartmouth
Hanover ap reports Charlie Harding former Virginia quarterback and briefly with the Detroit Lions is the new offensive backfield coach under Bob Blackman at Dartmouth succeeding the late Earl Hamilton. He led Middletown High School to a 25-7 record over the past three seasons. Portsmouth ap notes the New Hampshire Open Golf Tourney enters final round with Jim Gillis Jim Hardy and Ross Coon tied for lead at two under par 70. Jim Jamieson and Jo Dolan follow.
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Tax Increase Should Mean Relief for Economy
AP analysis surveys analysts who warn the $16 billion tax package may be too large too late yet stress relief from lower inflation and cheaper credit. They expect weaker wage-driven price pressures and a stabilizing dollar as confidence returns, aiding housing and exports despite cautions about delayed benefits.
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Culp On Mound For Opener Of Orioles Series
Red Sox send Ray Culp to the mound for the opener of a two game series with the Orioles at Fenway Park. Boston aims to improve a 7-4 road trip and climb in the standings behind Detroit, with Yastrzemski and Harrelson fueling the attack in a bid to stay in contention.
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Telephone Strike Talks Resume Today
Boston reporters say negotiators for the company and the International Brotherhood of Telephone Workers resume talks to end the nine week strike by 13,500 workers of New England Telephone and Telegraph Co. A proposed 36 month contract would replace the current midterm agreement with an 18 month wage reopening clause. The talks were held in a downtown hotel and recessed for the night.
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NL Picks for All Star Game Starters and Snubs
Pete Rose leads NL with 258 votes as Cincinnati teammate Tommy Helms earns starting second base slot. Cubs place Don Kessinger and Ron Santo infield. Willie McCovey at first? Jerry Grote catcher. Curt Flood and Hank Aaron ink. Aaron makes 24th appearance, lone holdover from 1977. Hank Aaron voted main outfield. Alou leads NL hitters. remaining NL picks to be announced later as AL starters named Wednesday.
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Baltimore Police Start Search For More Horses
In brief, the Baltimore Police Department, amid a horse shortage of 13, seeks public donations of American saddle-bred geldings up to 14 years old for active duty. A 30 day trial would test training potential for police work.
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Sailor Lashes Whale to Ketch After Injury
Fort Lauderdale AP report says Joe Flanigan towed a 20 foot one ton whale to his 50 foot sailing ketch after noting the animal was injured likely by sharks. The whale died before reaching the dock while Ocean World planned to use the carcass as fish food.
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American teen girls among most undernourished in U S reports
Denver AP The Colorado Pharmacal Association heard that teenage American girls are among the most malnourished groups. Dr. Howarde F. Sauberlich of Fitzsimons General Hospital cited anemia and poor diets as common in teen girls, worse than many other societal groups.
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Poor credit linked to higher driving risk in WA study
Olympia based Washington State Motor Vehicle Department found that drivers with poor credit had 280 percent more accidents and 137 percent more violations than those with good credit after reviewing 23 poor and 36 good risk records.
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