Franks Seeks Comebacks From Marichal And Mays
Giants manager Herman Franks said he hopes Juan Marichal returns to form after a 14 10 season and Willie Mays regains health and power. He ruled out Jim Davenport as regular third baseman, notes Davenport’s knee rehab, and says the club still seeks another infielder and potential trade since last fall.
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Federal mediators to decide on MLB bargaining aid
UPI reports Federal Mediation and Conciliation Service will decide this week whether to enter contract talks between major league owners and players. Negotiations resume Wednesday in New York, with a formal mediation offer possible after week’s end. Miller seeks mediation over $7000 minimum salary and working conditions. John J. Gaherin represents owners.
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Central Hill Eyes Tie With Fairfield Prep In Local Showdown
The undefeated Central Hill toppers host Fairfield Prep aiming to virtually clinch the MBIAC title. The card features three other MBIAC games and three Fairfield County league matchups. Central’s Ron Cruse and Gene Mack led a 65-62 win in the first meeting, while Prep counters with multiple double-digit scorers led by Jim Fitzsimmons and Bob Chalko.
Scholastic schedule and player notes from area games
Tonight games feature Fairfield Prep at Central Bassick at Bunnell Stratford at Harding Law at Notre Dame Milford at Stamford Catholic McMahon at Trumbull Masuk at Newtown Lee at Bullard-Havens St Josephs at Wright Tech Stamford at Ludlowe Danbury at Warde. Masuk's Ron Topping Lloyd Matey top Masuk lineup with 4 8 record. Lee Too Strong Powerful Lee of New Haven expected to dominate Tech Tigers. St. Joseph's Jimmy Driggs rising in scoring race leads against Wright Tech. Ludlowe's Tatom Ed Stone Mark Stender Tom Jackson greet Stamford. Warde aims for two straight over Danbury with Forstrom Sweeney Linney leading.
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Medwick and Campanella Favored for Hall of Fame Election
New York reports Joe Medwick and Roy Campanella head a five-man field for Baseball Hall of Fame vote by BBWAA. Medwick, 56, seeks election after missing last year. Campanella, MVP three times, eligible since 1962 after a life altering auto accident. Ballots require 75 percent for induction.
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BU Breaks Scoring Record in 112 74 Win Over Trinity
Boston University’s basketball team set a new school scoring mark by defeating Trinity 112 to 74 on Monday night. Every BU player scored in the rout.
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Pro Basketball NBA Scores and Schedule Note
In a brief update no games on the schedule feature. Kentucky defeated Indiana 160 to 91 while New Jersey topped Houston 164 to 111 in standalone results.
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Houston Rockets to AP top poll lead after UCLA upset
Houston takes over first in the AP college basketball poll after a 71 69 win over UCLA while the Bruins fall to second. New Mexico and St Bonaventure gain ground behind North Carolina as the top ten ranking runs through January 20 with Houston at 347 points and UCLA at 318.
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Colonels Defeat Pacers 100-91 Behind Carrier's 33
Kentucky Colonels beat Indiana Pacers 100-91 as Darel Carrier scored 33 points led by 17 in the opening period. Indiana failed to win on the road since December 19 and fell three games from the cellar. Roger Brown sparked a late Pacers rally before Jim Ligon put Kentucky ahead for good.
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Jane Volstadt Wins Roosevelt Feature at Westbury Pace
Jane Volstadt reined by Russell Rash won the Roosevelt Raceway feature before 18 051 spectators. Santo Tom finished second with Treble Time third as Volstadt earned an 18.8 matuel and a $94.00 exacta payoff. Mile time was 2 07 2 5 with eight pacers starting. Annie Dell and Just Wali paired for a 109 60 daily double.
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Tennessee Rips Kentucky 87-59 in SEC bout
The No 4 Tennessee Vols crushed Kentucky 87-59 to pull even atop the SEC with LSU. Bob Croft scored 21, Bill Justus 18, Tom Boerwinkle 16, Bi Hann 13, and Tom Vendrix 10 as Tennessee led 37-28 at halftime and pulled away late. Kentucky's Mike Casey had 11 points.
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Park and Recreation League Results Highlight Mixed Evening
In the Intermediate division the Royals outscored the Good Guys 51 to 39, St. John's beat St. Raphael's 30 to 29, and West End defeated St. Augustine's 35 to 24. In the Senior league St Michael's edged St. Augustine's 38 to 24, St Teresa's routed TUS 44 to 12, and the YMCA beat Stratford AC 33 to 25.
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College Basketball Results Across Associations
Scores show Tennessee defeated Kentucky 87 to 59 while Michigan edged Ball State 75 to 70. Other notable results include Florida beating Georgia 90 to 43 and Cincinnati 75 over Memphis State 68 in overtime.
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Milwaukee seeks Vince Lombardi type to run NBA franchise
Milwaukee owners pursue a strong executive to steer the new NBA club as they plan a sports arena and schedule about 30 home games locally with other games in Wisconsin cities. Mayor Maier says NBA expansion signals renewed faith after baseball losses.
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East Injured Thurmond Boosts East For All Star Faceoff
New York NBA All Star game tonight features Dave Bing and Dick Barnett in the East, with Nat Thurmond sidelined by torn ligaments. West underdog. Clyde Lee to replace Thurmond. Expand roster to 12 to include at least one player per team.
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NBA Expands to 14 Teams With Milwaukee and Phoenix
The NBA Board of Governors voted to add Milwaukee Wisconsin and Phoenix Arizona as new franchises, each paying 2 million to join. Milwaukee goes to the East and Phoenix to the West. expansion drafts will form rosters with a coin toss for first choice and draft order.
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Hawks Target Joe Caldwell At Arizona State Arena
Wes Statton, GM of the 12,500 seat Veterans Memorial Coliseum, aims to lure Joe Caldwell from the St. Louis Hawks. Caldwell starred at nearby Arizona State University, and Mayor Milt Graham says Phoenix fans will gain strong publicity and the franchise could boost the entire county.
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Lakers awarded Pistons first round pick in 1968 draft
The NBA arbitration panel awarded Detroit the Lakers first round choice in 1967 after Rudy LaRusso refused to report to Detroit. Detroit had sold LaRusso to San Francisco negating the original basis for the Pistons’ prior award, which was upheld by a five member board.
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Pont Misses Kodak Coach-of-the-Year Clinic
Indiana’s Johnny Pont failed to appear at the Kodak Coach-of-the-Year clinic after sending an apologetic telegram stating he was arrested for speeding on the way to the New York airport and missed his plane.
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