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Newspaper
Bridgeport Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Mar 21, 1967
Page
9
San Diego reports that Ron Mix, a league standout and perennial all league choice, has signed a 1967 contract with the San Diego Chargers. The announcement was made Monday.
Twenty six teams entered the sixth annual Jewish Community Center Small Man tournament. Play begins Wednesday and runs to April 5 for players 6'1 and under. First round games include JCC vs Cal's Jaen and Lions vs Saints, with multiple matchups listed across Thursday Sunday Monday and March 30.
Stratford PAL PONY baseball elected Joseph Grich as president with Edwin Schibel as vice president William Boehm as secretary treasurer and John Cecarelli as player agent Registration for PONY and Bronco divisions is set for April 1 at Stratford High School from 1 to 3 p.m PONY players must not reach their 15th birthday by August 1 Bronco baseball is for boys aged 10 to 12 years.
In Sarasota the Eddie Stanky Johnny Romano feud flared as Romano praised the Cardinals noting it felt like Stalag 17 being with the White Sox and Stanky recalled past fines and spring camp days. Ed Short defended the trade and Romano defended the deal citing lack of payoff. In Pompano Beach Camilo Pascual ended a 28 day holdout signing with the Washington Senators for about 39000 after a winter trade from Minnesota.
Philadelphia all-pro end Pete Retzlaff retired from the NFL after 11 seasons with the Eagles. He cited time and energy constraints amid outside business and TV plans, expressed appreciation for Philadelphia, and noted optimism about the Eagles’ next season. Eagles will retire his No. 44 jersey along with other former stars.
A wrestling program at Harding high school gym tonight at 8 features two main events. Westchester duo Tony Altomare and Lou Albany meet Miguel Perez and Arman Hussen in a team bout, while Spyros Arion faces Crazy Luke Graham. Also scheduled are Gorilla Monsoon versus Bull Ortega and Johnny Rotz against Arnold Skoaland. doors open at 7 with reserved and general admission.
Nashville Business College of Nashville Tenn won its sixth straight women's National AAU basketball championship with a 47-39 win over Rayton Mo Piper ettes. Nora White earned MVP with 11 assists and 14 rebounds as Nashville pulled away late. Joan Crawford led Nashville with 13 points and Doris Rogers added 12 while Long Beach’s Millie Endsley had 14. Hutcherson Flying Queens settled for third after beating Long Beach 55-37.
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