Seaver Tops New York Pay as Seager Shines in Talks
Dodgers fail to meet Frank Robinson and Hall of Famer Rick Wise as Tom Seaver becomes the highest paid New York baseball figure. Wisely, Pirates and Yankees negotiate player deals while Mets sign Gary Gentry, Sheffield’s future unsettled amid spring camp negotiations.
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Los Angeles Dodgers
Philadelphia Phillies
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Jog DiMaggio
Mickey Mantle
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Robinson
Baltimore
Wise
Quinn
Lnggerheade
Phillie
Dodge
Los
John Vukovich
Pittsburgh Pirates
Steve Blass
Nelson Briles
Joe Brown
Blass
Brown
St. Louis
Sal Santorini
New York Yankees
Horace Clarke
Mike Kekich
Mets
Gary Gentry
Gentry
Elliott urges coaches to control emotions in sports
Town City's athletic director Gus Schrauer reports Bump Elliott says coaches must take responsibility for players emotions during contests. He cites the Ohio State Minnesota incident as an emotional, televised race issue and worries fan excitement runs too high. Elliott praises Frank Lauterbur and Iowa's program while noting turf and football stadium benefits.
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Hew
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Hawkeye Athletic Department
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Qoo
Frank Lauterbur
Rick Christian
Danville
Mnl
Auburn
Christan
Christian
FXL
B. J. Luke
Paul Shebbe
Sleepy” Klein
Shebbe
Schlarman
Marshalltown JC Dominates Kirkwood 82 to 7
Marshalltown junior college led 45-21 at halftime and rolled to an 82-7 victory over Kirkwood Community College at Taft junior high. Chuck Freeman scored 29 for Marshalltown, with Wayne Frantz contributing 18 and Kirkwood’s Steve Ulrich 20.
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Taft Junior High School
Kirkwood Community College
Chuck Freeman
Marshalltown
Wayne Frantz
Steve Ulirich
Kirkwood
Paul
Sue Sawyer in McDaniels Case
The Carolina Cougars of the ABA filed suit in Los Angeles seeking one million dollars in damages and a restraining order against attorney Ala Ross and All-Pro Management. A temporary order bars Ross from negotiating a new contract for 7-foot rookie Jim McDaniels pending a February 25 show cause hearing.
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Amercan Basketball Association
Jim McDaniels
U.S. District Court
William P. Gray
Ala Ross
All-Pro Management, Inc
Ross
Spencer Haywood
Denver
ABA
Seattle
National Basketball Association
McDayless
Cougars
McDaniels
Causa
Tickets Gone for Wash Jefferson Basketball Game
Tickets for the Washington Jefferson basketball game Friday night at deff are completely sold out. Doors open at 6 PM with the sophomores tipping off at 8 30.
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Washington-Jefferson
Deff
Iowa stadium name decision hangs on waning Kinnick sentiment
Iowa board of athletics declined to act on renaming Iowa Stadium after Nile Kinnick. Las Swanson urged the change but board chair Dr. Jack Moyers said sentiment is weak, noting few expressions of support. Moyers and others cited time since Kinnick’s era and alumni turnout as factors, while maintaining a possible door remains ajar if sentiment grows.
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Moyers
Iowa Statum
Thurmie Harris
Memorial Stadium
Bud
Thurmie
Guy
Bud” Curran
Old Hill Park
G.R
John Schultz
Sandy Boyd
Board of Regents
Boyd
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