Williams Quits A's After Contract Dispute
Dick Williams says Charles Finley forced him out of the Oakland Athletics after a contentious contract. Williams criticizes Finley’s handling of player moves and indemnity talks and confirms he will sit out two years. Andrews defends Williams and analyzes the World Series fallout with the A’s.
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Hans
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Movida
Amma
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Misia
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Charey O
Urey
Low Cronin
Mike Andrews
New York
Bowie Rubin
Mr. Cronin
Andrews
Charley O
Wilforis
John JB. MacArthur
Florida
Tie
Dieckfal
Fin Jey
Battie
Boxers Shine At Golden Gloves Ve t eran s Memorial
Beaton's Jim Lewis scored a third round technical knockout at 112 pounds over Denis Brandt of Des Moines in the 35th annual Golden Gloves at Veterans Memorial Auditorium. Cedar Rapids’ Rick Baker beat Dave Hansen, Gary Fowler won by unanimous decision over Dave Marner. Other results include Augie Rodriguez over Randy Plumb, Tom Eaton over Dennis Meffered, Darrell Thompson over Archie Gilking, Marty Mel defeating Craig Step, and losses by Sam Campbell, Mike Burns, and Dave Raver in the opening round.
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Des Moles
Tawa
Jim Lewis
Beaton
Denis Brandt
Des Moines
Veterans Memorial Auditorium
Lewis
Rick Baker
Cedar Rapids
Dave Hansen
Grinnell
Gary Fowler
Carlisle
Dave Marner
Cedar Falls
Augie Rodriguez
Muscaline
Randy Plumb
Newton
Tom Eaton
Dennis Meffered
Tania
Darrell Thompson
Grane Junction
Archie, Gilking
Marshalltown
Marty Mel
Craig Step
Oskaloosa
Hasler Lowans
Sam Campbell
Voledo
Steve Houser
Moulton
Mike Burns
LaVerne ‘Miomp' Son
Dave Raver
Tama
Pon Cornell
Jes Maines
Chinese to Play in Cedar Rapids Chess and Table Tennis
The Republic of China table tennis team will appear in Cedar Rapids for a nationwide goodwill tour. Per George Nissen, president of Nissen’s, the Chinese team will compete against local teams including the Alatas. The event begins April 20 at the Nissen arena in Cedar Rapids, located near Twenty-seventh Avenue.
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AlAtays
Adiweant
New York
Zenor Pin Sparks Kennedy in Washington dual win
Kennedy beat Washington 23-17 in a windy dual at Wash. Zenor Pin at 167 gave Kennedy a 29-11 cushion as he overwhelmed Steve Blood with a fall at 5:10. Kennedy improves to 4-4 in duals while Wash falls to 2-7. coach Mel Wieland praised Zenor and the rest of the squad for aggressiveness and effort amid the contest.
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Gagsby
Spurs
Wilter Kennnedy
Washington
Wash
Mel Wieland
Cougar
Zenar
Kennedy
Ed Brueve
Carl Heilman
Yeoman
Zenor
Steve
Brian Bock
Greg Blood
Randy Buelheim
Rick
Whittaker
Bleakley
Bock
Mike Skopee
Kennedy Aough
Whiteaker
Bob Dietz
Washington Falls
Ben Linde
Dee Kaddy Buelhelm
Danny Morvan
W. Wee
van Ross
Mob Diels
K Ee
Rick Witteaker
Mike Skopec
Briad Muck
Greg Wlood
Keith Styehis
Hest
Lee Ox
Paul Hollaway
Glen Zoot
Ed Tyuere
Ron Wasik
Tom Si
Urbandale Protest Leads to Replay in High School Tilt
DES MOINES UP I The Girls High School Athletic Association board unanimously upheld Urbandale coach Gary Page's protest after a tavo paint incident in a 62 60 Ankeny win. The final 2 minutes 27 seconds will be replayed at a venue chosen by both teams. Connie Walker of Urbandale will shoot the free throws in the restart. a technical foul will be charged to Urbandale in the redo.
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UPI
Iown
Girls High School Athletic Association
Urbandale
Gary Page
Ankeny
Page
Dick Rasmussen
Rasmussen
Connie Walker
Gym Quad To Linn-Mar Girls Quad Meet Echoes Local Talent
Linn-Mar hosted a girls gymnastics quadrangular Thursday night with Linn-Mar winning team honors scoring 121.25 points. Towa City followed with 116.7, Towa City West placed third with 17.95, and Myersville Beckman finished fourth. Miss Sirub led in tumbling vaulting and all around while Cindy Clark stood out on floor.
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Jil
Linn-Mar
Towa City West
Myersville Beckman
Sirub
B. Cindy Clark
Tinsahem
Borky Noval
Rares Rahatar
Youn
Laurin Linden
Sharon Dullnck
CIA
Kelly Absirubl
Finn Thoropsor Amis Acres
Tarsi K Pee
Lint A
Cin Siaon Martel
Youth for Christ Clinches Victory in Morning League
Bab Dye scores 2 points as Youth for Christ edges Miller's Auto U8. Jane Boyd Weber Tallerson add 25 for the losers. Ross Slaman leads Cedar Rapids Sporting Goods with 24 points in a 92 44 win over Link-Bell.
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C.R. Sporting
Bab Dye
Miller
Auto U8
Jane Boyd
Weber Tallerson
Ross Slaman
Itn
Cedar Rapids Sporting Goods
Link-Bell
Ohio State and Minnesota eye new football scheduling plan
A clash over future titles in 1974 football plans pits Ohio State against Minnesota with talks of hosting at Columbus or Minneapolis. The dispute, involving OSU athletic director and Gopher chief, centers on gate receipts and a split-site schedule amid conference home-game commitments and a push to balance frame dates.
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Lucci Quits at Detroit Blasts Don McCafferty
AP reports Lions linebacker Mike Lucci announced retirement in Detroit and criticized coach Don McCafferty saying he could not contact players. The 12 year NFL veteran criticized coaching and cited team direction as his main concern.
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Mike Lileei
Lucel
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Ares
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McCafferty
Cleveland Browns
Cherry Burrell and Square D Win Close Games
Cherry Burrell edged Collins Radio 43 to 41 and Square D beat IBIEW No. 204 49 to 46 in Thursday night industrial basketball action. High scorers included Rey, Collins, Fox, Donohoe, and Jawa National, with Burrell noted for keen scoring while speculation swirled about offers.
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New World Football
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Rey
Storm
Cheers Burrell
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Collins
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Donohoe
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