Industrialist May Balance Dean's Cut
Orlando AP report says Calvin Griffith, president of the Minnesota Twins, faces an outside offer to star right hander Dean Chance. Griffith to meet Chance Friday to discuss a reported $5,000 Easter offer and a $5,000 bonus for 20 wins, with Chance and Griffith having verbally agreed to a $55,000 salary down from 1964.
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Fla
Calvin Griffith
Minnesota Twins
Dean Chance
Griffith
Chance
Fate
the Tribune
Immy
Jim Kaat
Cesar Tovar
Bowling Records and High Scores Highlight Local Leagues
Del Cline rolled 236 246 209 for a 691 series in Cannon Ball Eight. Joan McCord led May City events with a 230 game and 605 set in Rollin Stones. Other leagues featured top marks from Marlyce Stuefen Ida McSkimming Carol Hensch Mary Seeley and more in diverse city and women's circuits.
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Joan McCord
May City Comets
Marlyce Stuefen
Gals
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Carol Hensch
Mary Seeley
VJ Cycle Sports
Bill Smiley
Marvin Porter
Paul Yeaman
Tom Twombly
Jerry Fry
Jim Grabiman
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Ray Rover
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Jery Fry
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Have Hampton
Bill Hana
Jack Henderson
Jean McCord
Jean Hord
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Zu—val Koorcky
Louise Cline
Betty Staub
Minnie Medguiston
Julie Wise
Sue Stoltz
Marl Griffin
Ruth Greene
Tee Findley
Sheila Clarke
Dianne Rabal
Helen Nofiser
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Dorothy Dirkin
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Dét Cline
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Eigen
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Say Lester Is Next Maryland Grid Boss
The University of Maryland planned a news conference at 1 p.m. Friday amid reports Roy Lester a successful area high school coach would be named head football coach Lester 44 graduate of West Virginia University has lost only 10 games in 10 years as coach at Richard Montgomery High School in Rockville Md
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Maryland
College Park
University of Maryland
Roy Lester
West Virginia University
Richard Montgomery High School
Reekville
Prominent Psychiatrist Questions Injury Rates in Pro Football
NEW YORK AP A noted psychiatrist Dr Chester M Pierce says professional football sees fewer injuries than expected due to players’ mental focus. He cites fatigue from emotional stress and sleep loss as a key injury contributor, discussed at a symposium in St Louis.
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New York
Chester M. Pierce
University of Oklahoma
St. Louis
Pierce
Division of Medical Sciences
National Research Council
National Football League
Medical Tribune
Wanted Ad: Find it Quick by Calling 369-1234
A brief notice invites readers to use a wanted ad to locate a specific item or person by dialing the provided telephone number 369-1234. The piece emphasizes quick results through the classified service.
St John Leads Buckeye Open in Toledo
Jim St John of San Jose California surged to the 2¢ game lead in the PBA Buckeye Open in Toledo Ohio. The six time champion posted six game blocks of 1448 and 1356 for a 5505 total to pace 15 semifinalists into match game play. After 16 more games the top five advance to Saturday finals with 6000 awarded to the winner.
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Ohio
Jim St. John
San Jose
Calif
Assn
St. John
Brumel Returns to Clear 6 7 in Moscow Test
Valery Brumel, returning from a long layoff after a leg injury, cleared 2.01 meters in a Moscow test jump at the Young Pioneers Stadium. Brumel's coach noted the 2.01m mark as a psychological boost as American athletes observed and trainer Bob White assisted Brumel's leg wrap.
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Valery Brumel
Brumel
Heeremansroom Ees Beppe
Merican
Wish
Tokyo
Young Proneers
United States
Bob White
Wayne State University
Detroit
Cyclist Sets Track Qualifying Mark at Daytona Trials
Frank Camillieri of Chelsea Massachusetts set a track qualifying record of 134.831 mph on a Yamaha during trials for the 100 mile amateur race. The report also notes unrelated boxing and soccer snippets with unclear details from various locations.
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Daytona Brach
Fla
Frank Camillieri
Chelsea
Mass
Mavericks Rally To Knock Kentucky From Top
Houston snapped an eight game slide and upset in first place in the Eastern division as the Mavericks overcame a 42 point halftime deficit to beat Kentucky 126 110 Thursday night. The win knocked Kentucky into second behind Los Angeles in the East as Indiana crushed New York. Gene Littler led the PGA money list with 52 428 while Barber moved to second with 52 300 and Nicklaus fell to third with 42 288 in 1969 earnings.
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Barber
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Tom Shaw
Orlando
Lee Trevino
George Archer
Tormy Aaron
Billy Casper
Ken Still
Charles Sifford
Freeman fuels Miami comeback in 124 121 win over Dallas
Don Freeman poured 35 points including eight in overtime to lift Miami past Dallas 124 121 on a neutral court in St Louis. Dallas led by 19 early before Miami rallied to force regulation at 113 112 on Ron Boone free throws with 22 seconds left. Powell led Dallas with 24. Los Angeles routed Denver 142 111 at home as George Lehmann scored 27 in the third period for Louisiana.
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Dallas
St. Louis
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Ron Boone
Clney Powell
Los Angeles
Denver
George Lehmann
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