Charlie Scott Signs Pact For Phoenix Suns
Bruce Lowitt reports that Charlie Scott joined the Phoenix Suns, becoming the latest player to switch leagues in a rising wave of jumps between the NBA and ABA. The move follows disputes over contracts and loan issues with former teams, and reflects a broader trend of players crossing leagues amid legal battles and new eligibility rules.
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Carty Released From Hospital
Rico Carty, Atlanta outfielder, was released from Good Samaritan Hospital and can return to Braves workouts in a few days. The 1970 NL batting champion had calf tenderness after a workout and had been sidelined by a knee injury. Doctors described the calf tear and swelling as not serious, easing earlier fears of a circulatory problem.
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Marquette Ils Back in NCAA Field
Marquette basketball, ranked seventh, won an NCAA reinstatement after Captain Bob Lackey signed a disclaimer about representing him in pro negotiations. Lackey scored 20 as the Warriors defeated the University 73 49, their best showing since star center Jim Ghones left for professional play, keeping their title bid alive after an appeals process.
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Ted Williams Hopes Trades Boost Rangers
In Pompano Beach Texas Rangers manager Ted Williams expects offseason deals to bolster hitting after acquiring Ted Kubiak Roy Foster and Hal King from the Senators Williams notes the need for clutch hitting and improvement in the infield with battles for shortstop between Toby Harrah and Jim Mason while aiming for a first division finish in the AL West.
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Royals Shift to Kansas City for Next Basketball Season
The Cincinnati Royals will move to Kansas City for the next season after owner Max Jacobs accepted that Cincinnati would not support the club. Vice President and GM Joe Axelson said offers from San Diego were considered but Kansas City provided the best value. Larry Staverman and head coach Bob Cousy accompanied Axelson as stockholders were notified by mail. Twenty six dates were set at Municipal Auditorium with additional games planned in Omaha and St. Louis.
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Alta Heads Toward Defense in Iowa Class A Tourney
Des Moines AP reports Alta leads the eight team Iowa Class A basketball field for the state tourney with a 23-0 mark, facing Floyd Valley in the first round as Treynor Regina Elkader Central also draw strong support. Alta’s Tom Hoseman Willie DeMan and Doug Petersen pace a quick, balanced lineup seeking a title as Regina and Central chase long runs.
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Umpire Chief Hubbeard Hospitalized in Maine
BIRKSVILLE Me Zul Hubbard supervisor of Tendenn League umpires was hospitalized Saturday with a blistered leer and emphysema. His doctors listed him in satisfactory condition but said he would remain in the hospital for at least another week.
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Allen Walks In Then Walks Out Of Sox Trade Saga
In Sarasota the Chicago White Sox faced Allen 21 days late at camp then he asked to be traded and left after a 15 minute talk with GM Stengelham. The slugger demanded a trade over a $120000 yearly offer, claimed by Holcomb as fair though Allen showed no interest in public relations use. Allen had been acquired from the Dodgers for two players and previously starred with St Louis after seven seasons with Philadelphia.
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Morningside Hosts NAIA Mat Tournament
SIOUX CITY AP The 1070 National Association of Intercollegiate Athletics small college wrestling championships will be held at Morningside College March 8 to 10. The event was announced Monday by the NAIA and Morningside Athletic Director R D Helford.
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Marion Wrestler Gary Bolden Missed All Metro Honors
Gary Bolden the 132 pounder from Marion was left out of the all Metro wrestling team in Sun day’s edition despite being 188 pounds. The Gazette regrets the omission and notes Bolden earned honorable mention status.
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