Durocher Umpire Protest Rule Sparks Manager Debate
The article reports on Leo Durocher weighing whether managers should be allowed limited protests of ball or strike calls, with Kuhn and Law weighing in. It notes past rule changes and examples from spring exhibitions, including Cubs, Yankees, Astros, and others, as teams play and discuss protest color and pace of play.
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Lippy Law
Bowie Kulni
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Philadelphia
St. Louis
Wiliers
Pedro Borbon
California
Richie
Cleveland
Allen
Golfers Discuss Deferred Compensation on Tour
Jacksonville AP reports a split on retirement security for pro golfers. Frank Beard opposes formal plans while Jack Nicklaus supports some retirement security after a decade on tour, with many players weighing old age provisions similar to other sports.
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Frank Beard
Jack Nicklaus
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C R Comets Set Two Practices
The Cedar Rapids Comets soccer team, opening play in the Upper Mississippi Soccer Alliance on March 30, will hold two more practice sessions this weekend at Roosevelt field at 4 pm Saturday and Sunday. All players are invited. They face the Ames Soccer club from Iowa State University in the league opener.
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Upper Mississippi Soccer Alliance
Bob Kauffman
Comets
Roosevelt Field
Ames
Iowa State University
Montreal Expos name doctor for team
AP report says Dr. Robert Broderick of Montreal was appointed the Expos physician in the National League, serving as the team doctor for the baseball club.
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Iowa Senior All Star Battle Set For Tuesday
The third annual Iowa Senior All Star basketball game features at least three conference scoring champions and two hosts among the lineup. Iowa college stars meet seniors from Drake, Iowa and Iowa State at Kennedy High School Gym as they trade baskets against major university opponents. Ken Huelman, Dennis Geraghty, and Roger Moller headline a group expected to challenge strong college defense.
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Iowa
Iowa College Stars
Kennedy High School
Drake
Towa State
Drake Star Willie McCarter Backed By Iowa Scoring Record
Drake star Willie McCarter, a Drake standout with a rich playing background, heads into the NCAA final rounds in Louisville. He ranks third on the University Division career scoring list behind Don Smith of Iowa State and Red Murrell of Drake. Ticket sales for the charity bout remain strong with some seats still available. Tickets are $2.50 and can be purchased by writing the Cedar Valley Sports Club Box 123.
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Drake
Louisville
Iowa
Iowa State
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Red Murrell
San Francisco
Ragine Sports Club
Discover
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Wavanon
Bowling Highlights Novak Rolls 702 In Master League
Novak started with two 223 games and finished 236 for a 702 series in the Master league on Wednesday. Other notable results include Joan McCord with 618 in the Women’s City Major, Georgia Fox leading with a high 23? game, and Overhead Door posting a 2717 team series with games of 929 928 and 380.
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Joan McCord
Georgia Fox
Lucy Corwin
Shirlee Huggins
Doris Wilson
Prairie Fete Set March 31 Banquet At High School Gym
Tickets remain for the Prairie all-sports banquet on Monday March 31 in the high school gym with Athletic Director Bob Jennings urging reservations at the school. Guest speaker will be Bob Siddens the Waterloo West wrestling coach and Amateur Wrestling Hall of Fame inductee whose Wayhawks won the class AAA team title with four champions. Bob Lana will serve as master of ceremonies.
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Bob Jennings
Bob Siddens
Waterloo ‘West
Siddens
Wayhawks
Gazette
Bob Lana
Hebert Leads Jacksonville Open First Round
Lionel Hebert, 41, returns to form with five birdies and no bogeys on the Deerwood course to grab a one stroke lead over Gardner Dickinson and others in the $100,000 Jacksonville Open. Hebert details elbow trouble, the Hong Kong flu, and a comeback after 1966 victory drought.
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Deerwood Country Club
Gardner Dickinson
Ray Floyd
Jerry Heard
Larry Mowry
Dave Starkton
Dewitt Weaver
Bob Smith
Bolt
Hong Kong
Los Angeles
Miami
Sports Results From The National Basketball Association and College Action
Summary of results across pro basketball college baseball and basketball with multiple teams and scores. NBA teams Dallas and Minnesota noted plus NCAA Final Four contexts and early rounds. Hockey and other league scores included for Thursday with Montreal Detroit Boston Philadelphia and Los Angeles results.
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Masters doubts haunt Billy Casper as never winning title
Billy Casper, golf legend, says he fears never winning the Masters and keeps searching for the right formula. He notes alternating heavy schedules and rest as he pursues the elusive victory. Col. Johann Westerhott blasts IOC President Avery Brundage for intolerance of strong people. He condemns Olympic organization failings yet says movement endures. Red Auerbach predicts Celtics will pose a playoff problem despite season woes, noting playoff psychological edge.
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Johann Westerhott
International Olympic Committee
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Avery Brundage
Brundage
Lucas
Fight Results 4 The Avapointed Press
In a scattered card, Koichi Okada of Japan defeated Selfreds Haste in a junior featherweight bout. Eosauin won a separate match, stopping Miguel Hernandez in Monterrey. Tommy Foss scored a knockout at Peaks Island. The noisy crowd in Portland witnessed Lucy Visiot fall to an opponent, while Gene Robjees dropped a decision in New York.
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