Gibson Seeks Koufaxlike Pay In 1966 Contract Talks
Baseball sources report Bob Gibson demands a Koufaxlike salary as he negotiates a three year deal with the Cardinals. Gibson wants roughly double his 1965 pay of 50000 and references talks with Daryl Drysdale and teammates. Koufax reportedly seeks a seven figure contract, while both sides consider Florida training camp plans.
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Florida
Howsam
Cardinals
Bob Howsam
Gibson
Drysdale
Los Angeles Herald,Examiner
Wolfpack Eyes Second ACC Title Run After Wake Forest Win
North Carolina State moves toward an NCAA bid after a 101-75 road win at Wake Forest on Wednesday night. Duke, Wake Forest, and other contenders are cited as potential postseason teams as the season tightens and conference standings shift.
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Wake Forest
Jim Maloney Holding Out For Reds Contract
MAMPA Fla AP Jim Maloney holding out as Reds aim to address a substantial contract increase. Maloney, who signed for this year, seeks terms he views as fair, with Reds reportedly prepared to offer around a professional level but has not disclosed specifics. Trade options loom if negotiations stall.
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Mampa
Fla
Jim Marcc
Ron
Jey
Jay
Wil ‘Ce
Sa Gonaril
Pil Seaia
Seghi
Reds
Wilt Chamberlain Drops 49 Minutes In Narrow Philly Loss
Wilt Chamberlain, now the NBA all time scoring leader, was held to 12 shots in 49 minutes as the 76ers lost 119 115 to the Baltimore Bullets. Dolph Schayes lamented the defense and noted Chamberlain’s usual rebounding and assist totals.
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Baltimore
Wilt Chamberlain
National Basketball Association
Wilt
Chamberlain
Philadelphia 76Ers
Baltimore Bullets
New York Knickerbockers
Civic Center
Emmette Bryant
New York
Elgin Baylor
Los Angeles Lakers
Cincinnati Royals
Philadelphia
Dolph Schayes
Schayes
Baltmore
Ghaberai
Hal Greer
Ehota
Jed
76Ers
Staples leads with 685 series in Men's A League action
Staples rolled 224 228 233 for a 685 series the fourth best this season in the Men’s A League on the VFW lanes. Other top scores included Coan 209 239 205, Woodard 201 197 213, Sample 197 195 212, with La mielle 200 193 597 and Renzi 222 among others. In C division, Joe Weber had 7-10 split and Clark tallied 601 on 194 214 193. Raymond League saw Wawrejko reach 188 four times, plus Man rd Jim Maynard 242 594 and Steadman 202. Women of the Moose featured Orn 175 507 and Glay cla 200 500. District wrestling titles loom with Meadville hosting Saturday as Section Four’s champs meet. Dean Fralick of Corry seeks 112-pound district title against Bruce Unangst, while district tournaments unfold at Meadville High.
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VFW
Coan
Woodard
Sample
Bill Lamielle
Pat Renzi
Duane Troyer
Dick Merkle
Clark
Sasane
Joe Weber
Wawrejko
Jim Maynard
Earl Steadman
Bill Mitchell
Chuck Hess
Bill Janrowski
Rosie Caruso
Jim Fenno
Women OF the Moose
Millie Orn
Ann Glaycla
Delia Bernard
Raymond Nite Owls
Lyle Johnson
Everett Miller
Paul Teeter
Corry
Dean Fralick
Dean
Sect Lion
Warren
Sorensen
Meadville High
Fralick
Bruce Unangst
Reynolds
Unangst
Yewnanks
District Wrestling Prelim Preview and Regional Prospects
Unangst, undefeated this season, faces Dean Fralick in the prelims with Unangst later remembered for a district crown and Western regionals path. Swineford of Lewistown beat Unangst in the finals 7 0 as Swineford advanced to state finals, while Anangst posted two shutouts 6 0 over Taylor and 8 0 over Mike Haggerty in the Districts finals. War ren’s Sorensen defeated Balick twice in regular season. Fralick is noted as a tough matchup when healthy. Nineteen schools enter Saturday’s district championships, Erie East sending six, Reynolds four with five apiece for Meadville Erie Strong Vincent and Saegertown.
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Altoona
Jim Swineford
Lewistown
Swineford
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Trinity
Anangst
Taylor
Mike Haggerty
McDowell
Balick
Fralick
Warren
Sorensen
Bralick
Corryite
Erie East
Reynolds
Transfer
Greenville
Meadville
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Saegertown
Anangst and Re teammates threaten Greenville in section play
Reynolds coached by Neil Lindeman leads a strong section three squad as early rounds begin at 2 PM with finals planned for 7 30 PM. Greenville, usually dominant, faces a season altered by this rising threat and shifting results.
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Greenville
Thunder
Reynolds
Neil Lineman
Fleming Leads U.S. Skaters at World Figure Championship
Peggy Fleming carried American hopes in Dayos Switzerland as women’s singles began at the world championships. Scott Allen of Smoke Rise, New Jersey, seen as the top U.S. hope in men's singles, faced early compulsory events as Danzer and Schwarts occupied top positions.
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Switzerland
Peggy Fleming
Colorado Springs
Colo
Scott Allen
N.J. Allen
U.S
Ries Se
al Emmerich Danzer
Wolfgang Schwarts
Moose's Spikers Lead Moose's Restaurant in Local League
Readable text shows Moose's Spikers holding a league lead after recent games in Corry gym. Results include Moose's 30 24 over Nationwide 24 13, Ajax 25 21, State Farm 26 28, Meadow Brook 17 10, Late Comers 13 19. Next week features Alarances Meadow Bi Kinley Dolan Ajax Raymonds Moose's.
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Caapateles
Nation
Corry
Ajaxeas State Farm
State Farm
Meadow Brook
Ajax
Corry Jamestown
Raymonds
Y Dolan
Kinley Dolan
Nationwide
Late Comers
Alarances
Meadow Bi
Moose's
Westminster Titans down Panthers for first win in four years
Joy spread in New Wilmington and Edinboro as the Westminster Titans toppled the Panthers 102 to 76, securing their first basketball victory over Pitt in four years. A 60 to 7 victory over Clarion set up a Western Division title showdown with California Friday night in the Pennsylvania State Colleges Auten Conference. Washington & Jefferson defeated Thiel 87 to 6 and Gannon edged Alliance 72 to 49 in overtime.
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Leonard
Duke
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Gannon
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