Finley Eyes Milwaukee Move for A s in 66 Season
Kansas City AP reports Charles O Finley ducking a flat answer on moving the Oakland A s to Milwaukee after the Braves relocate to Atlanta Lane former GM says Finley is “drooling at the mouth” over the idea Finley met with the Kansas City Chamber of Commerce committee and introduced mascot Charley C while denying direct talks about Milwaukee The piece notes a contentious history including a 1984 lease dispute and Lane's back salary suit settling for 113000
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Bullets Rally Past Hawks 109 108 To Take Series
Kevin Loughery scored 31 points and had six assists as the Baltimore Bullets defeated the St. Louis Hawks 109 108 to win the best of six series three games to one and advance to the Western Division finals. The win also marked Loughery’s rise as a playoff leader with 16 assists in four games and 87 points in the series.
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Striped Bass Limit Debate Sparks Alberta Referendum Talk
A fragmented report hints at a proposed constitutional change in Alberta to regulate striped bass and improve waterways. The item references a 95-5 vote and the involvement of local fishermen and state authorities, but many words are garbled.
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Torres Knocks Out Pastrano Declares Title Claim
Jose Torres pummeled Willie Pastrano to a ninth roundTechnical Knockout to win the light heavyweight title and challenge Muhammad Ali. Emile Griffith defended welterweight crown in a 15 round decision over Jose Stallings as a record Madison Square Garden crowd of 18,112 saw a two-bill show.
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Spiezio Delivers Victory For Cardinals In Spring Clash
Cardinals outfielder Ed Spiezio hit a ninth inning triple to beat the Yankees 4 3 in their first spring meeting. The 23 year old Joliet Ill native improved to .619 after 21 spring at bats and drove in the decisive run in the late game.
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NL Whammy On Champions Faces Cards
The 1965 outlook flags the St Louis Cardinals as favorites after ending the 1964 pennant race with their first title in 18 years. Philadelphia Cincinnati San Francisco join St Louis near the top with Los Angeles Milwaukee also strong. Chicago Pittsburgh New York Houston look out of pennant contention. Trades bolster each club with notable moves including Trac Stallard Bob Purkey and Bo Belinsky among others.
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New High School Football Coach Appointed in Ridgway
Ridgway High School names Patrick Mondock as head football coach succeeding Eugene Abplanalo who resigned after seven years. Mondock, previously head coach at Southern Area High School near Bloomsburg, was appointed yesterday.
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Bowling scores highlight Industrial League action
Herb Berghaus led with 644 on 259 208 177 as Corry Bakery posted 814 in four games. Kay Harrison topped VFW Ladies B with 551, while other top marks came from Jean Krizanik 212 and Wanda Sanders 740 in LADIES B. Industrial League standings list Erie Times-News BowLAire Lanes, Corry Bakery, Corry Foam Prods, Pepsi-Cola, Marsh's Plaza, Thompson's Maps, Universal Milker.
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Stargell Powers Pirates Past Senators in Spring Exhibition
Willie Stargell slugged two homers including a grand slam to drive in six runs and lift the Pittsburgh Pirates to a 12-7 win over Washington in Grapefruit League action. Bob Bailey added a triple for Pittsburgh.
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Lake Erie Water Purest In Years
Intensive three state effort reduced pollution on Lake Erie improving water quality. Over two years beaches saw fewer dead fish and cleanup actions led to fourteen industries cited for filtration upgrades. Officials in Erie County Pennsylvania Ashlandia Curry Ohio and Chautauqua City report substantial pollution retirement and a hoped banner fishing year in 1963.
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High Schooler Sets National 4 Mile Mark in Wichita
Jim Ryan of Wichita East shattered the national high school record with a 4 mile time of 4 06.0 at an outdoor invitational meet in Wichita Kansas. The performance surpassed Gerry Lindgren’s prior mark and capped a dramatic late burst.
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Mexico Eyes 1968 Olympics Reparations Talks
Avery Brundage president of the International Olympic Committee returned to Chicago after a one day visit to Mexico City. He met with President Gustavo Diaz Ordaz and said he was highly pleased with what he saw regarding Mexico's reparations for the 1968 Olympic Games.
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