Braves Antitrust Trial Hears Atlanta Move Impact Estimates
New York City witness John Clark Jr says Braves transfer to Atlanta would not ruin fans pockets as money would be spent on other goods. Economist Robert R. Nathan cites potential $18 million annual loss to Milwaukee area. Judge Rollins aims to finish by April with trial in progress without a jury. Clark predicts Atlanta could gain $300,000 to $405,000 more yearly in ticket sales.
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Candlelight Bowl Tourney Tops With 1594 Lead
The West Washington lanes host the VFW candlelight bowling event concluding this weekend. Dot Rathbun Stan Sarnicki and Erma Chase Ed Hajeck share the lead at 1594, with a near 100-pin gap to the runners up. Finals times are listed for Friday night Saturday night and Sunday afternoon.
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Dolph Schayes Named NBA Coach of the Year
Dolph Schayes, ending Boston Celtics eight year run as East champions, was named NBA Coach of the Year by a 27-member writers committee. The NYU alumnus and 16-year veteran led Philadelphia to a turn around with a 129 win and 21 loss three year record.
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Dodgers End Holdout With $210000 Year Offer
Dodgers reach a one year offer exceeding 210000 dollars for Sandy Koufax and another left handed ace. Drysdale and Koufax plan to join spring camp in Phoenix with talks ending after a dramatic holdout.
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Buzzie) Bavasi
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Canada Attaches Clay Purse in Chuvalo Bout
The Canadian government seized Cassius Clay earnings from the live gate and Canadian closed circuit revenue from the Tuesday heavyweight bout in Toronto. Clay won a decisive 15 round decision to retain the world title over Canadian heavyweight champion George Chuvalo.
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George Chu
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Double Poison in Canada Hits Cassius Clay Fight Promoter
Promoter Main Boat Inc suffered a setback after two gunmen robbed the Lindy Opera House of $5,300, the box office receipts from Tuesday night. Harold Ballard of Maple Leaf Gardens said Clay's purse may be held for income tax, affecting Clay’s share of the live gate and TV revenue. The live gate was about $150,000 with Clay receiving half, while closed-circuit TV revenue in 10 Canadian cities was about $63,000 before expenses.
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Main Boat Inc
George Chuvalo
Lindy Opera House
Harold Ballard
Maple Leaf Gardens
Toronto
Frank ‘Tunney
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Change of Hearing Site In Boxing Grand Jury Probe
Federal grand jury probe into boxing changed the hearing site. Seven witnesses appeared including Yalion Tatas son, Harry Markton, John Novick, Abidoe G, Brenner, York eight jater, and Gus Alex as reporters noted the session.
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Ernie Terrell
Harry Markton
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Osteen Demoted After Two-Hit Shutout Day
Dodgers righty Claude Osteen fired a two hit shutout against Cincinnati to lower his spring ERA to 2.17 but lost his No. 1 spot after Koufax and Drysdale signed contracts. He retired 18 straight, allowed a ninth inning single, and watched San Francisco and Philadelphia win on Wednesday as other leagues posted scores.
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Rich Allen
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Jim Harding Resigns as Gannon Coach and AD
Jim Harding, head basketball coach and athletic director at Gannon College, submitted his resignation effective July 1. A Clinton Town native, he led Gannon for three seasons with a 7 14 record this year, including a 20 3 season best in school history. He will consider other coaching offers and has spoken of multiple college inquiries.
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Bowling League Scores Highlight Local Star Power and High Series
The Men's A League at VFW lanes saw strong showings with three teams over 1000 in games led by Tony's Tavern 1072 7 Up rim 1058 and Corry Bakery 1023. Individual standouts included Oesch with 216 257 173 Wotus 175 256 197 Blynt 183 173 268 and Clark 171 259 196 Py Clark 208 202 197, plus Ned I Lawson 204 218 John Woodard 214 Joe Pugar 222 Russ Cassett 210 Bob Otlalay 215 Sonny Staples 207 Archie Wetmore 202. Hess posted 604 in Raymond League with a 212 second game. Other notable scores appeared from Stan Woloszyn Mel Blynt Gus Boutwell Jim Hannan Joe Gerzina Walt Wawrejko and more as Moose’s Best and Bar 57 dominated the standings at Eastway Lanes.
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Py Clark
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Bob Ottalay
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Mel Blynt
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Jim Hannan
Joe Gerzina
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Burkett
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Dave Gilson
Walt Jenal
John Kornileski
Palmer's 63 Sets Greensboro Open Pace
Arnold Palmer shot a 63 to lead the $100,000 Greater Greensboro Open in Greensboro North Carolina as Jack Nicklaus and Gary Player also teed off in the pro am warm up ahead of Augusta next week. Doug Sanders battled a cold and Sam Snead voiced dissatisfaction with his game.
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Sam Snead
Arnold Palmer
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Celtics Stay Alive In NBA Playoffs
Celtics rally to force a 2-2 series in a playoff night in Boston as Sam Jones and Tom Sanders spark the comeback. Hawks beat Bal tismore 121-112 to set Western Division Finals with the Los Angeles Lakers in Los Angeles Friday.
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West Coaster Leads Bowling's Richest Tourney
Jim St. John of San Jose leads the Firestone Tournament of Champions after the opening eight-game block in Akron Ohio with 1788. Dick Weber of St. Louis trails in second with 1753 as the event features professional bowling's richest purse and a top prize of 25000.
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