Senators Plan Antitrust Action Against Baseball
Seattle bankruptcy hearing stalls as antitrust legislation looms. Senators Jackson and Magnuson sponsor moves to bring baseball under antitrust laws, with Rep. Adams in the House. Court proceedings hinge on league constitutional issues and possible Seattle sale terms amid Pilots uncertainty.
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Seattle
American League
Milwaukee
Seattle Pilots
Washington
Henry M. Jackson
Warren G. Magfinson
Brock Adams
House
Jackson
Volvin
Dwyer
Golden West Broadcasters, Inc
Golden West
Pilots
Milwaukee Brewers Baseball Club, Inc
Elwin J. Zarwell
Roamin' Rich Back At Starting Point
Richie Allen returns to third base for St Louis in an exhibition vs Philadelphia. Schoendienst confirms Allen, a $90,000 slugger, will start at hot corner as Cardinals seek a replacement for Mike Shannon. The day also notes Peters, Holtzman, and other spring game results across multiple MLB clubs.
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Richie Allen
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Allen
Cardinals
Red Schoendienst
Phillies
Curt Flood
Mike Shannon
Joe Torre
Thorn
Schoendienst
Richle
Boston Red Sox
Gary Peters
New York
Eddie Kasko
Peters
Yankees
Chicago White Sox
Fritz Peterson
Bucks Dominate 76ers In NBA Playoff Blowout
Milwaukee Bucks defeat Philadelphia 76ers 156 to 120 to take a 2-1 lead in the Eastern semifinal. Lew Alcindor scores 33 with 17 rebounds, Flynn Robinson dishes 14 assists after a coaching nudge. Bucks set playoff records for points 156 and 46 assists, while combining for 67 field goals.
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Philadelphia
Milwaukee Bucks
Philadelphia 76Ers
Larry Costello
Flynn Robinson
Bucks
National Basketball Association
76Ers
Milwaukee
Robinson
NBA
New York
Baltimore
Bullets
Avanta
Chicago
Bulls
76ers-Bucks
Wally Jones
Madison
Wis
Costello
Jones
Jon McGlocklin
Lew Alcindor
Bucs Depart but Leave Club Fighting
Bradenton Florida AP Ron Davis and Dave Cash head to the Pirates farm club yet fight for lineup roles. They homered in the bottom of the eighth to fuel a 5 4 victory over Cincinnati, part of the Pirates sixth straight exhibition win. Starter Bob Moose worked seven innings, allowing three hits and fanning seven. Manny Sanguillen had an RBI single for Pittsburgh earlier, while Tony Perez drove in two for Cincinnati.
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Los Angeles
Peterson
New York
Cleveland
Barry Moore
Minnesota
Stan Williams
Moore
Indians
Oakland
Athletics
Williams
Twins
Phillies
Ken Holtzman
Chicago Cubs
California
Dick Drago
Kansas City
Detroit
Pittsburgh
Cincinnati
Ron Davis
Dave Cash
New York Mets
Cleon Jones
White Sox
San Diego
Seattle
Tommy Dean
Nate Colbert
Chris Cannizzaro
Rico Carty
Tony Gonzalez
Atlanta
Montreal
Tommie Sisk
Jerry Nyman
Chicago
Bradenton
Fla
Pittsburgh Pirates
Davis
Pirate
Cash
Pirates
Reds
Ted Savage
Bob Moose
Manny Sanguillen
RBI
Tony Perez
Bob Robertson
Jose Pagan
Sports Rosters and Scores From Local Meeting Notes
The page lists numerous players with scores and affiliations, including Ar Niles Tony Kostyl Jim Burkhart Gary Dingtetater EW Kalver Dorr Bredhard Dick Owans and Jack Hasak. Names such as Lyle Armburger-Dob, Senders Anglo Prisma-Jack Hasak Dunnewold and John Desch appear with various figures like 224, 700, 229, 222, 204 and 205. The fragmentary item records attendees, team members and numeric scores in a local sports context.
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Moose
Don Bradford
Pete Senders
Lyle Armburger
Dob
Senders
Jack Hasak
A Dunnewold
Dick Shapes
Lyle Armburgar
John Desch
Dying Fawns Given Refuge In Everglades Rescue
A Florida wildlife officer tends twin fawn deer found in the Everglades and relocates them to a refuge. The rescue highlights wildlife protection efforts and ongoing care for injured or orphaned animals in the region.
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Florida
Everglades
All State College Basketball honors go to Underclassmen
Philadelphia AP voters named two juniors and a sophomore to the first five of the 1969 70 All State team led by Howard Porter Villanova and Ken Durrett LaSalle. Corky Calhoun Penn Tom Daley Penn State and Bill Zoph Duquesne on the first squad with Durrett Porter and Calhoun cited for strong seasons.
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Philadelphia
Associated Press Pennsylvania
Howard Porter
Villanova
Ken Durrett
LaSalle
Dave
Corky) Calhoun
Penn
Fine
Duquesne
Steve Bilsky
Mike Hauer
St. Joseph's
Ray Greene
California
Jimmy Wilson
Cheyney
Porter
Sarasota
Pla
Durrett
Pittsburgh
Calhoun
Waukegan
Ill
Dick Harter
Harter
Zoot
Monaco
Dukes
Milwaukee Bucks
Daley
Penn State
Lock Haven
Pretty Skier Aligns Against Olympic Amateurism
New York AP report outlines Suzy Chaffee declaring amateurism hypocritical and outdated. She argues the Olympics should reward the fastest and strongest regardless of occupation, criticizing Avery Brundage and IOC for plans to drop Alpine skiing from the Games amid a debate with the International Ski Federation.
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New York
Avery Brundage
Suzy Chaffee
Avery
Suzy
Mr. Brundage
Britain
Brundage
International Olympic Committee
International Ski Federation
Bucs Move Out Of ABA Cellar With Pacers Win
New Orleans Buccaneers stay in contention after a 120-106 victory over Indiana as Jimmy Jones pours in 37 points and Steve Jones and Gerald Govan add 26 each. Carolina beats Kentucky 86-81 setting ABA attendance and scoring records in a Louisville game.
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New Orleans
Indiana
Bucs
American Basketball Association
Dallas
Los Angeles
Carolina
Kentucky
Roger Brown
Jimmy Jones
Steve Jones
Gerald Govan
Louisville
Cougars
Doug Moe
Darel Carrier
Bettenhausen and McCluskey Get Indy 500 Nods
Roger McCluskey of Tucson and Gary Bettenhausen of Tinley Park were named as drivers as Indianapolis 500 entries expanded to five more cars for the May 30 race. McCluskey will drive one of three Hayhoe Ford V-8 entries. Bettenhausen can choose among two Gerhardt entries using Offenhauser engines. Bettenhausen eyes his third attempt, McCluskey his ninth. 38 cars entered with 40 expected by April 15. The fastest 33 in May trials will start the race.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Roger McCluskey
Tucson
Ariz
Gary Bettenhausen
Tinley Park
McCluskey
James S. Hayhoe
St. Louis
Bettenhausen
Don Gerhardt
Fresno
Calif
Alpine skiers taxed by endorsements amid 1972 Sapporo hype
In 1972 at Sapporo Japan commercialism pressed alpine skiers into endorsements. European skiers especially earned tidy sums endorsing skis boots and other gear for manufacturers.
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Sapporo
Japan
Europe
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