Players Unite Prompts Arbitration Talk In Baseball
In a Florida training scene veteran owners advocate an arbitration board to resolve salary disputes, citing support from several clubs and noting minor leagues already employ arbitration clauses. The discussion centers on a potential panel including the commissioner’s office, league president, and Marvin Miller with current stars Koufax and Drysdale in focus.
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Gabrielson Turns Avenue to Power After Giants Help
Gabe Gabrielson, 6 2 left handed hitter for the Giants, credits Willie Mays and Hank Sauer with transforming his batting. After a slow start following a May 29 Cubs trade, he reshaped his approach, improved footwork, and began pulling the ball, finishing the season at .301 with three homers. He also completed a master's thesis in foreign trade at USC.
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Old Podres Hones Slider in Spring Debut
Dodgers veteran Jim Podres, 33, pitched two perfect innings in an intra-squad game and debuted a slider after 14 years on the mound. Manager Walter Alston praised his command and new weapon as Podres, former 1955 World Series hero, shows improved form in spring training.
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Aces demand 1 175 000 for five star pitchers
A group of top NL aces led by Sandy Koufax Drysdale Marichal and others seeks a total 1 175 000 in three year deals. The holdouts including Maury Wills Tony Oliva and Frank Robinson delay spring training as the teams Dodgers Giants Reds and Twins negotiate to erase their trouble. Koufax and Drysdale each seek 500 100 for three years.
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Tony Oliva
Frank Robinson
College Basketball Standings and Player Contract Talks
The article outlines Pacific and Southwest Conference standings amid talk of major player contracts. It notes UCLA leading in the PAC with 10 wins and 4 losses, while Minnesota and Kansas figures appear in discussions about new deals. Notable names include Oliva and Robinson amid bids for $50,000 to $75,000 contracts. Bavasi comments on pitching, suggesting no end to line changes. The piece ties standings to potential financial moves and team strategy ahead of spring.
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Rupp Named Coach of Year by UPI
Adolph Rupp, 64, of Kentucky and the Wildcats was chosen as 1965-66 UPI Coach of the Year by 238 writers and broadcasters. He captured a record 188 votes, far ahead of Don Haskins of Texas Western and John Bennington of Michigan State with 12 votes each.
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USF Set For Televised NIT Tilt Saturday
New York AP reports San Francisco, Wichita, Villanova and New York University joined the 14 team NIT field. Brigham Young, Louisville, Manhattan, Virginia Tech, Army, Temple, Boston College, St Johns, DePaul, and Penn State were seeded alongside. San Francisco, WCAC runner up, carries a 21 5 season mark and earned automatic berth as a conference champion.
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NCAA Playoffs Open With Kentucky And Texas Western
NCAA playoff tips point to Kentucky and Texas Western making noise despite weekend setbacks. Kentucky eyes a rematch with ranked foes while Texas Western seeks to rebound after losses as the first round begins tonight with Temple vs Virginia Tech and NYU vs De Paul, plus regional doubleheaders across the schedule.
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Don Haskins
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Look Out For Oregon State Beavers in PAC Play
Oregon State, led by coach Paul Valenti, seeks PAC dominance after a 12-2 conference mark and 20-8 season, as UCLA faces scrutiny from Wooden who predicts Beavers strong rebound and a challenge for next year’s NCAA regionals on campus.
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