Wills Pursues Dodgers Manager Job as Breakthrough
Maury Wills, veteran Dodgers shortstop, says he is ready to be baseballs first Black manager in the majors. He details patience learned in Hermosillo Mexico, his coaching ideas, and desire to lead the Dodgers when Walter Alston retires. He cites daily instructional periods and deliberate, consistent handling of players as keys to managing success.
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Dan Berger
Associated Press
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Four wrestlers pick Alabama for 1969 70 season
West region grapplers Garry Castelli and Doug Slay join Alabama as freshmen from Trinidad JC and Amarillo TX. California duo Bob Walker and Russ Cozart also sign with the Tide. Castelli, 167 pounds, Wyoming state champ. Slay, 245 pounds, fifth in JC nationals. Walker, 190, state champ. Cozart, 118, Southern Section champ.
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Bama
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Doug Slay
Russ Cozart
Bob Walker
Alabama
California
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Slay
Amerillo
Texas
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Tanara
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Walker
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All-America baseball picks led by Arizona State stars
West Paces AA Squad dominates the 1971 All-America team with Arizona State players Roger Schmuck and Alan Bannister on the first team. Schmuck hit .434 with 12 homers and 80 RBIs, Bannister .376 with 20 doubles and 69 RBIs. First-team pitchers include Burt Hooton, Steve Busby, and Jack Ittson.
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Princeton
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Washington State
Phil Still
Mississippi State
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Harvard
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California
James Cox
Iowa
Terry Wedgewood
Purdue
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Livingston Cut by Eagles Amid Trade Waiver Moves
Philadelphia Eagles release running back Andy Livingston after a physical exam. The club also claims punter Tom McNeill from Minnesota and signs quarterback Jim Ettinger, formerly of Kansas and Indianapolis, on waivers and free agent terms.
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