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Newspaper

Decatur Daily

Location

Decatur, Alabama, United States of America

Date

Mar 21, 1972

Page

8

Tom Terrific Believes Mets Set for Strong Season

Mets star Tom Seaver remains healthy and confident as spring trouble fades. He pitched four innings in a 4-3 exhibition loss to the Dodgers, saying he felt good after a 12 day layoff. Other spring results included Detroit 3 New York 1 and Philadelphia 1 Kansas City 0.

Hal Bock Associated Press Joan Payson National League Baseball New York—Mets Tom Seaver Payson Tom Terrific Mets Seaver Los Angeles Detroit New York Yankees Plladelphia Kansas City Don— Sutton Joe Coleman Yankees Rich McKinney New York Coleman Billy Champion Rick Fusari Philadelphia Phils Paul Splittorff Bill Butler Ted Abernathy Rick Wise St. Louis Cincinnati George Altman Tokyo Lotte Orions San Francisco Houston Atlanta Ron Fairly Montreal Texas Rangers Ernie McNally Expos Boston Tommy Harper Luis Aparicio White Sox

LA Strong Bid Faces UK Outlook In Sixty-Six Rematch

The NFL owners opened the Super Bowl VII selection meeting in Honolulu with Los Angeles as the leading candidate for hosting. Houston Miami and New Orleans remained contenders while Dallas faced the Cotton Bowl obstacle.

Honolulu Los Angeles NFL Green Bay Packers Kansas City Chiefs Los Angeles Coliseum Houston Miami New Orleans Dallas Dolphins Cowboys Texas Stadium

Trevino Chooses Knee Rest Over Surgery at Pebble Beach

In New Orleans reports Lee Trevino will skip knee surgery, opting to protect his schedule for the U S Open. He plans to use a six wood at Pebble Beach, noting his left knee remains troublesome but is not severe enough for operation. Jimmy Jamieson sets a course record amid a mixed gear bag as golf tours evaluate Match Play changes at Pinehurst.

New Orleans Lee Trevino Trevino Pebble Beach Calif Jimmy Jamieson Moline Golf Craft Woods Pinehurst N.C North Carolina New York Joose Madison Square Garden Richie Fuqua St. John’s N.Y Frank Malroff Oral Roberts Fuqua Memphis State Titans Tigers Malroff Princeton Niagara Jacksonville Lafayette

Royals optimistic on title chances as Lemon speaks

Fort Myers Florida AP manager Bob Lemon avoids a firm win claim for the Kansas City Royals but says five clubs could win the AL West with Oakland the team to beat. He credits improved pitching speed and defense and notes key players Amos Otis Fred Patek Cookie Rojas and Paul Schaal as central to the club’s potential in 1972.

Robert Moore Fort Myers Fla Bob Lemon Kansas City Royals Lemon California Chicago Minnesota Oakland Athletics Royals A’s Kansas City Dick Drago Mike Hedlund Paul Splittorff Monty Montgomery Ted Abernathy Tom Burgmeier Bruce Dal Canton Amos Otis Fred Patek Otis Patek Cookie Rojas Paul Schaal Jerry May

Arguments Heard In Flood Baseball Suit

Former Supreme Court justice Arthur J. Goldberg told the Supreme Court that baseballs reserve clause violates antitrust laws and the constitution’s antislavery amendment. He said the clause creates a group blacklist affecting players like Curt Flood across the United States and abroad. Attorneys for club owners argued the issue belongs to collective bargaining and warned that abolishing the clause would hurt competitive balance. The court took the case under advisement with a ruling expected by June.

Gregg Herrington Washington Supreme Court Arthur J. Goldberg Curt Flood High Court Goldberg Bowie Kuhn

Finley Says Oakland Star Vida Blue Nearing 1972 Deal

Oakland owner Charles Finley and star pitcher Vida Blue are within about 20 000 of each other in talks for 1972. Blue, 22, went 24 8 with the Cy Young and MVP awards and had asked for 70 000 while Finley offered 50 000.

Oakland Charles Finley Oakland Athletics Vida Blue Blue Finley Wonder Mansfield Dickering Robert J. Gerst

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