Starter Tops in Local Bowling Standings
In Yankee League Fred Stalter posted top individual marks with a 265 game and 587 series. Five Points Motor Co led team totals with 1,078 in a game and 3,069 in series. Dustbowlers Lonetta Wright hit 215 for high game and 534 for top series, while Farr Better Feeds posted 934 for top team game. Downtown Cafe of Lakin had 2,655 for top team series as Morning Globes Judy Becker delivered 189 and 475. Heavens led team game at 556. Impossibles top team series at 1,619. The Tumbleweed League saw Sylvia McVey with 184 and 524, and The Lasses produced 566 for high team game and 1,609 for top team series.
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Fred Stalter
Five Points Motor Co
Dustbowlers
Lonetta Wright
Farr
Lakin
Morning Globes
Judy Becker
Jayhawker and Cyclones Apollo League Scores
Holcomb's 214 led the Jayhawker Mixed League with Dallas Schweer 563 as top series. Liz Wade had 201 for women while Judy Scott posted 514. Cyclones took 838 in a team game and 2391 in team series. Buffalo league saw Pearce 210 and 202, Derryberry 202, Dunlap 488. Coca-Cola league posted 863 team game and 2423 team series.
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Jayhawker
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Dallas Schweer
Liz Wade
Judy Scott
Cyclones
Buffalo
Bob Pearce
Nancy Derryberry
Anita Dunlap
Coca-Cola
Outdoor Coach of the Year Named
CHICAGO AP LeRoy Walker of North Carolina Central was named 1972 Outdoor Coach of the Year by the United States Track Coaches Association. The group also named Mel Brodt Indoor Coach of the Year and Stan Huntsman Cross Country Coach of the Year. Walker's squad swept relay wins at the Penn Relays while Brodt’s Bowling Green finished second in the NCAA Indoor meet and produced Olympic champion Dave Wattle. Huntsman led Tennessee to NCAA and SEC barrier titles.
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United States Track Coaches Association
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Bowling Green State
Ohio
Stan Huntsman
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Phillies Waive Catcher John Bateman After Trade Entry
The Philadelphia Phillies asked for waivers on catcher John Bateman for his unconditional release. Vice president Paul Owens and manager Danny Ozark planned to open spring training with three catchers: Bob Bonne, Tom Under, and Mike Ryan, after Bateman joined the club in June 1972 in a trade from the Montreal Expos for Tim McCarver. Bateman hit .222 in 78 games last season.
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Philadelphia Phillies
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Paul Owens
Danny Ozark
Bob Bonne
Tom {Aller
Mike Ryan
Phillies
Bateman
Montreal Expos
Tim McCarver
Catfish Hunter Near $100000 Salary Boost
Jim Catfish Hunter of the Oakland Athletics said he would like $165000 like Steve Carlton but signed a 1973 contract with a substantial raise. He noted the deal was close to $100000 and that he was happy with the increase after a season winning 21 games and helping Oakland to two World Series triumphs. He spoke at a banquet in Norfolk, acknowledging room for higher pay through bargaining with owner Charles Q. Finley but was content with the raise.
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Oakland Athletics
Steve Carlton
Philadelphia Phillies
Hunter
Athletics
Oakland
Charles Q. Finley
Club Will Honor Morrall as MVP
Earl Morrall of the world champion Miami Dolphins will be honored January 27 by the Long Island Athletic Club as American Football Conference most valuable player. The 38-year-old quarterback was acquired from Baltimore for 100 dollars and led Miami after Dan Griese’s injury, steering 11 straight victories before Griese returned to guide the AFC and Super Bowl VII. Max Nichols presided at the 1972 Hall of Fame inductions in Cooperstown.
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Miami Dolphins
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American Football Conference
Morrall
Baltimore
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Griese
Dolphins
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