Milwaukee antitrust case widens over Braves transfer
Wisconsin officials present new testimony in the antitrust suit alleging a Braves league move used monopoly power to hurt Milwaukee. Groeschmidt, head of the state county board, testified he called Braves figures liars but denied urging ongoing harassment. He said he did not recall advocating sustained pressure.
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Scott City dominates All-WKEA cage selections with two
Scott City Beavers place two players on the first team of the Western Kansas Education Association all league basketball honors. Stan Gruver and Ron Meredith, both 6-1 seniors, helped Scott City win the WKBA title and regional crown before a first round exit at Hutchinson.
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Marichal Signs for 70,000 GB Giants Holdout Ends
Juan Marichal accepted a about 70000 to pitch for the San Francisco Giants this year leaving Bob Shaw as the club’s lone holdout. He will arrive at spring training in Phoenix and is six pounds over weight. Pitching coach Larry Jansen notes he may need warmup work before a game. Daryl Spencer, former Major League player, spends winters in Wichita.
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Clay to defend title license for Chuvalo bout in March
Toronto AP reports heavy champ Cassius Clay has a 15 round license for a March 29 bout with Canadian George Chuvalo not recognized as a title fight in Ontario. Odds set Chuvalo at 7-1. if Chuvalo defeats Clay, global recognition may rise where WBAs jurisdiction is limited.
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Bavasi Expects Dodgers to Play Without Koufax Drysdale
Dodgers general manager E. J. Bavasi said the World Series champions will proceed this season without star pitchers Sandy Koufax and Don Drysdale unless they sign. Koufax and Drysdale had contacted owner Walter O Malley about contract talks, and Bavasi noted their demands of 500000 annually over three years, far above his offer of 105000 and 95000 respectively. Koufax won 26 games last season and Drysdale 23.
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Sara Wilson Tops Garden Bowl High Game in Beginners League
Sara Wilson of Team No 1 rolled 152 for the high game as the Beginners League played its second week at Garden Bowl. Marietta Snyder of Team No 3 had the best series with 401. Team No 1 led in both best team game 487 and top team series 1 373 while results show Team 2 defeating Team 4 3-0 1 254 to 949 and Team 1 beating Team 3 2-1 1 378 to 1 236.
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Buffalo Cindermen Open Season at Wichita South
Garden City High’s Buffaloes enter the 1966 track season led by coach Wayne Dicker son at the Wichita South High Relays. The squad travels to Sterling for the Sterling Relays after Thursday’s meet, lacking entries in pole vault, mile, and two mile. Events feature Hurdles Hartley Phillips Hands Mann, relays and sprints, with athletes Proudfit Caywood Nelson Burngardt Hands Need and Waters among scorers.
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Steve Need
Depperschmidt Stars In Prairie Mixed League Night
Ann Depperschmidt led results at Garden Bowl with a 231 high game and 594 series for Tatro Soft Water in the Prairie Mixed League. Sperry Construction matched best team game at 812 as several 225 plus women scores were recorded. Lawrence Dawson led Community Church with 202 and 504, helping his team post 2,907 in the league’s week.
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Scores Exhibition Baseball From The Associated Press
Tutstay’s Results list exhibition games with Detroit defeating New York A 7 to 4 Baltimore 5 New York N 3 St Louis 6 Cincinnati 4 Houston 5 Pittsburgh 3 Washington 8 Boston 7 Atlanta 4 Kansas City 3 Chicago 5 Minnesota 4 in 10 innings Philadelphia 8 Los Angeles 2 California 11 Cleveland 0 Chicago N 4 San Francisco.
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Milwaukee to host 1967 Golden Gloves Tourney
The 1967 national Golden Gloves Tournament was awarded to Milwaukee by the Golden Gloves Association of America. John Nagy director of recreation at Cleveland was elected president succeeding Stan Gallup of Roswell, New Mexico, who was named executive secretary.
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British Add Two Tourneys
American pro golfers will compete in two new British tournaments next year with top prizes up to 55 000. The Alcan Golfer of the Year Championship will invite 12 U S players and five Brits, while a second event pairs 50 British pros with five invited Americans. Americans must qualify through four 1967 events.
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