Yankees drop Nettles in trading game
In Honolulu at the winter meetings the Yankees traded Graig Nettles to Cleveland along with Jerry Moses for John Ellis Charlie Spikes Rusty Torres and Jerry Kenney. Mets sent Tommie Agee to Houston for Rich Chiles and Buddy Harris and acquired Phil Hennigan from Cleveland for Brent Strom and Bob Rauch. Pirates and Tigers made a four player deal, Reds traded Bill Voss to St Louis for Pat Jacquez.
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Wednesday Basketball Games Schedule Observed
The list shows scheduled midweek games including Portland versus Detroit Phoenix hosting Golden State Baltimore at Houston San Antonio and New York at Philadelphia Seattle at Boston Portland at Kansas City Omaha Chicago visiting Milwaukee Atlanta at Phoenix and other Tuesday and Monday notes with various matchups and venues.
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Solunar Tables Schedule From Knight's Tables
Solunar periods are printed from Richard Alden Knight's SOLUNAR TABLES. Plan days to fish in good territory or hunt in good cover during these times to maximize sport.
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Sullivan A Mongoose On Winnipeg Grid
Vic Grant profiles Jim Sullivan a rookie tackle for the Winnipeg Bem ers in the Canada Football League. At 6 4 245 pounds he earned starter status after a year out as a defensive coach at Lincoln University and a 1969 Packers training camp stint under Vince Lombardi era. Sullivan shows grit and aims to refine pass rush and reading of offenses amid Winnipeg winter grind.
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Leo Lewis
Green Bay Packers
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So Cal and Alabama top final AP poll of regular season
So Cal and Alabama remain No 1 and No 2 in the Associated Press college football poll. Both teams were idle at 10-0. USC drew 46 of 50 first place votes and 900 points, Alabama 4 first place votes and 890 points. Oklahoma moved to third after a 17-14 win over Nebraska. Ohio State rose to fourth after routing Michigan. The Top Ten also included Penn State Texas Michigan Nebraska Auburn and Notre Dame with others listed as Georgia Tech Iowa State Missouri NC State Purdue San Diego State Tampa Texas Tech Tulane Washington.
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Kentucky coach to be replaced
The University of Kentucky Athletic Board voted not to renew Coach John Ray's contract. President Otis Singletary said a screening committee, led by Athletic Director Harry Lancaster, will search for a successor with no target date set. Ray's four year record was 10-33 with 38 losses this season.
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Whalers blank Crusaders 3-0 for big WHA win
In Boston at the Garden on Monday night the Whalers defeated the Cleveland Crusaders 3-0 behind Al Smith’s first shutout with 24 saves. Gerry Cheevers, back in town with Cleveland, stopped 28 shots as coach Jack Kelley called the win very satisfying.
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Duck Callers Contest Opens in Stuttgart
The 37th World Championship Duck Calling Contest begins at 10 a.m. Saturday in Stuttgart. Sponsored by the Stuttgart Chamber of Commerce, the event features four titles: junior world, state, women's world, and world champion.
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Filion sets all time harness win record at Roosevelt
WESTBURY N Y AP Herve Filion the harness racing leading driver set an all time record 544 victories in a year by winning the fifth race at Roosevelt Raceway Eden All the pacer gave Filion his third win of the card The 32 year old Canadian born driver broke his own world record of 543 set on Dec 31 1971.
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Bobcats hold off Scrappers in 31 20 win for Hope
Hope Bobkittens improve to 1 1 with a 31 20 victory over Nashville. Cary Mitchell and Dennis Washington led 10 5 after first quarter while Washington 12 points topped the scoring. Kitty Cats fall 41 21 to Nashville Junior Girls as Judy Click scores 25.
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Jonesboro and Hot Springs share AAA title
Jonesboro and Hot Springs were named cochampions of Class AAA after a 14 14 tie that extended into three overtimes. The decision followed a halted game in mud at Hot Springs, with executive director Johnnie Burnett stating officials and coaches agreed to end play and award a shared trophy. The ruling reflects AAA rules on ties and season end dates.
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Leaks Aims For Third Straight SWC Rushing Title
Roosevelt Leaks of Texas will enter the final SWC game needing 270 yards to secure the rushing crown, with Alvin Maxson of SMU a potential challenger. Morton of Arkansas finished second with 1,188 yards, the third-leading seasonal total in SWC history. Leaks closed the year at 1,099 yards, a top sophomore showing and sixth best in the conference.
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Dolphins rout Cardinals as Stowe shines in circus night
Miami improved to 11-0 with an 31-10 win over St. Louis as Otto Stowe caught two touchdowns and Earl Morrall connected for 210 yards. The game closed in a chaotic scene with fans and players mingling while security restrained the uproar.
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Associated Press
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Pitt fires coach DePasqua after 1-10 season
Pitt athletic director Casimir Mysliaski announced the firing two days after the Panthers finished 1-10 with a loss to Penn State. He said the search seeks a coach with impact and a big-name profile to boost belief, attendance, and recruiting.
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