Angels trade Wright for catcher Ellie Rodriguez in 10 player swap
California Angels acquire catcher Ellie Rodriguez from Milwaukee in a 10 player deal that also sends Clyde Wright to the Brewers. The trade shifts include outfielders Ollie Brown and Joe Lahoud and pitchers Skip Lockwood and Gary Ryerson joining California, with a player to be named later.
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Simpson Plays Through Ankle Sprain On Bills
Buffalo Bills star running back Simpson powered through a swollen ankle on Monday after a sprain in Sundays defeat to the Dolphins. He expects to play Monday night against Kansas City at Rich Stadium despite crutch use and bowlegged ankles.
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Killanin pushes IOC reforms and pace of change
Lord Killanin, one year into his IOC presidency, accelerates reforms in amateurism rules, training leave, and Olympic size. He supports women on the IOC, trims the program to curb gigantism, and plans further talks with international federations before a new eligibility rule for Montreal 1976.
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Expansion eyed as Kuhn pushes cross cultural baseball
Baseball Commissioner Bowie Kuhn says Major League expansion is possible soon with Pacific League teams and Western Hemisphere clubs, naming Toronto Seattle New Orleans and Mexico City as prime candidates. He envisions three major leagues including a Pacific League and potential divisional playoffs of seven games.
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AL president may step aside today
Joe Cronin, 67, leader of the American League since 1959, is expected to relinquish the presidency today to Lee MacPhail at a league owners meeting. Cronin will remain as chairman while MacPhail gradually takes on full duties. Cronin reshaped the league, expanding to 12 teams and adopting the designated hitter rule.
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Ohio State Tops AP Football Poll With Narrow Alabama Nudge
Ohio State remains No 1 in the AP college football poll after a 37 7 win over Indiana. Alabama closes on Ohio State from behind after routing Tennessee 42 21. Oklahoma, Michigan, Penn State, Southern California, Missouri, Notre Dame and LSU hold spots as Nebraska slips from 2 to 11 following a 13 12 loss to Missouri.
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Solunar Tables Guide For Daily Sport Timings
Solunar Tables from Richard Alden Knight outline daily periods to fish in productive zones or hunt in favorable cover. Plan activities around these periods to maximize sport potential and success for each day.
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