Georgia Coach Raps Pros for Signing Ace
Georgia coach Vince Dooley condemns Vancouver’s bid for All-America safety Jake Scott who gave up his final college season to sign with the Canadian Football League club. Dooley says Vancouver did not contact him about the move and invited Scott to visit at the club’s expense, later affecting his eligibility.
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Satriano, Angels Far Apart as Fregosi Accepts Cut
Angels shortstop Jim Fregosi agreed to a slight pay cut from about 65 000 with a hoped for raise. Aurelio Rodriguez reported for camp as the team prepared. Other absences include Satriano with a ten thousand dollar gap to catcher Gordon Verrell while visa issues hamper Davalillo and Llenas.
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Drysdale Becomes an Executive with Upton Enterprises
Dodger star Don Drysdale became a corporate executive Friday joining Upton Enterprises as vice president. He will also serve as president of Rancho Rojo in Anza, a ranching and thoroughbred horse racing operation. He hopes to return to the Dodgers this year and noted ongoing contract negotiations.
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Viking Swimmers Trim El Camino in Conference Meet
Long Beach City College evens its Metropolitan Conference dual meet record at 1-1 by defeating El Camino 52-42 in the Warrior pool. Rosenburg wins the 200 yard butterfly. Willie takes the 100 freestyle and helps the 400 yard freestyle relay.
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Dodger Hopeful John Miller Seeks Major League Shot
John Miller, 25, former Spokane minor leaguer who hit 12 homers and 70 RBIs last season, pursues a major league spot with the Dodgers after a September 1966 Yankees cup of coffee. He has played all infield positions and even catcher's gear, intent on earning a utility role and long-term big-league entry.
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Howard Quits Nats Camp in Pay Dispute
Howard walks away from the Washington Senators training camp to press for a long term contract in the 80 000 to 100 000 dollar annual range. Owner Robert Short predicts a lengthy negotiation but notes goodwill and future signing potential.
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Oaks' Barry to Undergo Knee Surgery
Oakland Oaks star Rick Barry will enter UCLA Medical Center Monday for left knee surgery. The 24 year old will have an internal rearrangement by Dr Martin Blazina and is expected to stay five or six days. He will be out for the rest of the season.
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UCLA Star Lew Alcindor Wins AP Player of the Year
Lew Alcindor of UCLA named Associated Press College Basketball Player of the Year in a separate vote from the All America team. He collected 226 votes, well ahead of LSU star Pete Maravich who had 65. Alcindor, a 7 11 player and senior, heads to Pac 10 road games at Stanford and California while stressing team success over individual honors.
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UCLA
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Louisiana State University
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Houston
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Mutiny at Maryland Football As Players Denounce Coach
Maryland players sign a petition and threaten to skip spring practice if coach Bob Ward remains. Athletic director Jim Kehoe planned discussions after AA indoor track meet, as prior tensions since Ward’s arrival two years ago surface on campus.
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