Dodgers End Holdout Sign 1966 Contracts
Don Drysdale and Sandy Koufax signed 1966 Dodgers contracts ending a 32 day holdout. Koufax reportedly earns 120000 dollars and Drysdale about 100000 as Walter O Malley and Paramount Pictures benefit from publicity. The piece notes potential minor league moves for other Dodgers and questions spring training implications for next year.
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New Hockey Franchises Warned for Tampering
NHL president Clar ence Campbell announced that three tampering reports involving nonplaying personnel were received. He did not name the teams but said an executive employee of one new franchise holder was involved. The six new franchises include Los Angeles, San Francisco Oakland, Pittsburgh, Philadelphia, St Louis, and Minneapolis Saint Paul.
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Indonesia Leads Far East in Oil As Rubber Tin Rise
Indonesia remains the leading Far Eastern source of petroleum and ranks second to Malaysia in rubber and tin output, reflecting its growing role in regional commodities markets.
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Sam Butterfield Named Athletics Director at Hutchinson
Sam Butterfield, 46, former head basketball coach at Hutchinson Community Junior College, is named director of athletics succeeding Charlie Lasher who will retire after two years. Gene Keady becomes basketball coach. Butterfield led teams to 181 wins and 59 losses with four national tournaments appearances.
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Wichita hurdles ace sets national mark
Wichita Heights High School hurdler Ron Beiter won the 330 yard intermediate hurdles in 38.6 seconds to break the national interscholastic record and also captured the high and low hurdles. He anchored the winning mile relay, but Beiter's team finished fourth overall as Topeka High led with 64 points at Salina Invitational Relays.
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Fuel cells power space use now may expand to rockets and home TV
The article notes fuel cells are currently used in space missions and envisions future widespread adoption. It suggests potential to run rockets and household devices like televisions, highlighting ongoing development and broad prospects for the technology.
Ancient Pappas Struggles in Reds Spring Start
The Chicago White Sox crushed Cincinnati Pappas for nine runs and seven hits over five innings as Frank Robinson posted strong spring hitting. Pappas walked six and threw two wild pitches in the outing.
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Trade sparks Reds Orioles swap Pappas for Robison and others
Pappas and Robinson headline a four player winter trade between the Reds and Orioles. Pappas calls the move a career break while Robinson doubts Crosley Field will suit the pitcher. The deal reshapes both lineups as spring trainingopens and expectations rise.
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Beliveau Hull Heroes In Stanley Cup Semifinals
Montreal star Beliveau scored late to give the Canadiens a 4 3 win over Toronto in the opening game at the Montreal Forum. Hull netted the pivotal goal for Chicago in their 2 1 victory over Detroit in Chicago, as the series moves to Montreal Saturday and Chicago Sunday.
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