Reflected Glory Retired To Stud After Flamingo Win
Trainer Hirsch Jacobs announced Reflected Glory has been retired to stud after eight wins from 12 starts including the Flamingo Stakes at Hialeah. The 4-year-old son of Jester Kysistra carries the silks of Mrs. Ethel Jacobs with earnings of $178, B. pal.
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Mets Sign Three Rookies and Two Veterans for 1968
The New York Mets announced the signings of rookies Danny Frisella Don Wilkinson and Jerry Morales along with outfielders as part of 14 players under contract for 1968.
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Local Spring Sports Calendar Sought by Avalanche Journal
The Avalanche Journal requests area schools and clubs to submit golf track and tennis meet dates for the spring sports calendar to be published each Sunday during the season.
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USTFF to Decide Policy on AAU Threats in New York Meet
The United States Track and Field Federation meets to set policy after AAU threats to athletes that competing in the New York meet February 9 could endanger Olympic eligibility. Rev. Wilfred H. Crowley S J., USTFF president, says no sanction will be sought and argues for athletic freedom. He also addresses Congress and Sen. Javits regarding potential congressional intervention.
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Nolan High School defeats CTK in Knights of Columbus tourney
Nolan High School toppled Christ The King High School 49 to 30 in Fort Worth during the Fourth Annual Knights of Columbus basketball tournament. Earl Mitchell led Nolan with a 1 point contribution while CTK’s Bob Connorsa scored 11 points as CTK shot 27 percent from the floor and 43 percent at the line.
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Fort Worth Christian Beats Lubbock Christian 59 to 51
Fort Worth Christian held a narrow lead throughout the game to defeat Lubbock Christian High School 59 51 in a Christian Conference matchup. Lubbock Christian trailed 12 9 after the first period and 32 22 at halftime as Gary Keener led Lubbock with 26 points and David Gregory added 12 while Russell Leigh scored 28 for Fort Worth.
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Medwick Eyes Hall of Fame as 1968 AP Ballot Reveals Results
Hall of Fame voting by baseball writers in Cooperstown will name 1968 candidates with Joe Medwick facing a veterans committee review after a tight race last year. Medwick, 57, spent 17 NL seasons mainly with the Cardinals and tied records for runs batted in and batting titles.
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Players, owners clash over minimum salary raise and mediation
The Players Association rejects the owners committee plan and seeks mediation to resolve stalled talks on a minimum salary raise from 7000 to 12000. The owners say their final offer stands and accuse the players of blocking progress while demanding concessions to the pension plan and scheduling.
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