Baseball Trades Spark at Winter Meetings as 28 Players Change Uniforms
At dawn the Yankees and Rangers led a flurry of eight trades involving 28 players including Frank Robinson and Rich Allen. Orioles sent Robinson and Richert to Dodgers for four young players while Allen moved to White Sox for Tommy John and Steve Huntz. Major trades continued through the day with Bernie Allen, Denny Riddleberger, Del Unser and others changing teams as the meetings hit peak activity with 12 trades among 16 clubs by Thursday.
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Baseball trades outline for multiple teams
The Trading Board lists several team exchanges. Dodgers receive Frank Robinson and Pete Richert. Orioles obtain Doyle Alexander Bobby O'Brien Sergio Robles Royle Stillman. Dodgers also acquire Tommy John Steve Huntz. White Sox pick up Richie Allen. Yankees gain Bernie Allen. Rangers receive Gary Jones Terry Ley. Indians receive Jones Ley Del Unser Dennis Riddleberger. Rangers acquire Rich Hand Mike Paul Ken Suarez Roy Foster. Yankees receive Rich McKinney. White Sox obtain Stan Bahsen. Royals acquire John Mayberry Dave Grangaard. Astros get Jim York Lance Clemons. Braves obtain Paul Casanova. Rangers gain Hal King. Tigers pick up Tom Haller for cash.
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NFL Week Predictions From Mexico Moe Predix
Mexico Moe predicts bold NFL outcomes with a slate of games featuring the Jets, Cowboys, Dolphins, Vikings, and Steelers. Notable notes include Joe Namath’s return to starting duties, Hadl facing the Vikings, and Green Bay’s clash with St. Louis as playoff hopes loom for several teams.
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Oklahoma Favored Over OSU in Big Eight Showdown
KANSAS CITY AP report says third-ranked Oklahoma should win and seize undisputed second place in the Big Eight with a victory over Oklahoma State. Nebraska and Hawaii meet in Honolulu with the title already secure for Nebraska. A Cowboys loss could create a tie for second with Colorado and Oklahoma State would drop to fifth with a loss or tie required to avoid a share with Kansas State and Kansas.
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Harvey's 33 Lifts Centralia Past Madison In 92-80 Victory
In Madison, Centralia led by Bob Harvey with 33 points as the Panthers pulled away in the third quarter. Harvey shot 9 of 12, powering a 92-80 win over Madison. Wieschhaus scored 17, Bryson and Burnett added 14 and 13 respectively with six blocks. JV and younger Panthers also won in a Paris double header.
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Wellsville Offense Pushes Past Ashland 86 69 in Consolation
Wellsville defeats Ashland 86 to 69 in the Montgomery County Invitational consolation game as Barney Fisher and the Briscoe brothers spark the offense. Bowling Green outpaces Louisiana 65 41 to reach the final. Silex meets Ashland for seventh and Wellsville faces New Haven for fifth, with Louisiana vs Columbia U High for third.
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Peace Policy Fails Williams in Mexico Bullpups loss
In a Thursday night high school basketball game, Moberly Spartans defeated Mexico 60 46 as Williams fouled Franks and both were ejected. Williams led Mexico with 13 points despite limited second half, while Denny Robb led Moberly with 24. In the B game, Mexico won 36 31 with Oligschlaeger scoring 11.
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Namath Aims to Fire Jets Past Cowboys in Dallas Clash
Broadway Joe Namath returns as starter for the New York Jets in Texas Stadium against the Dallas Cowboys who seek their sixth straight playoff berth. Namath, last in October 1970, eyes the big play as Dallas fields a leaky pass defense while Roger Staubach leads a high powered attack in a nationally televised showdown.
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Associated Press
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NFL Week Schedule and Key Divisional Battles
Dallas hopes fourth straight win as Staubach shines while Garrison recovers and Duane Thomas may start with Calvin Hill. Jets sit 4-8 as AFC rivals vie for playoff spots with Kansas City at San Francisco in Monday night bout.
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Tarheels rout Rice as No. 2 UNC opens strong
North Carolina, ranked No. 2, routs Rice 127-69 in the season opener at home. Dennis Wuycik led with 24, Robert McAdoo and Bobby Jones added 17 and 16 respectively, while Rice coach Don Knodel lamented the swift tempo set by the Tarheels.
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Associated Press
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University of North Carolina
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Ledgerland Schedule Tonight and Saturday Night
Ledgerland presents matchups for tonight and Saturday including Centralia at MMA Elsberry at Van-Far North Callaway at Hallsville New Haven versus Wellsville in the Montgomery Tourney South-place event Palmyra at Paris Community A-6 at Cairo Mark Twain at Hermann Moberly at Mexico Bowling Green versus Montgomery County championship Montgomery Tourney South Callaway at MMA.
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ABA Scoreboard Thursday results and Friday NBA slate
The recap notes Utah defeats Floridians 99 to 98 in NAL play and Philadelphia tops Detroit 3 to nothing in a low scoring game. Buffalo crushes Los Angeles 7 to 0 while Buffalo defeats Baltimore 199 to 105 in the Friday NBA schedule. Chisago faces California in the lone listed NBA matchup.
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Dill Leads Disney Tourney as Rain Delays Round Two
Terry Dill sits atop the Walt Disney World Open after a 65 to lead Jack Nicklaus by two as rain postpones the second round to Saturday. Dill, 6-foot-3 and 65, credits a back injury from four months ago as possibly the best thing that happened to him, in his first strong showing in months on the pro tour.
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