Finley says Kansas City rejected four to five year pact for A’s stay
Charles O. Finley disclosed that offers to keep the Athletics in Kansas City for four or five years were rejected before he sought to move the team to Louisville. He cited three deals with no escape clauses and rent rebates, noting the city would not guarantee long terms. Finley plans to present his move to the American League at a June 16 meeting chaired by Joe Cronin, with strong support from Louisville officials.
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Central Panthers Visit Middlesboro In Key SEEC Tilt Tonight
Knox Central, 7-1, seeks a fifth straight win as it visits Middlesboro for a 7 45 p m tip in junior high gym. Barnstorming season notes say Central beat Barbourville before the holidays and hopes for a repeat against a Middsboro squad that has troubled the Panthers in past meetings.
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Rosburg's 66 Leads Field In San Diego
In the San Diego Open, Bob Rosburg, a former PGA champion and one of golf’s top players, shot a four under par 66 to lead the $30,000 event as darkness halted round completion. Jerry Barber Frank Beard and Don Finsterwald were among the leaders yet to finish, with 31s and 34s respectively as night fell.
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Dunbar and Wheelwright Added to LIT Field
Louisville invites 1864 Louisville Invitational Tournament field is set with Lexington Dunbar and Wheelwright accepting bids for the Jan 23-25 prep tourney. Wheelwright, 14-0, replaces Ashland which declined. Central and Mayfield are top seeds, with Xavier High hosting seed meeting Monday. other invited teams include Elizabethtown Catholic and Mayfield.
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East Cage Results Highlight Varied Scores Across Matches
United Press International East cage results show Rhode Island 60, Holy Cross 77 and a series of tight finishes including Cortland 74 over Owego St. 73 in overtime and notable upsets like Penn St. 87 defeating Penn Olympics 61. Other games featured Wake Forest 80 over North Carolina 71 and Baylor 62 over Southwest Texas Tech 82.
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Ramos Fight Set Tonight at Olympic Auditorium
Sugar Ramos moves up to lightweight to face Argentina’s Vicente Dorada in a nationally televised 1 round bout at the Olympic Auditorium in Los Angeles. Ramos, who won the featherweight crown from Davey Moore, is a 2-1 favorite over Dorada, a rising junior lightweight contender. Dorada previously troubled Kenny Lane in a close decision last year.
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Wildcats Clash With LSU as They Seek to End Skid
Kentucky, 5-7, hosts LSU at Lexington aiming to halt a six game slide and protect a fading top 10 ranking. UCLA enters 11-0 with a big win streak and hosts USC, while LSU hopes to rebound from a 5-7 start. Florida, Texas Tech, West Virginia, Wake Forest, and others won Thursday night as action moved across the nation.
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Bowling Coffee League and Tri-State League Standings
Standings show Cumberland Ford and Marys Shop leading in the Coffee League with high singles and highs by Kate Page Howard Insurance and Kate Pace. Tri-State results list T H Campbell Ella Antique Mont Ward RC Cola and Colley Funeral Home with top scores by J Pitzer Johns Store and Dave Celson.
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Morehead State Avg 97 Leads NCAA Offense List
Morehead State runs second nationally in team offense per NCAA Service Bureau major college stats through Jan 7 with a 97 point average. Harold Sergent has 217 points and a 31 point per game average, fourth in the nation. Howard Komives of Bowling Green tops the division with 33 points per game and Danny Schultz of Tennessee leads in free throw percentage at .975.
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Kentucky Picks And Scores For Tonight
Pit’s Sports Slants lists Kentucky guesses for tonight’s action across Kentucky teams and college games. It notes London, Barbourville Central, Middlesboro, Williamsburg, Lynn Camp, Hazel Green, Lone Jack, Bell High, Monticello Red Bird, and others with listed point spreads and opponents. It projects Kentucky to beat LSU by a margin, but warns the night could swing if the Wildcats vent on Georgia Tech and Vanderbilt, with Tulane looming Saturday in Lexington.
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