Marichal Signs 100000 Pact With Giants
San Francisco pitcher Juan Marichal agreed to a 1967 contract for 100000, making him the third pitcher in baseball history to reach six figures. He expressed readiness to start the opener against the Cardinals if healthy, aiming to win 20 games again, after posting 25 victories the prior season.
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Twins to Travel by Jet Hopes for Quick Start
The Minnesota Twins plan exclusive jet travel this season under Sam Mele to speed rest between games. Chief reasons include strong pitching depth led by Kant Grant and Jim Perry, plus power bats as Killebrew and Oliva support Versalles and Tovar infield and outfield. The club aims to rebound after a slow start last year and opens the season at Baltimore on April 1.
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Marichal Opens Season After Record Holdout
San Francisco ace Juan Marichal ended his holdout by agreeing to a $100,000 contract for 1967 and announced readiness for opening day. The Giants beat Angels 12 in 10 innings as Marichal returns to action amid spring games and other major league results featuring Bud Selig era notes.
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Twilight League Bowling Standings Clear of Matches
Summary of results shows multiple matches including Enix Brothers 4 over Tri-State Motors 0 and Wallace's Beauty Shop 3 over Slasher's Beauty Shop 2. Standings list S&W Auto Parts 74 and Rowland Chevrolet 6644 3744 with high individual scores and team totals across Skyline League play.
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Cassius Clay Postpones Army Induction Decision
Heavyweight champion Cassius Clay said he will wait while his draft records transfer from Louisville to Houston and the Houston board decides his induction. Louisville board chairman J Allen Sherman said the April 11 order was canceled and the case moves to Houston for a new call.
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Orioles Carry Pat Hand Into 1967 Season
The Baltimore Orioles bring back most of their 1966 roster as they chase success. Star Frank Robinson and Brooks Robinson headline a deep lineup while pitching questions loom. Manager Hank Bauer considers veteran starters and a strong bullpen to carry the club.
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TVA Lake Stage Report Lists Key Hydroelectric Dams
The report catalogs water levels for multiple TVA reservoirs including Fort Loudoun at 7.7 feet and Watts Bar near 73.2 feet, with Norris about 994.9 feet and Douglas around 499.9 feet. Other stations cited include Melton Hill 794.4, Hiwassee 1474.8, Fontana 1647-3, Santeetiah 181.21, Great Falls 793.3, Center Hill 494, and Cherokee 1044.9.
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Daily News ad text and service rates listing
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Middlesboro prep slate highlights spring sports roster
Middlesboro High School gears up for a busy spring as 96 athletes signed up for track, tennis, golf, baseball, and football. Coach Lewis Greer names a tennis team likely to field six players with regional hopes, while golf qualifiers begin next week. Spring football continues into next week before a vacation break, followed by practice in late season. The Southeastern Kentucky Conference meets at Middlesboro Country Club tonight to elect officers and crown basketball, track, and golf award winners.
Pat Riley Named to East West College All Star
Lexington Kentucky January game notes Clem Haskins of Western Kentucky will miss the East West College All Star game on medical advice. Pat Riley of the University of Kentucky will start in his place after Haskins wrist injury and Riley’s return from a slipped disc season. Riley averaged 18 points this season after a slow start.
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Mears Wins UPI Coach of the Year in SEC Banquet
University of Tennessee coach Ray Mears received the UPI SEC coach of the year award at a banquet honoring the conference champions in Knoxville. Ron Widby earned third team All-America and conference player of the year honors, while Tom Boerwinkle received All-American honorable mention. Clair Bee spoke as the featured speaker.
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Russians Take Title In Hockey Victory Over Canada
The Soviet Union won its fifth consecutive world title in Vienna, overcoming Canada after a strong comeback. The United States, 23-1, had hoped for a top four finish but faced West Germany in its final game as Sweden drew with Czechoslovakia to set up medal deciders. Coach Murray Williamson praised the young U.S. squad ahead of Grenoble 1968 competition. Canada’s coach lamented officiating, while Russia’s Arkadi Chirnishov lauded the Canadian team as great. Tuesday’s results left Sweden-Canada and Russia-Czechoslovakia as key medal matchups with Finland facing East Germany.
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Big Ten Coaches Face Warning Over Athletic Aid Rules
Chicago sources reveal Big Ten officials warned coaches to obey conference and NCAA rules on athletic aid or face dismissal. At least three coaches, including Pete Elliott, Harry Combes, and Howie Braun, resigned under pressure as universities threatened suspensions for violations. The informal warnings were sometimes in personal files or signed agreements. directors assert staff must stay compliant.
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Cubs Hope for Better Season Driven by Youth
Chicago Cubs management and players vow a stronger season as veterans like Ron Santo and Billy Williams back a rising core. Leo Durocher cites better fundamentals and training at Annaberg and Soghedale venues with Holtzman in the rotation and a mix of youth joining for a more compact, revised lineup.
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