Padres Move Sparks National League Antitrust Fight
San Diego announced relocation to Washington D C amid trade activity at winter meetings. The Padres face a 12 million antitrust suit from San Diego and a move indemnity pact with Washington while key trades sent Wynn to Los Angeles Osteen to Houston and Doyle to California as 17 deals totaled 40 players this week.
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Jimmy Wynn
Los Angeles
Claude Osteen
Denny Doyle
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Washington
D.C
Wynn-Osteen
Astros
Dodgers
Philadelphia Phillies
Doyle
Angels
National League
Padres
Danzansky
Joseph Danzansky
Wynn
Osteen
Dave Culpepper
Bengals Jinx Talk Heats Up Before Cincinnati Showdown
Cincinnati Bengals rookie Charles Boobie Clark braces for a pivotal clash with Cleveland after key run totals put him near 1000 yards. Clark says focus is on hard football and mistake-free play as the division race tightens.
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Clark
Cincinnati Bengals
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Paul Brown
Browns
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Lombardi
Pittsburgh
Franco Harris
Eagles defensive end Gerry Philbin to retire after season
Gerry Philbin, 32, announced he will retire at the end of the current NFL season after ten years in the league. He played nine seasons with the Jets before being traded to Kansas City and then claimed by the Eagles prior to this season.
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Pro hockey Thursday results across leagues
In nhl action Montreal defeated the Islanders 4 to 2 and Buffalo beat the Rangers 8 to 4. Toronto tied Minnesota 4 to 1. In wha play Edmonton triumphed over Toronto 4 to 3, Jersey edged Cleveland 3 to 2, Los Angeles defeated Houston 4 to 3.
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Connors Joins Tennis Parade In World Team Tennis
Boston AP Young Jimmy Connors 21 signed a letter of intent to play for the Baltimore Banners in WTT next year. Ilie Nastase may also join with New York Sets after contract talks. the ATP boycott threatens world tour bans for players joining WTT. Connors holds wins this year including Pro Championship and Pacific Southwest.
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Jimmy Connors
Ilie Nastase
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Belleville
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Pacific Southwest
WTT
Baltimore
Bill Riordan
Salisbury
Nastase
Association of Tennis Professionals
Riordan
New York
Franklin eighth graders defeat Waynesville for second win
Kevin Hollon scored 15 points and Dan Riley grabbed 12 rebounds as Franklin eighth grade basketball team beat Waynesville 48 to 24 for their second win of the season.
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Kevin Hollon
Dan Riley
Waynesville
UNM Fires Head Coach Feldman in Albuquerque Football Shakeup
Rudy Feldman the University of New Mexico football coach was fired in Albuquerque prompting a major program shakeup. The brief notes other sports results include Peggy Michael advancing in Brisbane tennis and Nastase defeating Newcombe in Boston while Gorman falls to Kodes. Casper leads after round one in Rabat at the Han Nan II Trophy.
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Australia
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Diane Fromholtz
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Illie Nastase
John Newcombe
Jan Kodes
Czechoslovakia
Tom Gorman
Seattle
Rabat
Morocco
Billy Casper
Carlisle eighth grade win over Bellbrook to move to 2-0
Carlisle eighth grade basketball team improved to 2-0 with a 38-34 victory over Bellbrook. Ed Crowe led Carlisle scoring with 12 points.
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Bellbrook
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Larry Doby Returns to Indians as Coach
The Cleveland Indians announce Larry Doby will join the club as a coach. Doby, 50, has been with the Montreal Expos since 1968 and spoke with manager Ken As Promonte and GM Phil Seghi before deciding. He is the first Black player in the American League and helped the Indians win pennants in 1948 and 1954.
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Montreal Expos
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Phil Seghi
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Seghi
Yaz signs in Japan but not to play baseball
Carl Yastrzemski of the Boston Red Sox says he is intrigued by the idea of playing baseball in Japan but only if allowed within the major league reserve clause. The Globe cites a dispatch noting he appeared in Japan to discuss endorsements of Japanese made baseball gear, not a contract.
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Carl Yastrzemski
Boston Red Sox
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Boston Globe
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Globe
United States
Gymnastics win for Wildcats at dual meet
Franklin High Wildcats defeated Fairmont West 138.45 to 101.8 in Kettering. Bob McCloud won side horse and vaulting while Irv Kenerly won floor exercise and tied for first with Mel Morton in parallel bars. Virgil Powell and Denny Huff tied for first on the trampoline.
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Wildcats
Bob McCloud
Irv Kenerly
Mel Morton
Franklin
Virgil Powell
Denny Huff
Wildcat
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