Austrians Plan To Pull Skiers From Olympics
SAPPORO Japan AP Austrian officials prepared to withdraw the entire ski team Alpine Nordic from the Games after the IOC refused to reinstate ace Karl Schranz The move followed Schranz disqualification for selling his name and photo for advertising and Austrians pledged to pull eight Alpine men and six women plus three jumpers cross country skiers and one Nordic combined skier from the event.
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International Olympic Committee
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Karl Heinz Klee
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Joe Morgan Signs 1972 Contract With Reds
Cincinnati Reds announce second baseman Joe Morgan has signed for 1972 after the winter trade that sent Tommy Helms Lee May and Jimmy Stewart to Houston. They also signed Greg Sinatra a 20 year old catcher from West Hartford Conn and began mail order ticket sales for the April 5 opener versus Houston.
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Joe Morgan
Cincinnati Reds
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Tommy Helms
Lee May
Jimmy Stewart
Houston Astros
Houston
Reds
Greg Sinatra
West Hartford
Conn
Sinatra
P.O. Box
Cougar Freshmen Outshoot Titans in Narrow Win
Edgewood freshman team used 11 free throws in the final period to defeat Middletown Titans 44 to 38. The Cougars had 11 free throws in the second quarter after three in the first half. Mike Oliver scored 12 for the Cougars and Derrek Williams 12 for the Titans.
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Titans
Cougars
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Derrek Williams
Limited Madison Franklin game tickets remain on sale
A limited supply of tickets for Friday night's Madison Franklin basketball game remains at both schools. Franklin offers adult tickets first come, first served at the high school office for 1.25 dollars from noon to 4 p.m. Wednesday. Madison has both student and adult tickets available from 8:30 a.m. to 4 p.m. at the high school office.
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Franklin
High
Musselman urges silence on brawl while backing players
Minnesota coach Bill Musselman spoke after the Minnesota Ohio State brawl, calling for end to public discussion but defending his team. He said continued silence could bolster accusations, and he apologized for the incident while supporting suspended players Ron Behagen and Corky Taylor who faced rest of season suspensions.
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University of Minnesota
Bill Musselman
Big Ten
Wayne Duke
Ron Behagen
Corky Taylor
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Corky
Hannum Attacks ABA Policy On Underclassmen Drafting
Cincinnati AP reports Alex Hannum president of the Denver Rockets and coach criticizes the ABA and NBA drafts of underclassmen as harmful to college basketball. He likens the move to cutting off its nose to spite its face and urges guidelines to ease antitrust concerns amid merger talk.
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Pro Basketball Monday's Results and Tuesday Schedule
No games scheduled Tuesday. Readouts list matchups including Boston at Baltimore Detroit at New York Phoenix at Portland Seattle at Chicago Milwaukee versus Golden State at San Diego Cleveland at Buffalo. Indiana 122 Virginia 115 Utah 135 Carolina 115 Virginia at New York Carolina at Denver Dallas at Memphis.
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Sales Service Runs 25th Straight Victory
Sales Service won its 25th straight game and eighth conference contest this season in whipping Zincgrip 59 to 30 at Verity last night. Dave Shockey scored 15 points for the winners and Ed Evans totaled 13 for the losers.
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Dave Shockey
Ed Evans
City Cage Box Scores Showdown Across Local Teams
Box score snapshot lists Yankee Rd CG 75 led by Meyers 30 and Banfield 20 as Blast Furnace barely beat Instrument Repair 39 33. DeCoil tops Open Hearth 34 36, Gary Emrick 14 and Charles Bailey 9 lead for Hearth. Faith United Methodist down to 52 and St Luke's 75 over Gratis 63, Grace Baptist pummels Mt Olivet 103 46.
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Edgewood Boosters To Meet Thursday
TRENTON The Edgewood Athletic Boosters Association will hold its monthly business meeting at the high school Thursday at 7 30 p.m The first part of the program open to the public will be a demonstration of what a spectator should look for during a wrestling match Members of the wrestling team will present the program The regular business meeting will follow.
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Edgewood Athletic Boosters Association
Harrison Bolls Leads Ta-Ho With 714 Series
Harrison Bolls opened with 289 and 257 before a 168 in the third game to total 714 for Ta-Ho in the All-Star League at Sports Bowl. It marks the 10th 700 series this season. Boots Harding added a 600 series at Eastern with 235 162 203, but Bea Withers totaled 623 to set the high mark.
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Kirby Signs Padre Pact Seals fourth year for Kirby with Padres
San Diego AP report says Clay Kirby agreed to terms on a contract for a fourth year with the Padres. Kirby, age 23, was the club's winningest pitcher, finishing last season with a 15-13 record. The exact terms were not disclosed.
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Chiefs to meet Packers in Milwaukee exhibition game
The Kansas City Chiefs announced a National Football League exhibition with the Green Bay Packers at County Stadium in Milwaukee on September 9. The game will feature two NFL teams facing off in a pre season setting, highlighting both franchises' preparation for the upcoming season.
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Starr to retire after 1972 season if healthy
Bart Starr, 38, told the Associated Press in Nashville that he plans to retire after the 1972 season if physically able to play. He cited health concerns from a lingering right shoulder, but said the decision could hinge on his condition and his interest in coaching in the future.
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Squires’ Lesson Comes Late in ABA Clash
The Virginia Squires fall 123 115 to Indiana Pacers as Bob Netolicky erupts for 26 points and 20 rebounds after a slow start. Charlie Scott leads Squires with 37 points while Utah Stars crush the Carolina Cougars 135 115 as Zelmo Beaty nets 34 and 27 rebounds.
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Atkins Named To Bills Staff
BUFFALO AP Billy Atkins athletic director and head football coach at Troy State College in Alabama has been named defensive backfield coach for the Buffalo Bills. Atkins was a defensive back and punter for the Bills in the early 1960s and finished his pro career with the Denver Broncos in 1964.
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Bengals Pick Aims Highlighted By Draft Plans
Cincinnati Bengals hold second overall pick with Paul Brown stating preparations cover best available player. Defense remains priority after 4-10 season, with safety and cornerback needs. Patulski expected to be chosen by Buffalo. he predicts Cincinnati. Exhibition schedule set includes Packers at Green Bay August 5 and Browns at Columbus September 3. Dolphins game August 19. Virgil Carter in a cast explains a small broken bone in right hand from Cleveland game.
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Canada Tilts On U S Tubes
A sports production company led by Ralph Kiner will telecast 21 weeks of Canadian Football League games to the United States on Wednesday nights starting June 21 with Grey Cup highlights. CFL season runs August through November. former Green Bay Packer guard Jerry Kramer will be the color commentator.
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