Finley edges Holtzman in 1975 arbitration case
Oakland owner Charlie Finley won the first 1975 salary arbitration case, beating pitcher Ken Holtzman as talks among A's players continued. Several teammates settled disputes, including Vida Blue and Bill North, while others like Joe Rudi and Gene Tenace signed contracts.
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Charles C. Finley
Ken Holtzman
Finley
Holtzman
Rollie Fingers
Oakland
Vida Blue
Bill North
Joe Rudi
Gene Tenace
Paul Lindblad
Rudi
Blue
Tenace
Lindsad
Pat Dobson
New York Yankees
Cesar Geronimo
George Foster
Cincinnati Reds
Don Carruthers
Montreal Expos
Charlie Finley
Jets name Al Ward new general manager to replace Ewbank
New York Jets appoint Al Ward, former Dallas Cowboys administrator since 1966, as general manager succeeding retiring Weeb Ewbank. Wimbledon officials open talks on equal prize money with the WTA led by Billie Jean King. Nolan Ryan signs two year deal with the California Angels after his third no hitter and 22 wins in 1974.
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New York
New York Jets
National Football League
al Ward
Dallas Cowboys
Weeb Ewbank
Women’s Tennis Association
Billie Jean King
Anaheim
Nolan Ryan
California Angels
Miller 'bugged' but vows return at San Diego Open
Johnny Miller shrugged off a 73 and a mild flu as he eyed a comeback in the Andy Williams-San Diego Open. Leader Peter Oosterhuis shot 66 in windy, cool conditions while Miller trailed seven strokes, aiming for a big round to climb back into contention. Oosterhuis, Schroeder, MccNickle and Hayes led a tight leaderboard as Nicklaus Trevino Palmer and Player did not compete.
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San Diego
Johnny Miller
Miller
Peter Oosterhuis
Oosterhuis
Europe
John Schroeder
Artie MccNickle
Mark Hayes
Bruce Crampton
Australia
John Lister
New Zealand
Lou Graham
Phil Rodgers
Ray Floyd
Bobby Wadkins
Jack Nicklaus
Lee Trevino
Arnold Palmer
Gary Player
Britain
Lee Elder
Pensacola
Fla
New Miami Tops Madison in Butler County Eight Grade Invite
New Miami won 33 31 over Madison to capture the Butler County Eighth Grade Invitational title. New Miami led throughout and sealed the victory with four free throws in the final minute. John Whitaker led New Miami with nine points while Fitz Trenan scored 12 and Rob McGee added 11 for Madison.
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New Miami
Madison
Butler County
John Whitaker
Fitz Trenan
Rob McGee
Local Scores in ARMCO Patron and Independent Leagues
In ARMCO Patron Division Tubing defeated Scrap Prep 77 to 56 and Carpenter & Tin beat C. S. Mi 55 to 47. Pipe Shop 92 topped BOF 46 and MIRC Black Clawson won 63 to 46 over NCR Monroe Miami Foundry 70 to 44. Ohio Bell 58 and Crystal Tissue 44. In Independent League Hall's TV 64 edged Inland Container 58 while The Stars lost 57 to Chautauqua Lanes.
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ARMCO
Scrap Prep
Carpenter & Tin
C.S. Mi
Pipe Shop
BOF
Mirc Black Clawson
NCR
Miami Foundry
Crystal Tissue
Ohio Bell
Magnode
Independent League Hall's
Inland Container
the Stars
Chautauqua Lanes
Carlisle Pee Wee Basketball Tournament Opens Feb Second Line
The Carlisle Pee Wee Football Association sponsors a single elimination basket tourney for industrial and independent teams starting Feb 21 at the old Carlisle High gym. Top two teams receive trophies and the MVP earns honors. Entry fee is $40. Tourney chairmen are Charles Combs and Bob Corley, Carlisle, contact after 5 p.m.
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Carlisle
Carlisle Pee Wee Football Association
Old Carlisle High
Charles Combs
Bob Corley
Bobo Brazil to battle arch foe in Cincinnati match card
Bobo Brazil faces his arch rival the Sheik while Angelo and Lanny Poffo team with Wild Bull and Flying Fred Curry at Cincinnati Garden tomorrow night at 8. Thunderbolt Patterson and Hank James meet Baron Von Krupp and George The Animal Steele. Other stars include Rick Hamilton Pez Whatley Irish Mickey Doyle and Gary Fulton.
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Cincinnati
Bobo Brazil
the Sheik
Angelo
Lanny Poffo
Wild Bull
Fred Curry
Cincinnati Garden
Thunderbolt Patterson
Hank James
Baron von Krupp
George
Steele
Rick Hamilton
Pez Whatley
Mickey Doyle
Gary Fulton
Fenwick Girls Down Talawanda in 42-32 Victory
Mary McConnell scored 18 points to lead Fenwick High girls basketball past Oxford Talawanda 42-32. Fenwick junior varsity fell 25-24. varsity now owns a 6-1 season record.
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Mary McConnell
Fenwick High
Oxford Talawanda
Fenwick
River Downs sale faces debt hurdles before permits
Ohio Racing Commission chair says $375,000 owed to the state and about $250,000 to horsemen must be cleared to issue racing permits. California group led by George Goulding agreed to buy River Downs in Cincinnati from the Tweels for about $7.5 million, with $300,000 cash, $50,000 in six months, and $400,000 plus $250,000 over 10 years. Repair work required at clubhouse and grandstands could block opening. A March 4 meeting in Columbus will review the agreement.
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Ohio Racing Commission
Charles Ginsberg
California
George Goulding
Nicholas Tweel
Ft. Lauderdale
Fla
Racing Commission
Ohio
Goulding
Third Fifth Bank of
Cincinnati
Ginsberg
Columbus
Allison Seeks Five Daytona Wins In Windup At Speedway
Bobby Allison aims for four more victories after taking one of two 125 mile heats at Daytona. He notes prize money and prestige drive the effort while criticizing the race for not counting toward NASCAR standings. He will start the Daytona 500 in third, behind Donnie Allison and David Pearson.
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Daytona Beach
Fla
Bobby Allison
Daytona International Speedway
Allison
Donnie Allison
David Pearson
Jiles Fires 639 Series For Avon in Women’s Major
Juanita Jiles sparkled in the Sports Bowl Women’s Major League posting a 639 series on games of 178 213 and 248 for Avon. Ruth Rose in her first year of league play topped a 520 series at Eastern Lanes with 198 185 137 for Donut King.
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Juanita Jiles
Jiles
Avon
Ruth
Sam
Rose
Donut King
Hensley
Lee
Eisele
Yocum
Stacy
Selby
Yocum Morningstar
Haney
Davis
Barker
Goodwin
Palmer
Beatty
Compton
Alexander Women Files
Byrd
Donisi
Buchholz
Baruch
Hatfield
Lay Lemmons
Fugett
Caudill
Meyer
M. Meyer
B. Forsythe
M. Buchholz
L. Schluter
G. Gomia
M. Rohrkemper A
Truesdell
Kelly
Gephart
DO. Jackson
J. Johnson
J. Wendt
Krasnowski
J. Hampton
D. Staton
Monroe girls split with Ross in basketball games
The Monroe High girls split basketball with Ross High yesterday. The varsity won 32 to 22 while the junior varsity lost 22 to 20. Linda Perdue led the Hornet varsity with eight points and Patty Miller scored eight for the JVs.
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Monroe High
Ross
Linda Perdue
Hornet
Patty Miller
Jvs
Buffalo 3 Boston 1 and Philadelphia 4 Chicago
NHL scores show Buffalo defeats Boston 3 to 1 while Philadelphia tops Chicago 4 to ? The fragment also lists Kansas City beating Washington 5 to 1 and San Diego 6 Baltimore 5 with Quebec 5 and Phoenix 3 in WHA action.
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Buffalo
Boston
Philadelphia
Chicago
Kansas City
Washington
San Diego
Baltimore
Quebec
Phoenix
Glasses Sharpen Overton's Upset in Chicago Tennis
Wendy Overton wore glasses for the first time and defeated Evonne Goolagong 6-3 6-4 to reach the Chicago Women's Tennis Tournament semifinal. Navratilova, Court, and Evert also won, with Riessen, Gerken, Dent, and Richey advancing in their events. Connors and Mayer moved into the U S Indoor Open semis.
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Wendy Overton
Miss Overton
Evonne Goolagong
Chicago
Evonne
Miss Goolagong
Martina Navratilova
Margaret Court
Chris Evert
Miss Navratilova
Olga Morozova
Miss Court
Nancy Richey Gunter
Miss Evert
Julie Heldman
Marty Riessen
United States
Milan Holecek
West Germany
Toronto
Paul Gerken
Mike Estep
Phil Dent
Cliff Drysdale
Cliff Richey
Mark Cox
Jimmy Connors
Alex Mayer
Salisbury
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