Baseball Stars Spar Over Contracts In Quiet Monday
Jim Maloney calls Reds offer for 250 innings ridiculous while Allen seeks 150000 with Cardinals and Clarke asks two salaries from the Yankees. Marichal signs a 125000 deal as McLain receives fan support amid financial troubles.
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Associated Press
Jim Maloney
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Richie Allen
New York Yankees
Horace Clarke
Juan Marichal
San Francisco
Red
Maloney
Open Net Play May Lose Pros Open Net Play May Lose
Pro tennis groups warn they may skip the U S Open at Forest Hills if talks with the USLTA fail. World Championship Tennis and the National Tennis League say they will not commit to American opens without clear terms. They control top players including Rod Laver Tony Roche and John Newcombe and criticize the amateur body's handling.
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George MacCall
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Sociation
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Forest Hills
World Championship Tennis
Mike Davies
USLTA
Laver
Tony Roche
John Newcombe
Australia
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MacCall
Alastair Martin
New York
Bulls Edge Rockets in Final Kansas City Visit
Chicago Bulls beat the San Diego Rockets 127 to 125 in Municipal Auditorium marking their last of eight games there this season. Shaler Halimon scored nine of his 19 points in the final five minutes to lift Chicago, while Bob Love led with 28 and Jim Barnett and Stu Lantz each had 32 for San Diego.
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Municipal Auditorium
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San Diego
Halimon
Bob Love
Wile Jim Barnett
Stu Lantz
Rockets
Milwaukee and Detroit clash in Monday NBA updates
NBA results show Chicago beating San Diego 127 to 125. Other Monday games listed include San Diego at Baltimore and Phoenix at New York with Atlanta at Los Angeles and San Francisco at Seattle. ABA notes no games scheduled. Yale captain Thatcher Shellaby from Hermosa Beach is reappointed captain of the basketball team.
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Detroit
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New York
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Los Angeles
San Francisco
Seattle
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N.C
New Orleans
Washington
Dallas
Thatcher Shellaby
Yale
Hermosa Beach
Calif
Wilt Chamberlain Eyeing Playoff Return After Injury
The Los Angeles Lakers plan a tonight meeting to decide if Wilt Chamberlain will sit out the rest of the season or rejoin for the playoffs. Chamberlain, sidelined since November 7 due to a kneecap tendon rupture, has trained with weights and volleyball and expressed readiness to return.
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Los Angeles Lakers
Wilt Chamberlain
Phoenix
Fred Schaus
Wilt
Laker
Jack Kent Cooke
Robert Kerlan
Frank Jobe
Atlanta Hawks
Kerlan
Chamberlain
Horton Still Out On First Official Day Of Spring Training
Cleveland Indians first baseman Tony Horton remained unsigned on the opening official spring training day in Tucson Arizona. Manager Alvin Dark said Horton should call when ready to talk. Pitcher Dick Ellsworth reportedly agreed to terms earlier. Fifty one players expected at Corbett Field at 11 AM including nine early invited farm hands and several pitchers. Steve Hargan missed workouts due to fever and flu.
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Ariz
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Tribe
Horton
Tony
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Dick Ellsworth
Dark
Corbett Field
Gary Boyd
Rich Hand
Ray Miller
Jim Braxton
Sammy Ellis
Jerry Hinsley
Gary Kroll
Ron Zuber
Vic Correll
Steve Hargan
Racing Club Plans Meeting in Kettering
The Dayton Auto Racing Fan Club meets Wednesday at 7 30 p m at Fairmont Buffet 1218 East Stroop Road Kettering Ohio. Special guests are Russ Clencenen USAC Championship division leadman and Johnny Vance USAC Sprint division chief. Racing films shown. Open to members prospective members and the public.
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Rich Barry Sets Scoring Pace In ABA Last Season
Rich Barry of Oakland averaged 34 points in 35 American Basketball Association games last season, illustrating a high scoring impact for his club Oakland as the league shifted toward a gunner era.
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Oakland
Dick Blaine Fires Perfect 300 At J J Classic League
Dick Blaine bowled a perfect 300 at J J Lanes for Holcomb's Gulf. After nine frames his nerves rose but he still struck out to complete Middletown's second 300 game this month. He credits aiming for the arrow and adding his best year yet with an American Bowling Congress honor.
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Gulf
Armco
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Blaine
Unseld Leads Rebound Battle Against Knicks
The Bullets, led by Wes Unseld with 19 rebounds in a 110 104 win over the Knicks, end nine straight defeats by New York and top the NBA rebounding pace with a 16.4 per game average. Elvin Hayes trails with 16.9.
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Wes Unseld
Jerry West
Los Angeles
Elvin Hayes
San Diego
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NBA
Bullets
New York Knickerbockers
Knicks
MAC Seeks Two Teams For Holiday Classic
In Columbus AP the Mid-American Conference plans a December 1972 four day holiday basketball tournament in Cleveland Arena. MAC commissioner Bob James says six MAC teams plus two outside squads would participate. If held the MAC would permit Ohio University Miami Kent State Bowling Green Toledo and Western Michigan to play 2 fewer games.
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MAC
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MAC Council of Presidents
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Western Michigan
Filming Foes Out For Preps
Ohio high school basketball tournament scouting by filming games is banned by OHSAA Commissioner Harold Meyer. Schools may not film or record contests in any OHSAA sponsored event including sections districts regionals or the state tournament.
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Ohio High School Athletic Association
Harold Meyer
OHSAA
Wally Bunker Leads KC Royals Pitchers with 12 Wins
Wally Bunker led Kansas City Royals pitchers last season with 12 victories and 11 losses. He completed 10 of 31 starts for the expansion team.
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Wally Bunker
Kansas City Royal
Baltimore
Oriole
Former Bobcat Coach Don Peden Dies in San Diego
Don C. Peden, 71, namesake of Ohio U's football stadium, died in San Diego after a history of heart trouble. The Bobcat coaching great spent 26 years at Ohio U with a 121 46 11 football record and three unbeaten seasons. His 25 year baseball coaching record was 261 142. Body to be returned to Athens for services.
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Calif
Don C. Peden
Ohio University
Peden
Ohio U
Penden
Athens
Ohio
Properly assessing children's shoe growth
Mothers often rely on toe room to judge fit, but this is unreliable as tests can be misleading. The great toe length increases from about 1.4 inches in infancy to 2 to 3 inches in adulthood, while most growth occurs behind the toes. Remeasure feet and use the longer foot for accurate fit.
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