Pinson Signs Takes A Cut In Reds 1965 Payroll
Vada Pinson signed with the Cincinnati Reds and took a reported 2500 cut from his 1964 salary, down to about 30000. The six year veteran struggled last season, batting .266 with 23 homers and 84 RBIs, after a career year in 1961. The Reds also signed Tom Harper Bill Henry Tom Tischinski Johnny Fenderson Gary Lindholtz and Cliff Polking as part of a broader payroll and personnel move. Workers began removing three sections of Crosley Field seating Section 6 to 20 for new contour riser seats affecting about 1300 seats.
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Crosley Field
Richardson Signs With Yankees Amid Berra Firing Shock
Bobby Richardson, first Yankee to sign for 1965, called Yogi Berra's firing a shock but praised new manager John Keane. Richardson, 29, signed for about 35000, after leading AL in at bats with 679 and hitting .267, plus 181 hits and a 13 hit World Series record. Cincinnati Reds announce Pinson Harper signings and Bill Henry. Milt Pappas signs with Baltimore. Gus Triandos returns contract to Philadelphia.
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Trenton Junior High Tops Madison 53 46 in Regional Showdown
Trenton Junior High defeated Madison Junior High 53 to 46 here yesterday for its sixth win in seven outings. Johnson scored 18 to lead Trenton while Harris had 17 to pace Madison.
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Manchester Overcomes Fenwick In Overtime Victory
Manchester Junior High edged Fenwick 30 to 26 in overtime after a 25 25 tie. Fenwick scorers included Baker 237 Brehem 113 Kamenvoick 113 Jackson 215 Hamilton 101 Routo 113 Kennedy 124. Manchester led by Rosell 5 7 Green 204 Wells 3 2 8 Chester 3 3 9 Profitt 0 1 1 with total 30. Final score 30-26 in Manchester gym. second win in five games.
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Pulford Dominates As Leafs Edge Canadiens 5 3
Toronto star Bobby Pulford, regarded as a lethal penalty killer, scored twice to lift the Maple Leafs over Montreal 5-3. Tim Horton and Pulford tied the game with a third period rebound finish after Allan Stanley sat in the box. Claude Provost scored twice for Montreal as Boston swept New York 5-2 with Murray Oliver scoring thrice.
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Carl Brewer
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Pete Stemkowski
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Claude Provost
Boston
Murray Oliver
New York
Littler Aims To End Hometown Jinx At San Diego Open
Gene Littler, in San Diego, shot a 62 to lead the first round and claim a two stroke edge over Bud Holscher at the $34,500 San Diego Open. Litter’s 62 set a course record at Stardust Country Club, while Tony Lema and Al Besselink trailed.
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Catuzzi Hired As OSU Aide
Larry Catuzzi of the University of Indiana coaching staff was appointed an assistant football coach at Ohio State University. Trustees approved the appointment effective February 1, replacing Frank Ellwood who has resigned from defense duties and is considering future plans.
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University of Indiana
Ohio State University
Catuzzi
Frank Ellwood
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Cardinals profit from 1964 pennant and World Series run
St. Louis Cardinals profit figures show a net gain of 147951 after taxes, reported by General Manager Bob Howsam on Thursday night. The earnings cover the drive to the National League pennant and the 1964 World Championship.
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St. Louis Cardinals
Bob Howsam
Wright nets AP Female Athlete of the Year honor again
golfer Mickey Wright repeats as Female Athlete of the Year in AP poll while noting surprise at winning a second time. Wright led in 1964 with 11 golf wins and $29,800 in prize money, topping swimmer Donna de Varona and other stars. She will receive the Frederic C. Miller Memorial Trophy at a Milwaukee awards banquet Feb 14.
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Mickey Wright
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Mickey
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Frederic C. Miller
Order of Eagles
Milwaukee
AFL Keeps Eight Teams Amid Expansion Talks
AFL Commissioner Joe Foss says the league will stay at eight clubs in 1965 and likely for two more years while it reviews 34 expansion applications. Philadelphia leads inquiries with nine groups, several cities such as Atlanta Washington Chicago Milwaukee Los Angeles also showing interest. A $36 million NBC TV deal promises annual payments rising to 950 thousand by 1969 plus a 2 million expansion fund for new franchises. The plan includes screening road games in home cities and a 15 week schedule with an extra week via open dates.
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Potomac? AAU clash over dual sanctioning in track
The NCAA Council moves to dual sanction domestic track meets while excluding international events. The AAU, led by Col. Don Hull, resists and urges a US Federation meeting. The March 1 boycott deadline jeopardizes AAU indoor meets including Cleveland Knights of Columbus event.
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Hudepohl Grabs Lead with Big Team Game in Classic League
Roger Wagner rolled 225 and Cotton Lakes 214 to pace Hudepohl as the team posted a 1000 actual game in the Classic League at the Sports Bowl last night.
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City Cage Scores From First National Bank Courts
A compact box score list shows multiple teams and players along with game totals. Notable entries include First National Bank 37 and Wrenn Paper 33, with players such as Evans, Bronson, Carter, and Hyde contributing significant points across matches.
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Miami Carey defeats Crystal Tissue in low-scoring bout
In a basketball game, Miami Carey wins 59 to 49 over Crystal Tissue. Key performers include Tibbs scoring 19 for Miami Carey and Campbell leading with 18 for Waller Refining, as the match progresses with a 38 to 30 halftime edge for Miami Carey.
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Brooks
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Denton
Transportation Defeats Stores in Armco League Action
In Armco Slo-Break League play at Armco Center last night Transportation beat Stores 41 to 30. Goorley led the winners with 16 points while Woods had 10 for the losers. Pipe Shop defeated East Processing 58 to 40 with Roberts scoring 16 and Davis 15 for East Processing. Tubing won by forfeit against Metallurgical.
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Rio Grande star Paul Dillon tops NCAA rebounding at 24.5 per game
Kansas City reports Rio Grande (Ohio) center Paul Dillon leads the nation in rebounds at 24.5 per game. Ashland, Ohio, tops defensive averages with 55.5 points allowed per contest.
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All-Star Game Draws All Eyes in Houston Showdown
The AFL All-Star game moves from New Orleans to Houston to showcase 21 Negro players amid discrimination disputes. A 20 000 to 60 000 crowd is forecast as the East meets the West at Jepesen Stadium with telecast planned by ABC at 2 PM EST. West leads series 3 0 and Sid Gillman preps five Chargers stars for the slim East challenge.
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