Coaching shifts and trades ripple across pro and college sports
The Associated Press reports multiple coaching changes in pro football and basketball, including Clive Rush taking the Boston Patriots helm and Gus Young replacing Jim Harding with the Minnesota Pipers. Brown University and Princeton University announce new coaches, while trades send Fred Hetzel to Cincinnati and a six-player NHL exchange between Pittsburgh and Oakland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clive Rush
New York Jets
Boston Patriots
American Basketball Associa
Tion, Verl
Gus” Young
Jim Harding
Minnesota Pipers
Rush
We*b
Ewbank
Jets
Mike Holovak
Patriots
Young
Gustavus Adolphus College
St. Peter
Minn
Pipers
Serv
James G
Gerry” Alaimo
Brown University
Stan Ward
Alai‘mo
Brown
Middlebury
J. L
Jake” McCandless
Princeton University
Dick Colman
McCandless
Ketball Association
Fred Hetzel
Milwaukee Bucks
Don Smith
Cash
Pittsburgh Penguins
Oakland Seals
National Hockey League
Oakland
Bryan Watson
George Swarbrick
Tracy Pratt
Pittsburgh
Karl Ingarfield
Gene Abriaco
Dick Mattiussi
Baseball Busy With Banquets Rules and Draft
Baseball’s busy weekend includes award banquets, a Major League Rules Committee meeting in New York, and the annual free agent draft. Mickey Lolich is honored at Houston and New York events with Pete Rose also featured. changes under discussion include pitcher pinch hitting and banning four pitches for an intentional walk. Denny McLain is feted by Boston writers. John McHale seeks exclusion from the commissioner's job as Expos commitments loom. George Selkirk declines a lower post with Washington after meeting owner Rob Short.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Detroit
Mickey Lolich
Houston
Lolich
St. Louis
Tigers
Pete Rose
Babe Ruth
Outlmers
Baseball Writers Association of America
Denny McLain
Boston Baseball Writers
Tiger Hurler
John McHale
Montreal
McHale
William D. Eckert
Expos
George Selkirk
Washington Senators
Robert E. Short
Rambler Roadmaster Sets 1909 Los Angeles San Diego Record
In 1909 the Rambler Roadmaster achieved a nonstop round trip from Los Angeles to San Diego. The 330 mile journey completed in 10 hours 32 minutes without a single repair stop. This nostalgic piece contrasts speed feats with a plug for Honda vehicles and a restoration ad for a 1947 Chief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jim Farrell
Los Angeles
San Diego
California
Rambler
Honda
Middletown
Charles Street
Menilroad Depot
Ohio
Boxing results from three regional bouts headline
In Los Angeles Indian Red Lopez, 147, defeated Raul Soriano, 147, by knockout. Also in San Diego Charley Austin, 166, won on points over Becky Hernandez, 158, San Luis Potosi. In Oakland Andy Nicosti, 24, stopped Harold Dutra, 197, and in Taunton Sylvester Dullaire, 3, Hartford, Conn., knocked out George Holden, Medford, Mass.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Ernie “Indian
Red” Lopez
Raul Soriano
Mexicali
Mex
Charley Austin
San Diego
Becky Hernandez
San Luis
Potosi
Oakland
Calif
Andy Nicosti
Portland
Ore
Harold Dutra
Half Moon Bay
Taunton
Mass
Sylvester Dullaire
Hartford
Conn
George Holden
Medford
Bair Five Opens Play Saturday In Invitational
Middletown's Bair Volks wagen hosts the Buckeye State AAU Women's Basketball Tournament at Amanda Junior High starting with a 4 p.m. losers' bracket opener. The VW gals face Cincinnati Phillips-McCormick in a late afternoon loser’s game as the five-game schedule unfolds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown
Bair Volkswagen
Amanda Junior High
VW Gals
Cincinnati Phillips-McCormick
Ohio State
Dayton Pantorium Cleaners
Columbus Ywca
Marysville
Tech
Indianapolis
Ind
Marion Kay
Columbus
Frisch's
Cincinnati
Sweeney Pontiac
Cincinnati Merchanettes
Doris and Doris Win Big Night at Laynecrest Lanes
Doris Harrison rolled a 652 with a 269 middle game to top the Laynecrest Lanes scores as Doris Eckhardt Junie Schuster and Jenny Griffis posted strong 600s. Helen Eckhardt and other bowlers delivered notable lines in Thursday Nite Ladies League action. Clay Van Looren of Texas Tech was ruled ineligible for failing to log nine hours of study.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Eckhardt
Junie Schuster
Jenny Griffis
Schuster
Selby
Doris
Herald
Laynecrest Lanes
P Enright
Tackett
Laynecrest
J. Robinson
A. James
B. Stratton
H. Shull
Theodore
Johnson
Helen
D. Burt
Griffis
Luksic
Jin J J
St. Mary’s& Larison
E. Miller
Junie
Jenny
J. Hamlin
Idiae
M. Dickerson
Snethen
G. Wise
Caries
M. Thomas
Power, Inc
Eastern
L. Peters
Z. Weaver
Women’s Industrial League
Thiel
M. Blevins
S Davidson
Man S. Webster
D. Magers
IC. Frisch
B. Sparks
S. Wells
Eckhardt
S. Goode
E. Reed
Lubbock, Tex
Clay van Looren
Texas Tech
Missed fouls cost Hamilton in league loss at Amanda
Hamilton Coke Plant fell 54-49 to Purchasing after eight missed free throws in a Six-Four-And-Under League game at Amanda. George Morton scored 20 for Purchasing, Curt Bradbury 14 for Hamilton. Blast Furnace edged Electric Power 56-44 as other scores listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamilton Coke Plant
Purchasing
Amanda
George Morton
Franklin High
Curt Bradbury
Hamiltonians
Blast Furnace
Steelers
Gems
Hamilton Blast Furnace
Electric Power
Ottawa
Russia
Morton
Harold Johnson
Larry Canada
Abner
Electricians
Tag Match Set At Hara Arena
Mark Lewin and Igor team up to face Kojika and Duke Keo muka in the main event at Hara Arena in Dayton. Other bouts feature Jess Ortega versus Bob Nander, Al Costello against Lou Klein, and Chief White Owl versus Mike Loren. Showtime is 8:30 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dayton
Mark Lewin
Igor
Kojika
Duke Keomuka
Hara Arena
Jess Ortega
Bob Nander
al Costello
Lou Klein
Chief White Owl
Mike Loren
Syracuse names Ernie Austin reinstate to team for Massachusetts game
Ernie Austin of Washington DC was reinstated to the Syracuse University basketball squad on Thursday and will play against Massachusetts on Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Syracuse
N.Y
Ernie Austin
Washington, D.C
Massachusetts
Hawks Rout Flyers in 12-0 NHL rout
Chicago Black Hawks pummeled Philadelphia 12-0 as Dennis Hull led with two goals after penalties sparked the avalanche. Pappin notched a goal each period and Doug Mohns Nesterenko Hull each scored twice while Bernie Parent struggled in goal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Philadelphia Flyers
Chicago
Dennis Hull
Black Hawks
Philadelphia
National Hockey League
New York
St. Louis
Boston
Los Angles
Stan Mikita
Chico Maki
Hull
Hawks
Doug Favell
Pit Martin
Jim Pappin
Favell
Bernie Parent
Pappin
Doug Mohns
Eric Nesterenko
Bobby Hull
Dennis
NHL
Detroit
Bear Star Nicklaus Aims For Major Win In 1969
Jack Nicklaus leads after round one in the Andy Williams-San Diego Open with a 68 as he targets a major title in 1969 after failing to win one in 1968. He highlights early practice in Florida and renewed focus on the Masters U.S. Open PGA British Open.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Diego
Jack Nicklaus
Nicklaus
Augusta
Florida
Jack
Louise Vacca Wins Junior Ladies Figure Title in Seattle
Louise Vacca 16 of North Lindenhurst New York won the junior ladies title at the National Figure Skating Championships in Seattle after moving from third at mid event. John Baldwin 18 of Colorado Springs won the junior men’s crown, with Doug Berndt and Kenneth Class placing in strong showings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seattle
Louise Vacca
North Lindenhurst
N.Y
Miss Vacca
John Baldwin
Colorado Springs
Colo
Baldwin
Denver
Doug Berndt
Kenneth Class
Philadelphia
Wolman Seeks Bankruptcy Route to Save Eagles
Luckless Wolman hints at filing in Baltimore bankruptcy court with a plan for Leonard Tose to purchase the Eagles outright. Tose would buy 48 percent of stock. a First Pennsylvania loan denial blocks the deal. May 1 deadline looms as Wolman risks losing the team.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Jerry Wolman
Philadelphia Eagles
Wolman
Baltimore
Leonard Tose
Norristown
Eagles
Joseph O. Kaiser
U.S
US. District Court of Maryland
Tose
First Pennsylvania Banking & Trust Co
Earl Foreman
Washington
NHL Scores. New York 4 St Louis 3
The New York Rangers defeated the St Louis Blues 4 to 3. Boston beat Los Angeles 7 to 5. Chicago handed Philadelphia a 12 to 0 loss. Only these games were scheduled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
St. Louis
Boston
Los Angeles
Chicago
Philadelphia
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