Toy Cannon Wynn Fires Blanks In Salary Talks
Jim Wynn remains in holdout for more pay as he and other Astros regulars push for raises. The piece notes Wynn seeks to raise his 61 000 salary by 14 500 while other holdouts sign with Dodgers and Reds, with updates on Chance’s shoulder and camp injuries. Mantle returns to Yankees as coach.
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Tommy Davis
Larry Dierker
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Minnesota
Cleveland
Vic Ippolito
Bob Allison
Rod Carew
Mack Jones
Montreal Expos
Joe Lahoud
Boston
Dayton NCAA Tilts On Tube
Dayton, Ohio will host the first NCAA Tournament games at University of Dayton Arena drawing 13,457 in person and NBC nationwide. Ohio University faces Notre Dame in the 2 10 p.m. opener and Western Kentucky meets Jacksonville at 4 10 p.m. Winners advance to the Mid East Regional at Ohio State.
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Ohio State
St. John Arena
UC Arena
Ohio U
Jacksonville
Notre Dame
Western Kentucky
Reds Begin Intra-squad Spring Play With Signed Perez
Cincinnati Reds open their spring schedule in Tampa with Sparky Anderson overseeing two squads as Ted Kluszewski and Alex Grammas manage. Tony Perez arrives after signing a contract reported above 50 000 dollars, while Tommy Helms Jim Maloney and Camilo Pascual still hold out. Starting pitchers include Jim MecGlothlin Wayne Simpson and Clay Carroll opposing Don Gullett Pat House and Milton Wilcox. The first spring game is Friday against the Philadelphia Phillies at Clearwater Florida.
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Sparky Anderson
Ted Kluszewski
Alex Grammas
Tony Perez
Tommy Helms
Jim Maloney
Camilo Pascual
Jim MecGlothlin
Kluszewski
Wayne Simpson
Clay Carroll
Don Gullett
Pat House
Milton Wilcox
Grammas
Reds
Philadelphia Phillies
Clearwater
Fila
Royals Fall To Bullets In Monday NBA Tilt
Baltimore beat Cincinnati 118 110 as Wes Unseld and Gus Johnson dominated inside while Earl Monroe and Jack Marin provided outside firepower. Oscar Robertson and Tom Van Arsdale rallied the Royals from 17 down to make it close before Baltimore pulled away late.
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New York
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Columbia
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Brazil
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Richardson
Announcer Christman Dies At 51 In Illinois
Paul Christman legendary Missouri quarterback 1938 to 1940 part of the Dream Backfield of the Chicago Cardinals who won the 1947 NFL title. He died of a heart seizure at Lake Forest Hospital in Illinois at age 51 and had been a noted television commentator in the 1960s for AFL and NFL games.
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Paul Christman
Missouri
Christman
Lake Forest
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Chicago Cardinals
JROWLING Z SCORES IN SEASON SCORING CHASE
Basketball box scores show Jrowling Z, Theodore, Rice, Laurens, Berry and others with points as LSU beats Mississippi State 97-87. Pete Maravich leads with 55 points for LSU. Monroe paces Cincinnati scoring in 118-110 victory in a Southeastern Conference clash.
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C. Rice
P. Laurens
B. Berry
Thomas
M. Densmore
D. Gaiser
K. Little
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G. Margerum
Odode
John “Mengelt
L. Buchanan
Henry Harris
Bill al J. Smith
Exander
Carl Shetler
B. Honshuk
B. Bailey
Mike Pratt
D. Hatfield
Kentucky
Tom Parker
B. Poynter
G. Reckart
Southeastern
L. Conarroe
P. Demostenes
Pete Maravich
J. Stamper
Louisiana State
B. Tufts
C. McCutcheon
Mississippi State
J. Frisbie
Tigers
L. Mikovich
J. Hargrave
Maravich
J. Swartz
J. Holman
B. Gates
Elvin Hayes
Mount Named Third Time On All Big Ten Team
Purdue star Rick Mount earns his third straight AP All Big Ten selection. Michigan's Rudy Tomjanovich and Iowa's John Johnson miss unanimous first-team votes. Ohio State's Dave Sorenson, Mount, Tomjanovich, Johnson head the first team with notable players from Michigan State, Wisconsin, Minnesota, and Iowa also honored across second and honorable mentions.
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Rick Mount
Associated Press
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Dave Sorenson
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Detroit
Rupp Seeks Answers After Narrow Poll Position Change
Kentucky and Auburn clash ends 102-81 as Dan Issel scores 43 for Kentucky. The Wildcats slip from first to second behind UCLA in the AP poll. Western Kentucky, Houston, and Villanova post large NCAA Tournament tuneup wins.
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Herschel Nissenson
Associated Press
Kentucky
Auburn
Adolph Rupp
Rupp
Wildcats
UCLA
Tigers
Dan Issel
BG Closes Season With Bomb On Syracuse
Bowling Green blisters Syracuse 106-77 as Dan McLemore nets 33 and Jim Penix 28. BG finishes 15-9 while Syracuse ends 12-12. Rio Grande (22-6) and Central State (22-4) win NAIA District playoff games and set up a rematch for the district crown.
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Buckeyes Hope History Repeats Against Iowa Tonight
Ohio State travels to Iowa to face the Hawkeyes as 12-0 Iowa seeks an undefeated Big Ten run and the Buckeyes, 7-5, aim to rebound after an 82-80 home loss to Michigan State. Other notes: Illinois 7-5, Purdue 9-3. Wittenberg seeks 15th straight OC title against Oberlin. Cincinnati, Toledo, and Dayton also on tonight’s schedule.
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Wrenn Stops Bell in City Leagues Opener
Wrenn smothered Ohio Bell 63 46 to capture the Class B City Leagues opener. Jackson and Williams led Wrenn with 17 points each while Flinchum added 17 for Ohio Bell. Bethlehem Lutheran defeated Miami Carey 43 29 with Lane as top scorer and Thompson tallied 21 for Diamond International in a 54 34 win over Aecronca.
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Ohio Bell
Bethlehem Lutheran
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Lane
Miami- Carey
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East Side Teams Reach Semi Finals in Slo-Break League
East Side Office and Cold Strip Mill advanced to the semifinals after wins at Verity Cold Strip Mill. Cold Strip Mill beat Transportation 46 to 40 with Dov enley and Gourley each scoring 13. Sam Skeens had 15 for Transportation. East Side Office defeated Sales Service 53 to 48 as Dave Shockey scored 37 for Sales Service and L. Fillnow had 13 for East Side Office.
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Cold Strip Mill
Armco
Verity Cold Strip Mill
Transportation
Dovenley
Gourley
Sam Skeens
Dave Shockey
L. Fillnow
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