Pats Rejected Over New Stadium Plan in Boston
Boston City Council rejected the Patriots stadium proposal by 7-2, jeopardizing a $16 million Neponset site for a 59,000 seat venue. Patriots president Bill Sullivan warned Boston may lose the team and hinted at New England relocation. NFL Commissioner Rozelle planned no immediate comment.
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Bowling scores and names from a historic meet card
A long list of bowlers and partners from Wesco and Laurens with individual game totals and series scores. Names include Davidson, Sheffield, Lawson, West, Robinson, Harrison, Ball, Koster, Palmer, Jordan, Ballard, Castle, and many others across groups for men and women.
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Densmore
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Payne
Theodore
Koster
Palmer
Jordan
Schuster
Ballard
Castle
Bout tier dominates Hayward in Philadelphia bout
In a heavyweight card, Jean-Claude Bout tier, 159, from France, outpoints Stan Hayward, 158, of Philadelphia, on a 10 round decision. Also featured, Earnie Shaver, 204, Warren, Ohio, stopped Ray Asher in Beau mont, Texas, 1. Hector Sanchez, 138, Panama, outpoints David Hamm, 136, Jacksonville, Florida, 10. Centavito Hernandez, 13812, Hermosillo, Mexico, knocked out Chico Andrade, 135, Aguas Calientes, Mexico, 5.
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Jean-Claude Boutteir
France
Hayward
Philadelphia
Youngstown
Ohio
Earnie Shaver
Warren
Ray Asher
Beaumont
Tex
Miami
Hector Sanchez
Panama
David Hamm
Jacksonville
Fla
Beverly Hills
Calif
Centavito Hernandez
Hermosillo
Mexico
Chico Andrade
Aguas Calientes
Satellite golf events spark clash over field sizes
The citrus invitational dispute centers on 100 players in the major Orlando event versus a larger 144 cap for satellites at Lakeland. Players like John Baldwin and Tom Joyce argue for broader fields, while organizer Paul Warren defends the 100-man format as sponsor-friendly and money-rich.
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Washington, N.Y
Orlando
Lakeland
Tom Joyce
North Merrick N.Y
Jim King
Chicago
Warren
Court Meets On Pilots Controversy
In Seattle two courts held hearings on the potential sale of the Seattle Pilots to Milwaukee interests. Pacific Northwest Sports Inc challenged the sale under the Bankruptcy Act while Washington State and Seattle argued against interference with the transfer. The Pilots seek a $10.8 million sale to recoup their investment and preserve major league baseball in Seattle.
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Pacific Northwest Sports
Twins Snap Skid With Overtime Style Win Over White Sox
The Minnesota Twins end a 2-14 spring showing by beating the Chicago White Sox 4-3 behind Ron Perranoski after Charley Manuel drove in a run in the eighth. Tony Oliva homered for Minnesota as rookie Bill Zepp pitched five strong innings. Meanwhile, Bob Veale struck out seven in a 15-7 Pirates rout of Kansas City, and Cleon Jones keyed the Mets 4-3 win over St. Louis with an inside-the-park homer joing a late rally.
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Gene Alley
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John Jeter
Bill Mazeroski
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Cleon Jones
Mets
Philadelphia Phillies
Chris Short
Larry Hisle
Phils
Washington
Casey Cox
Dick Such
Darold Knowles
Frank Howard
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John Mayberry
Sonny Siebert
Houston Astros
Boston
Joe Pepitone
Astros
Frank Baker
New York Yankees
Yanks
Detroit
Larry Brown
Cleveland
Indians
Sam McDowell
Brown
Montreal
Atlanta
Orlando Cepeda
Braves
Expos
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Staehle
Rusty Staub
Rain Delays Dogwood 500 at Martinsville Rescheduled
The Dogwood 500 late model modified race at Martinsville Speedway is moved to April 12 after rain. Thirty cars keep their positions for the 500 lap 262% mile event. Ten remaining spots will be filled in a qualifying race on April 11.
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Dayton Auto Racing Club Meets for 1970 Season Plans
Dayton Auto Racing Fan Club will host its monthly meeting Wednesday at 7 30 p.m. at the Fairmont Buffet in Kettering. Promoters from area tracks will present plans for the 1970 season and films from past Indianapolis 500s and USAC Sprint races will be shown.
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Dayton Auto Racing
Fairmont
Kettering
Louisville track to host night racing in 1970 season
Miles Park in Louisville announces a switch to night thoroughbred racing for its 1970 season which opens May 26.
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Miles Park
Incentive Plan On Line For North Stars Playoff Push
Minnesota North Stars face Oakland Seals in a crucial test as GM Wren Blair ties bonuses to goals to boost a one point lead in the West. Billy Collins earns 100 per goal over ten, while Bill Goldsworthy gets dividends for goals over eighteen as they chase a playoff spot.
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Billy Collins
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National Hockey League
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North Stars
Oakland Seals
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Goldsworthy
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Goldy
Exhibition Baseball Scores Roundup
Cincinnati beat Los Angeles 7 to 3 Houston topped Boston 3 to 2 New York (N) defeated St. Louis 4 to 3 Philadelphia over New York (N) (B) 3 Pittsburgh routed Kansas City 17 to 7 Cleveland beat Chicago (N) 2 San Diego edged Oakland 8 to 3 Washington defeated Baltimore 2 to 0 Minnesota beat Chicago (A) 4 to 3 New York (A) won 5 to 2 over Detroit Seattle beat California 5 to 3 Montreal defeated Atlanta 10 to 7
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January Winner Stays On Pace In Jacksonville Playoff
Jack January, 40, added over 25 000 to his 1970 bankroll by winning the Greater Jacksonville Open playoff. He beat Dale Douglass with three straight birdie putts to finish three under par 69 at Hidden Hills, while Douglass shot 72. January plans to compete in Miami next, then rest before Masters. He and Billy Martindale are developing Royal Oak Country Club and expect to open in July with 500 members.
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