Colts Upton Bell Named GM of Boston Patriots
Upton Bell aged 33, son of former NFL commissioner Bert Bell, was named general manager of the Boston Patriots. He started as a $65 weekly dressing room attendant with the Baltimore Colts, rose to personnel director in 10 years, and signed a three year contract after the Patriots dismissed George Sauer. Bell aims to rebuild the 2-12 club and prioritize negotiating with Stanford quarterback and Heisman winner Jim Plunkett.
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Cullen and Stroud sign with Senators in Florida
Infielder Tim Cullen confirmed to terms with the Washington Senators in Pompano Beach. U.S. tennis players spend 22 million dollars yearly on gear, Steve Rosenbloom notes self improvement opportunities at the Bal timore team. Bell bids farewell to the Colts as he joins the Patriots, who have sold 35,000 season tickets for 1971 in Foxboro’s new 62,000 seat stadium near Boston. Bell praises the quarterback situation with Kapp, Plunkett, Taliaferro, and Hammond.
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Charles Town Synonym and Diverse Race Card Listing
Race card fragment from Charles Town showing multiple horse names and bettors. Includes horse names such as Sweet Marine Johnston Deviler Waiter Vasil Diamond Flush Hoots Time Shaffer Pavesbean and more, with odds and payouts like PAID 22.40 and exacta 8290.80. Mentions performers Smart Joker Sleigh Bells Ring Newsy Lass and others with division markers and placements in a cryptic list.
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Terps Seek 16th ACC Title in Chapel Hill Meet
Maryland indoor track aims for 16th consecutive ACC championship at North Carolina meet. Defending champions include high jumper Joe David sprinter Tony Greene and pole vaulter Vince Struble.
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Bullets Rout Blazers In Shoe Night Victory
Kevin Loughery scored 26 points and Wes Unseld grabbed 24 rebounds to power the Baltimore Bullets to a 114-97 win over the Portland Trail Blazers. Jack Marin added 21 points as the Bullets boosted their magic number for first place in the Central Division. Jeff Petrie led Portland with 28 points, while Earl Monroe had 23 for Baltimore. The game drew 3,773 fans for Shoe Night with a coupon offer for youths 14 and under.
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Lancers fall to Mt Hebron as injuries strike
Pryor led the Lancers with strong rebounding and 17 points while teammate Al Carpenter added 17 and George Uebel 15. Mt Hebron’s Dave Williams scored 16 as Butch Rinehart 13 and Harry Dalton 10 helped. Singanore’s Hanford Thomas was injured and required stitches at Frederick Memorial Hospital for an eye wound.
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Nicklaus Seizes TwoStroke PGA Lead At Palm Beach
Nicklaus fired his second straight 69 to lead the PGA National by two strokes at 138 after two rounds in Palm Beach Gardens. Miller Barber sits alone second at 140 as Arnold Palmer slips to 146 amid a large group at 144.
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Frank Robinson signs $130000 Orioles contract in 1971
The 35 year old outfielder agreed to terms for the 1971 season for a $5000 raise after flying from Los Angeles. Orioles director Harry Dalton said Robinson remains the club’s highest paid player and a key veteran with trade rumors swirling amid a stocked-out outfield.
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Haywood Seeks Antitrust Ruling Against NBA and ABA
Spencer Haywood asks U S District Judge Warren Ferguson to rule the NBA in violation of antitrust laws over the four year college rule. Trial set after summary judgment motion could determine damages and a Rockets contract dispute. Haywood moved from Denver to Seattle amid a $1.6 million deal and earlier $1.9 million package.
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Perry inks pact with Twins for 65 thousand dollars
Orlando AP reports 24 year old Cy Young winner Jim Perry signed a 1971 contract with the Minnesota Twins for about 65 000 dollars. Perry had sought 90 000 while Twins president Calvin Griffith started negotiations at 60 000.
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