NL Rejects Everett Group Offer On Padres Sale
The National League rejected the Everett group led by Mrs Everett and Chub Feeney’s panel vote on selling the San Diego Padres to nine member investors. Commissioner Kuhn reviewed the matter but did not attend the session.
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Wewer
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Washington Group
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Washington
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Padre
Beter
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Everett Group
Houston
Danzarsky
Los Angeles
Bowie Kuhn
Kuhn
Posies
Wastounton
Flealia
Dener
Danzanks
Dantamsky
Clu Oanent
Smith Ware
Smith
Dantatmks
Dea
Snow Delays Three County Basketball Games Yet Again
Severe weather wiped out three Frederick County high school games as schools closed, forcing postponements. Frederick at Waynesboro, Catoctin at Linganore, and South Carroll at North Hagerstown were halted. two were rescheduled later, while a Saturday make up was discussed but not confirmed.
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Catoctin
Linganore
South Carroll
North Hagerstown
Frederick County
Reset
Swi
George Gottshall
South Hagerstown
North
Westminster
Singapore
Williamsport
South Carrail
North Carolina Tops Clemson in 102 90 Victory
Freshman Walter Davis scored 2 points and Bobby Jones tallied 25 as the fifth ranked North Carolina Tar Heels defeated Clemson 102 90. The Heels opened strong with a 20 0 lead in the opening minutes and extended it to 18 points late in the game against the Tigers who cut the margin early.
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Bobby Jones
North Carolina Tar Heels
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Jones
Tar Heels
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North Carolina
FCC Cagers Clip Garrett Lakers In JUCO Tilt
The FCC Cougars defeated Garrett 86-69 at the FCC fieldhouse to move to 7-2 overall and 2- in the National Division JUCO race. Roy Adelsberger and Dave Zinn led FCC with 15 and 12 points, while Garrett's Larry Gibson and Tim Bosley scored 22 and 15.
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Dave Zinn
Adelsberger
Zinn
Larry Gibson
Ambush
Larry Roszka
Tim Bosley
Garrett Lakers
Jim van Arsdale
Bosley
Bosely
OJ Simpson Named NFL MVP After 2003 Yard Season
Buffalo running back O J Simpson was voted the NFL Most Valuable Player after setting a single season rushing record with 2003 yards. He led the league in rushing and was a unanimous AP Offensive Player of the Year finalist, finishing ahead of John Hadl and Harold Jack in the MVP poll. Simpson tied the year with two 200 yard games and finished with 1,251 yards last season.
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O.J. Simpson
Associated Press
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Harold Jack
New England
New York Jets
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USC
Lou Saban
Dolphins and Vikings face distractions ahead of Super Bowl VIII
In Houston reporters note mothers, wives, and locker room humor as the Dolphins and Vikings prepare for the title game at Rice Stadium. Don Shula criticizes facility conditions amid Rozelle scrutiny while Bud Grant keeps focus on humidity and artificial turf testing.
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Dolphins
Don Shula
Miami
Dim Mandich
Jake Scott
Martin Briscoe
Bill Stanfill
Sparrows
Vikings
Grant
Rice Stadium
Cbs-Tv
Shula
Bob Hope
Jimmy the Greek
Las Vegas
Orioles Draft Catcher First In Regular Phase
The Baltimore Orioles claimed three of their top six picks in the regular phase of baseballs annual winter free agent draft. Roy Smalley Jr led the list as the first player taken by the Texas Rangers. Baltimore totaled 15 selections in the regular phase with six pitchers four infielders three outfielders and two catchers.
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Roy Smalley Jr
Texas Rangers
Vegan Angels
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Ogee
Poolesville Tops Wootton 78-55 in fourth win in five
Poolesville defeated Wootton 78 55 to move to four wins in five games. Frank Dove led Poolesville with 20 points while Mark Hoeing, Jim Helm, and Tony Jackson added ten each. Bud Cosgrove scored 23 for Wootton, with Bill Dempsey adding 13 as the team shot 15 of 23 from the line. Dary Talley grabbed 17 rebounds for Poolesville and Helms had 16.
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Wootton
Indians
Frank Dove
Mark Hoeing
Jim Helm
Tony Jackson
Bud Cosgrove
Bill Dempsey
Cosgrove
Dary Talley
Helms
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