Howard Receives 140000 Pact With Senators
Frank Howard, last year’s AL home run and RBI champ, signed with the Washington Senators for about 140000 a year, up from roughly 120000. He flew in from Green Bay, weighed in well above playing weight, and spoke at an afternoon news conference. Owner Bob Short and manager Ted Williams commented on terms and past trades as Howard eyed 40 homers and 100 RBIs with potential exhibition games against the Yankees.
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Maryland Terrapins Struggle Sharply in ACC Slump
Maryland National Invitation bid hopes fade as the Terps drop eight of ten and four in ACC play under Lefty Driesell. Fans packed Cole Field House yet Seton Hall loss and Seton Hall win prove officials doubt a tourney bid. Howard White cools off while unbeaten freshmen offer steel.
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Novey Named To All Star Squad At Mount St Marys
Mount St. Marys senior John Novey was named to the Mason Dixon Conference All Star team. Novey averages near 20 points and 15 rebounds per game for the Mount. Tony Kinn of Mount St Marys made the second team. First team selections include Bunny Wilson Baltimore Frank Allen Roanoke Bob Connor Mike Krawczyk Loyola Bob Adrian Catholic University. Second team picks include Dave Trumbower Hampden Sydney Bill Hutchinson Western Maryland Mel Land Towson Beatty Barnes Roanoke Tony Kinn Mount St Marys Dennis Howard Randolph Macon. Honorable mentions were Gene Luna Roanoke Mike Mihalov Hampden Sydney Rick Wampler Bridgewater and Hal Johnston Roanoke.
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Bill Hutchinson
Western Maryland
Mel Land
Towson State
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High Court Rules Haywood May Play for Sonics Pending Case
Spencer Haywood won permission from the Supreme Court to play for the Seattle SuperSonics while litigation over his NBA status continues. Justice Douglas noted possible Sherman Act violations if the league barred him. trial starts Tuesday in Los Angeles.
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Mount Loyola Will Clash In Mason Dixon Tournament
Emil G. Reitz, commissioner of the Mason Dixon Conference announces pairings for the annual basketball tournament. Competition starts Thursday in Salem Virginia with Hampden Sydney facing Randolph Macon and Baltimore Loyola meeting Mount St. Marys in lower-bracket. Evening games pit Baltimore University versus Catholic University and Roanoke against Towson State. Semifinals Friday and finals Saturday.
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No Females Says High School Official Boy Rowers Want Girls Back
Sims bury Connecticut AP. Sims bury high school boys rowers demand girls return to the rowing club after vice principal Anthony Moser banned female participation. Club president James Crocco says the all male team grew to value female coxswains and asks for reconsideration.
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UCLA Holds No. 1 In AP Poll After Upsets Shake Top Twenty
UCLA remains first with a 21-1 record after a 57-53 win over Washington State as Marquette Fordham and Southern California make gains. Marquette moves within 16 points of UCLA, while Kansas climbs to No. 4 and Penn State slides to fifth amid a busy week of shifts across the rankings.
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Baseball Men Criticize Kuhn Drug Statements
In Fort Lauderdale players and executives react to Major League Baseball’s drug education push led by Commissioner Bowie Kuhn. Skepticism centers on public handling of drug abuse admissions and the suggestion of a widespread problem, with Elston Howard and others questioning focus and seeking clarity during upcoming seminars.
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Frederick County Grants $100 to Ellyn Cornish
The Frederick County Commissioners unanimously approved a $100 grant to Ellyn Cornish, a Frederick cross country runner, to help cover expenses for the International Harrier Meet in Spain. Cornish estimates needing $500 for the trip.
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Shaw Remains Top Golf Winner
New York AP reports Tom Shaw still leads PGA Tour money list after failing to make the cut at the PGA Championship in Palm Beach Gardens. Shaw has $73,027, followed by Miller Barber with $68,985, Billy Casper $60,185, Arnold Palmer $58,862, and Jack Nicklaus $48,755 after his PGA victory boosted him from 34th to fifth place.
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Foster Heavily Favored To Beat Carroll Tonight
SCRANTON PA AP Bob Foster defends his disputed light heavy title Tuesday night against Syracuse challenger Hal Carroll. Foster is a heavy favorite as he seeks a fifth defense of the title won in 1968. The WBA stripped Foster of recognition, listing Vicente Rondon as champion. Foster carries a 41 5 record into the bout at the Catholic Youth Center with no radio or TV. Carroll, ranked sixth by the WBA and fourth by Ring Magazine, is 25 2 and stands about six feet tall facing the 6 3 Foster.
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Frederick College withholds comment on coach investigation
Frederick Community College officials declined to comment on an investigation into basketball coach Jack Loya amid charges presented by Student Government President Jim Trout. Athletic director Carl Emerick and school president Dr. Lewis W. Stephens offered no statement, while Emerick had promised a Monday update. The case centers on Loya’s dismissal of two players after an on court incident during a February 19 game against Prince George’s College.
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