Indians Trade Two for Veterans in Milwaukee
Milwaukee Brewers send second baseman Frank Coggins and outfielder Roy Foster to the Cleveland Indians in exchange for veteran third baseman and outfielder Max Alvis and Russ Snyder. Reported terms include a cash settlement. this marks the Brewers first player trade.
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Get Dependable Tenants With a Norwalk Reflector Ad
A Norwalk Reflector classified ad promotes dependable tenants seekers. The notice highlights rental opportunities, provides contact details, and urges prompt responses for steady occupancy.
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Johnson Hard To Please Brings Bullets To 3-5 Tie
Gus Johnson scored 31 points and limited New York star Dave DeBusschere to four as the Baltimore Bullets upset the Knicks 96-87 to even the best of seven playoff series at three games apiece. Earl Monroe added 29 as Baltimore rallied from a halftime deficit and sent the series to a decisive game at Madison Square Garden.
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New Hair Growth Trial Offers 32 Day At Home Program
Houston advertisement promotes Loesch Laboratory Consultants claim that a 32 day trial can stop hair loss and grow hair for both men and women. It warns that many baldness causes exist and urges readers who still have some hair to act before roots die, offering a money back guarantee if not helped.
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Presidential Opener Sets Tone For Baseball's Second Century
Baseball begins its second century with political chaos and legal drama. Nixon’s absence at Washington’s opener shifts spotlight to David Eisenhower as ceremonial stand-in, while Mickey Lolich starts for the Senators against Detroit. Curt Flood and Denny McLain dominate spring headlines as Seattle Milwaukee legal battles unfold.
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Griffith Stadium
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Blood ties test season as Niekro and Esposito brothers mix sports
The piece notes the Niekro brothers and Esposito brothers in MLB and NHL light of amateur and professional pressures. Tony Esposito leads Black Hawks with 15 shutouts this season while Phil Esposito tops scoring for the Bruins. Tony credits teammates for success and says he would not avoid facing his brother if playoff matchups bring them together.
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Busy Housewives Save Time and Money by Daily Shopping
Readers are urged to use the classified section for quick daily shopping. The note emphasizes saving time and money by browsing classified ads, suggesting a practical approach to routine purchases.
Gary Player Captures Greater Greensboro Open Title
Gary Player won the Greater Greensboro Open by two strokes over Miller Barber after a final round 65 to finish 13 under par at 271. He earned $36,000 in prize money and planned a Masters practice day in Greensboro, North Carolina.
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Gary Player
Miller Barber
Cleveland Entry Named Cavaliers in NBA
Cleveland entry in the National Basketball Association will be known as The Cavaliers after a mail vote. One third of the 6 000 votes favored the name and Jerry Tomko of Eastlake won season tickets for his letter explaining why Cavaliers was the top choice.
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Cavaliers
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