Orioles Boost Title Chase With Key Trades
At the winter meetings the Baltimore Orioles completed deals for Ken Singleton and Mike Torrez while trading away Dave McNally Rich Coggins and Bill Kirkpatrick. The moves bolster a lineup around Lee May and add pitching depth with Cuellar Grimsley and Torrez as a top starter. The club remains up for sale by owner Jerry Hoffenberger and may consider Washington as a future home, with Seattle Denver Honolulu Toronto and New Orleans seeking new franchises by 1976.
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KSU Budget Woes Prompt Talks Of Scholarship Cuts
Kansas State University faces budget pressures with plans to halt scholarships in several sports. Athletic directors from Big Eight react with sympathy but mostly caution, noting no immediate widespread action. K-State officials hope the move is temporary as schools nationwide reexamine funding.
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Big 8 Honor To Switzer
Barry Switzer was named Big Eight football coach of the year by a 24 member board. The Oklahoma Sooners, 1st in the nation, went 10-0-1 in 1973 and 11-0 in 1974 while winning league titles. Other vote recipients included Jim Stanley Al Onofrio and Earle Bruce. Tom Good sen of Iowa State was named best placekicker with 60 points from 18 extra points and 14 of 25 field goals.
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Black Hawks Blitz Hapless KC Scouts
The expansion Kansas City Scouts were crushed 7-3 by the Chicago Black Hawks as six first period goals keyed the win. Kansas City dropped to 4-1-1, with coach Bep Guidolin expressing frustration after the opening frame. Stan Mikita led Chicago with a goal early, while Randy Rota and Simon Nolet each scored for Kansas City.
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