Finley Accused of Perjury In Hunter Arbitration
AHOSKIE NC AP Last week's arbitration freed Catfish Hunter and sparked a legal dispute over Oakland A's owner Charles C Finley accused of perjuring himself in New York. Hunter met with 4 clubs as 13 teams pursued him with decisions expected within days.
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Pro Basketball Thursday's Games
The schedule lists matchups between Los Angeles and Cleveland Atlanta versus Houston New York visiting Detroit Portland at Golden State and Philadelphia hosting Chicago for Thursday games.
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Wheat crop outlook positive as 1975 plantings rise
Washington AP says farmers started 1975 wheat harvest plans with a 6 percent rise in winter wheat acreage and a possible record 26 billion bushels. USDA notes weather risks and spring wheat uncertainty. 1974 totals were 1.8 billion, with exports stressing stocks. By Dec 1 growers had 55.5 million acres of winter wheat, highest since 1953, due to favorable prices and fewer government planting limits.
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Bowling Bits weekly top bowlers and standings note
Top bowlers for week ending Dec 20 were Mary Lu Burgoon with 207 and Sue Lane with 515. Patterson's led with 767 and 2213. Weekly notes include daily highs, standings, and holiday break with no bowling Bits until Jan 6 1975. Have a Happy New Year.
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OHS Player of the Week Ken Miller Leads Cyclones
Ottawa Highs Ken Miller named Player of the Week for guiding the Cyclones to a 52 50 win over Paola last Friday night. The 5 9 junior guard scored 17 points, including a crucial late 3 point play that sparked the comeback and his team’s first victory of the season.
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Area Player Of The Week Gary Irick Shines For Baldwin
Baldwin Bulldogs forward Gary Irick 6-1 earned Herald Area Player of The Week after two wins. He scored 23 points with strong rebounding in a 72 48 win over Louisburg and added 33 points with 17 rebounds in a 78 65 victory over Spring Hill keeping Baldwin atop the Jayhawk League.
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Alabama tops Gobblers to move to No. 7 in AP ratings
Alabama defeated Virginia Tech 77 73 to improve to 5 0 in the season and climb to No. 7 in the AP college basketball poll. Leon Douglas led Alabama with 27 points and 11 rebounds as Kentucky crushed Kansas 100 63 and Oregon routed Villanova 116 77 in other Monday games.
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Bowling Scores From Monday Ladies League Highlights
Franklin Savings led with a 386 510 line while Franklins 10 30 M Ainsworth posted 197 471 at Ottawa Bus 1. Patterson's 27 yielded S Troutman 199 490. Osburn's Flowers 12 saw R Hoover 170 and Toumbertin 170 450. Nitcher Floors 7 had S Heckman 192 487. Ottawa Bowl 2 featured S Coffman 178 467. Brunswick League First National 2 with K Liegerot 197 535 and H Tucker 190 30. 100F No 24 3 had L Turner 183 30 C Breckenridge 484. Lemaster Enterprises 1 saw L Scribner 189 and J Farris 492. Moorman Feeds 4 with S Thorn 175 465. King Radio 0 had S Smith 159 408.
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Starr Named Packers Coach and General Manager
GREEN BAY Wis AP Bart Starr was named head coach and general manager of the Green Bay Packers today. Starr, 40, succeeds Dan Devine who quit to coach at Notre Dame, after Starr’s storied playing career with six divisional and five league titles and two Super Bowl wins.
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