Wednesday Night NBA Schedule and Standings Snippet
Listings show 3 p.m. Oakland at Chicago with Odom and Nash, 7 p.m. New York at Detroit, 1:30 p.m. Washington at Cleveland, 8 p.m. Baltimore at Boston, plus California at Minnesota and other city matchups. Evening games feature Pittsburgh at Philadelphia, Atlanta at Houston, Cincinnati at Los Angeles, and St Louis at San Francisco as the schedule notes.
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Penguins star Lou Angotti leaves Penguins in pay dispute
Boxscores report Lou Angotti, a 34 year old Penguins player, walked out after a disagreement with coach Red Sullivan over being moved from center to right wing in a scrimmage. A club spokesman said Angotti left Monday, amid pay and role friction.
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Pirates Rally Past Phillies in Evening Victory
Don Clendenon Mazeroski keyed a 6 1 Pirates offensive with two RBI and Dock Ellis earned his first major league complete game as Pittsburgh beat Philadelphia 6 1 at home. Willie Stargell added a third inning homer and Mazeroski drove in two runs.
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Spiders Suffer Rough Monday Before WVU Clash
University of Rich mond football team, the Spiders, fell 34 to 3 after leading 14 17 with five minutes left as Toledo's Woledo kicking game dominated. Coach Frank Jones praised the players' effort despite mistakes. Cornerback Winston White and tight end Tommy England earned praise for strong play, with England catching four passes including a leaping TD grab.
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Morgantown WVU coach Dint Carlen says Richmond, after a 41 14 loss at Foleda, will provide a tougher test. He notes Richmond’s aggressive defense and improved running attack. The Mountaineers, at full strength, aim to move the ball consistently against the Spiders led by quarterback Auster O’Brien and end Walker Gillette.
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Mets Take Win In IL Contest
The Jacksonville Mets beat the Columbus Jets 6-4 in Columbus to take a 2-0 lead in the International League Governor's Cup final. Reliever Barry Raziano shut out Columbus over the last 3 2 3 innings after Tex McGraw gave up Manny Sanguts two run homer and George Spriggs followed with a two run shot. The series heads to Jackson- ville for the next three games with a return to Columbus possible.
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Cronin Fires Two Umpires in Surprise Move
Boston report says American League president Joe Cronin fired umpires Al Salerno of Alabama and Dil Valentine of Arkansas, effective immediately. Salerno and Valentine, with lawyers, challenged Cronin’s claim of there being a merger motive amid lingering push to unite AL and NL umpires.
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A scanned summary lists top players across the National and American Leagues by batting and pitching categories. It includes names such as Rose, Alou, McCovey, Banks, Willians, and Harrelson with their teams and season stats for home runs, RBIs, and other figures, plus leading pitchers and league-wide records. The fragmented text cites various players and leagues with inconsistent formatting.
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Reed Signs With Knicks After 1968 Contract Move
Reed, the Knicks testing scorer and rebounder, signed his 1968 contract Monday in Farmingdale New York, leaving Walt Bellamy as the holdout. Umpires claimed league sources leaked details, while league officials denied prompt firings tied to umpires' alleged activities. Top salaries run just over 17000 versus 24160 for leaders.
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