Maris Seeks Top Salary as Trade Wind Blows
Roger Maris may walk out on the New York Yankees if salary talks fail by February 28. Negotiations with GM Roy Hamey reached an explosive stage as Maris demands 75 000 to 80 000 while the Yankees hold at 360 000 to 367 000. Maris earned about 38 000 in 1961 after winning the 1960 AL MVP in his first Yankee season.
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Fort Lauderdale
Fla
Roger Maris
Babe Ruth
New York Yankees
Maris
Roy Hamey
Yankees
Mais
Mars
New Orleans Open To See Sanders On Stiff Second Day
New Orleans Open leaderboard shows defending champion Doug Sanders tied with Ed Oldfield and Wes Ellis after a strong first round at City Park. Sanders birdied four on the front nine but misfired on key putts, while Oldfield and Ellis posted six and five birdies respectively amid overcast, chilly weather and gusty winds.
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New Orleans
UPI
Doug Sanders
Sanders
City Park
Ed Oldfield
Wes Ellis
Oldfield
Ellis
Phil Rodgers
Jack Nicklaus
Don Finsterwald
Golf
West Caldwell
N.J
Rodgers
Finsterwald
Bo Wininger
Donald Miller
Nicklaus
Boy Kills Father To Save His Mother
In Columbus, 15 year old Michael Brehm shot and killed his 60 year old father Martin after finding his mother Garnet beaten. Police report he admitted firing twice with a .22 caliber revolver taken earlier, saying his father was beating his mother again. A classmate, Robert Fisk, witnessed the events and noted the boy’s fear and stated he might have had to kill him to protect his mother. The father, described as drinking and arguing with Garnet, died from chest and shoulder wounds after the kitchen incident.
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Columbus
UPS
Michael Brehm
Martin
Brehm
Robert Fisk
Scoring Leaders Across AWDI Area by Season Averages
The compiled leader list shows players averaging 15 points per game or higher from AWDI AREA SEASON. Notable names include John Reno Elyria Catholic 22.0 and Mike Hyde Western Reserve 21.6, with multiple players from Elyria Admiral King Oberlin Milan and South Central among top scorers.
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John Reno
Elyria Catholic
Mike Hyde
Western Reserve
Jim Knapp
Keystone
al Stacey
Midview
Tom Nickoloff
Admiral King
John Whitfield
John Watkins
Avon
Scott Kretchmar
Oberlin
Ken Dick
Elyria
Bi Wacker
Wellington
Joe Bibb
Milan
George Tigges
Ba Damrop
New London
Buckeye
Don Rather
Sandusky
Jim Davis
Fremont
North Central
Ken Hetman
St Stanislaus
Mike Bober
St John Cantius
Jim Stofko
Our Lady of Lourdes
Lakeland
Rudd Summers
Huron
Bill Wacker
Randy Kliner
Avon Lake
Bob Eden
Dennis Papp
Pairview
John Campy
Medina
Nore Purcell
South Central
E Hyle
Nell Walcher
Three winners in Hot Springs stakes with late bets
In Hot Springs Arkansas, Daboard signs on in the third with $6.60 on Three Winners. Buckley Woods adds $23.60 in the sixth and Deemster $12.00 in the feature seventh.
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Hot Springs
Ark
Cal defeats San Francisco in opener at Berkeley
In Berkeley California the University of California beat the University of San Francisco 5 0 in the opening game of the collegiate baseball season.
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Berkeley. Calif
UPI
University of California
University of San Francisco
Elyria and Elyria Catholic square off in county tourney rounds
In Lorain County Class A action Elyria faces Clearview and Elyria Catholic meets Midview at 8 pm. Vermilion plays Norwalk at 7 pm in Medina County Class A. Buckeye hosts Black River in Erie County Class A. Berlin Heights vs Milan and Berlin Heights winner faces Margaret ta on Wednesday in Huron County Class A. Western Reserve meets New London and South Central faces Norwalk St Paul on Wednesday at Monroeville with Friday winners on neutral court at Admiral King.
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Medina County
Buckeye
Black River
Erie County
Berlin Heights
Milan
Margaretta
Huron County
Western Reserve
New London
Monroeville
South Central
Norwalk St. Paul
Noisy gift carillon returned to donor's group
In Bucyrus Ohio residents complained of noise prompting the John Quincy Shunk Association to reclaim a $12,000 carillon donated in 1940 by founder Shunk. The city and Cincinnati officials ceded rights as conditions were not met including in person performance and no tape use.
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Bucyrus
Omo
UPI
John Quincy Shunk Association
Shunk
Fire Department
Philanthropic
Skank Association
City Council
Cincinnati
Tole Lakeside
Ohio
Jam College
Thiel College of Carillon
Pennsylvania
Crestline
Coleraine star nets 140-foot goal in state hockey win
St Paul game report notes Coleraine Minn sophomore Jim Sobrzak scored a record 140-foot goal Thursday as Coleraine edged Minneapolis Washburn 3 to 2 in the Minnesota state high school hockey tournament.
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ST. Paul
UPD
Jim Sobrzak
Coleraine
Minn
Minneapolis Washburn
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