Major league baseball opens annual meetings in Chicago
Chicago panels kick off the major leagues open agenda as trades signings and summer meetings begin. Questions arise over payrolls and who will foot the bill for player moves as Allyn Shells and college seniors enter the discussion.
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White Sox seek winter ball rules relaxing major leaguers
Box scores preview Miller salary dispute and NCAA signing clash. Art Allyn denounces tapping pension funds for a 50 000 yearly executive post while criticizing college prospect signings. Plan to tour Japan by year alternating leagues noted. White Sox propose allowing winter ball participation through five years in majors. Second annual Legion draft selects eight players.
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League Leaders Shows Big Names In 1960s Baseball
Batting leaders include Oliva of Minnesota and Robinson of Baltimore with 317 at bats. power hitters like Killebrew and Powell also high. Run totals feature F Robinson and A Robinson near the top, with Aparicio and Campaneris noted for steals and base work. Pitchers and defensive marks appear in scattered lines amid league-wide stats and team mentions.
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Nicklaus primed Philadelphia meet opens at Whitemarsh
Weiskopf led the Philadelphia Golf Classic after a six under par 66 using a mallet head putter in the first round at Whitemarsh Valley. Nicklaus opened defense of his title as a strong field including Casper Palmer Sanders Geiberger Littler and Sikes played at 6,708 yards. The $21 008 winner prize highlighted a large field of tour stars in the 72 hole event.
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Five years ago Tucson football attendance projection
On August 25 1961 University of Arizona ticket manager Chuck Magness predicted another record season with attendance averaging 22 386 per game, surpassing last year's figure.
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