Yankee Stadium lures Catfish Hunter to New York
Catfish Hunter chose the Yankees over higher bids from San Diego and Kansas City and two other clubs. He cited a lifelong dream of playing in New York and the exposure it offers, wearing a Yankees cap at a New Year’s Eve news conference. The exact signing figure is guarded, estimated near 3.7 million dollars, with Yankees president Gabe Paul stressing return on investment and potential risks if Hunter’s arm falters.
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Hunter
Norfolk
Clyde Kluttz
Kluttz
Salisbury
A's
Jim
Law
Braves
Giants
Cardinals
Pirates
Browns
Senators
A’s
Oakland
Gabe Paul
Charlie Finley
Oakland A's
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Women Bowling: Jack & Jill Center Leads with High Scores
Jack & Jill Center 1 leads the women's bowling meet with team series 2697 and team game 31. Carson's tallies 2599 in team standings. Individual standout B Ward posts 601 in series and 244 in a game while B Beauchamp adds 535 in series and 205 in a game.
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January 2 History and Star Signs Curate Almanac
The Almanac notes today is Thursday January 2, 1975 with 963 to follow. It lists celestial positions Mars Saturn as morning stars and Mercury Venus Jupiter as evening stars. It also marks Capricorn births and recalls George Wolfe born 1721 and Georgia ratifying the U.S. Constitution in 1788.
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Georgia
U.S
Celtics win third road game to tie division lead
Boston with stars Havlicek Cowens and White defeats Portland 108 94 on the road. Celtics force 30 Trail Blazer turnovers to seize momentum and move to 22 13, joining Buffalo atop the Atlantic Division as Walton sits out with a bone spur.
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Portland Trail Blazers
Buffalo
National Basketball Association
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Dave Cowens
JoJo White
Celtic
Portland
Heinsohn
Havlicek
Cowens
Don Chaney
White
Bill Walton
Los Angeles
Who's No. 1 in college football after 1974 bowls
The 1974 bowl season failed to crown a single national champion as Notre Dame upset Alabama 13-11 in the Orange Bowl and USC edged Ohio State 18-17 in the Rose Bowl. Ohio State, Michigan, and USC emerge with strong claims amid Alabama’s bowl woes and Oklahoma’s ineligibility. USC coach John McKay touts his squad while Rose Bowl drama, gold-standard performances, and key plays shaped the final rankings.
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Notre Dame
Ara Parseghian
Alabama
John McKay
Southern California
Ohio State
McKay
Bear Bryant
Crimson Tide
Michigan
Oklahoma
Penn State
Baylor
Nebraska
Florida
Pasadena
USC
J.K
Haden
Trojans
Shelton Diggs
Buckeyes
Southern Cal
Jim Lucas
Neil Colzie
Archie Griffin
Skubal families at gift opening
Christmas Eve after church families gathered for gift exchanges and meals in Ainsworth. The Skubal and Stout families hosted post-Christmas gatherings and dinners December 26 to 28 with extended relatives from Washington Davenport Peoria West Burlington Mt. Pleasant and Iowa City. A separate report notes a moderate 5.3 magnitude earthquake near Anchorage Alaska with minor damage and no injuries.
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Duane White Ainsworth
John Skubal Sr
Joe Skubal
John K. Skubal
George Stout Jr
Skubal
Helen Blanchard
Bernadine
Edna Jones
Washington
Madge Rabenold
Tom Rabenold
Bob McFarland
Larry Knight
Vicki Prybil
Donna Zamis
Iowa City
Richard Stearns
Riverside
Calif
Don Batterson
Ann
Wayne Brock
Louis Meeks
Everette Meeks
Dick Meeks
Max Meeks
Orville Meeks
Meryl Steele
Stan McCreedy
Kim
Kevin
Orie O'Connor
Burke McCreedy
Ruth Kilgore
Dolores Hazelett
Rodney Arnold
Ruth Benson
Davenport
Eloise Hazen
George Stout Sr
Harold Frakes
Ed Stout
Péoria
Keith Williams
Marsha Brock
Washington D. C
Kenneth Ornduff
Sandra Stout
Ron Ornduff
Bob Waters
Mt. Pleasant
Anchorage
Alaska
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