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Gil more Signs with ABA Colonels for $2 Mi I lion Plus By BILL WINTER Associated Sportj Wrlrtr LOUISVILLE, Ky. AP Firing the coals for a certain dollar- war with the National Basketball-Association, the American 'Basketball Association Kentucky Colonels signed Jacksonville Ail-American Artis Gilmore to a pact called "the biggest ever player." given to an ABA The 7-foot-2 center, flanked by Colonels' President Mike and ABA President Wendell Cherry, signed the pact before 11,000 spectators in Louisville's massive Freedom Hall Tuesday night. The signing ceremony, carried live on television, came between games of an ABA doub- Jeheader, with Gilmore slowly walking-the length of the court to the accompaniment of a standing ovation before inkinfi the contract. Storen said the contract was! he richest ever given an ABA player, but refused to reveal ils dollar value. A report by The Louisville Times Tuesday set the amount of the contract at "in excess of million," and Gilmore's college coach, Tom Wasdin, said in Florida that he had heard similar figures.

Gilmore's signing gave the ABA a running start in its recruiting battle with the NBA, and is expected to inspire other college seniors to hike their salary demands. Oregon slar Slan Love, the Pacific-8's top scorer this sea- 1 son but seldom mentioned often among the nation's leading pro prospects, said Tuesday he wants a $500,000 contract to play professional ball. Other top seniors are expected to demand higher fig- ires. Gilmore carries impressive credentials into his pro career. He averaged 26.5 points and 22.2 rebounds per game in leading the Dolphins to the finals of the NCAA championships during his junior year.

This season he led the nation in rebounding with 23.2 per Exhibition Baseball Lobos Shut Out SCSC, 5 to 0 ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. (AP) New Mexico defeated Southern Colorado Stale 5-0 Tuesday in a college baseball game. New Mexico, leading 2-0 going Into the bottom of the eighth inning, broke loose for three more runs to clinch the game. Ron Adair led off wilh a triple and Boh Fa ford followed with a single to score Adair. With one out, "Rick Wicks doubled, moving Faford to third and Fa- foriJ then scored on a passed ball.

Jim Surber tripled Wicks home. The winning pitcher for the Lobos was Jim Kremmel who went the distance. He gave up five hits, didn't issue a walk and struck out nine. New Mexico now is 5-3, and Southern Colorado is 4-2. By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Tuesday's Results Pittsburgh 6, Tokyo Giants 2 Baltimore 3, Los Angeles 0 San Francisco 6, Milwaukee 5, 10 innings Cleveland 10, Oakland 7 Chicago 2, San Diego 1 Houston 4, Philadelphia 1 Washington 5, Boston 4 St.

Louis 10, Cincinnati 7 Detroit 10, New York 4 Montreal Kansas City 4 Chicago A 8, New York A 0 So. Colo. New Mexico 000-000 000--0 5 4 000-100 18x--5 3 1 Hedberg, Burba (8), and Petersen; Kremmel, and Surber. W--Kremmel. L--Hedburg.

4-HCagers Set To Start Tournament ASU Sun Devils Blast CSU, 14-1 TEMPE, Ariz. (AP)-Arizoria State's baseball team pounded 13 hits and allowed only two in downing Colorado State 14-1 here Tuesday in college baseball. Trie win brought ASU's record to 13-3. Colorado State stands 0-2. The Devils bunched most ol their runs in the second and seventh innings.

Dennis Kendrick's two-run double fueled a five-run second inning for A- Slate. After Tom Welton's two- run homer in the seventh, Arizona State struck for seven runs to provide the 13-run margin. Ken Hansen picked up his second win against one loss Keith Kasparovitch dropped his first decision of the season for CSU. csu ASU 000 001 000-- 1 2 1 050 000 27x--14 13 0 Kasparovitch, Gleason (7) anc Andrews; K. Hansen, Adams (6), Welton (9) and Manllo Zbikowski (9).

W--K. Hans. (2-1). L--Kasparovilch (0-1). HR--Arizona Slate, Welton.

Tokyo Orions 7, California 2 Atlanta 5, Minnesota 2 Only games scheduled Wednesday's Games Houston vs. Boston at Winter Haven, Fla. New York A vs. Chicago A at vlaracaibo, nighl Delroil vs. Cincinnati al Tampa, Fla.

Kansas City vs. New York it St. Petersburg, Fla. Los Angeles vs. Washington at Pompano Beach, Fla.

Atlanta vs. Montreal at West aim Beach, Fla. St. Louis vs. Philadelphia al Clearwater, Fla.

Milwaukee vs. San Francisco at Phoenix Ariz. Cleveland vs. Oakland a ties Ariz. Chicago vs.

San Diego a Yuma, Ariz. Minnesota vs. Baltimore a Miami, night Thursday's Garnet Cincinnati vs. Boston at Win Haven, Fla. Detroit vs.

New York al St Petersburg, Fla. Kansas City vs. Philadelphia at Ft. Myers, Fla. Minnesota vs.

New York A a Ft. Lauderdale, night Washington vs. Atlanta West Palm Beach, Fla. Houston vs. Montreal a ocoa, Kla.

St. Louis vs. Pittsburgh a Bradenlon, Fla. Oakland, vs. Chicago a Scottsdale, Ariz.

San Diego vs. San Francisc lloverleaf repares or lift Year LOVELAND, Colo. The ighty Blair Brothers string om Hialeah, heads a sler of 26 kennels contracted compete for some $450,000 purses this spring at Clover- af Greyhound Park. Cloverleaf which officially ens ils 61-night racing season i April 2, is scheduled to begin schedule of pre-season school- programs on March 23. Blair Brothers, Clinton (Buzzy) lair, grabbed win champion- lips at Colorado's three major acks Cloverleaf, Denver's iile High Kennel Club and Over 36 teams from all over the county will compete this weekend in the annual Weld County 4-H Basketball Tournament.

Teams will compete for trophies in the Half Pint (ages 9 10), Pee Wee (ages 12 and under) and (Ages 15 under) divisions. Action will get underway Friday evening, March 19, at Heath Junior High School with six games being played. A full set of games is on tap Saturday the 20th with championship frames-being played Saturday nings Tuesday, Mike Cuellar iT-ant coTron at Phoenix, Ariz. California vs. Cleveland a Tucson, Ariz.

Tokyo Lotle Orions vs. Mi waukee at Tempe, Ariz. the 27th. Over 300 4-H boys playing in 50 games during the three-day tournament will complete this year. Returning champions are stifled the California Angels 7-2 Pitching Shapes Up In Baseball Camps By HERSCHEL NISSENSON Associated Press Sports Wriler The big-name pitchers are rapidly getting in shape for Ihe start of the baseball season.

Phil Niekro hurled five good in- went seven and Choji Mu- rala went nine. Choji Murata pilches for Japan's Lotle Orions and he Kersey Busy Beavers 4-H in the and Half Pint Divisions and Gilcrest in the Pee Wee Division. All games will be played al Heath Junior High School. Following' is the first round action for Friday p.m., the 19th, and Saturday the 20th. March 19 North Gym 7 p.m., Kersey vs.

Hazelton, 8 p.m. Fierce- Prairie View vs. HazeJfon, Galeton vs. Briggsdale, 9 p.m. South Gym 7 p.m., Ashton Wyatt, 8 p.m.

Pierce- on seven hits, including Tony Conigliaro's first home Murala walked four and fanned eight. Niekro, whose knuckleball didn't knuckle down to business last year, yielded only one hit during his stint as the Atlanta Braves whipped the Minnesota Twins 5-2. Baltimore's Cuellar, off a lackadaisical winter campaign, was in world championship form, blanking the Los Angeles Dodgers for seven innings in a 3 0 Oriole victory. Tom Dukes Prairie View vs. J.A.M., 9 p.m.

Kersey vs. Gilcrest, Saturday, March 20 North Gym Ashton vs Big Bend-Beebe Draw, 9 Keene Chaparrals vs. Grover, 10 a.m.. Big 'Bend- Bebe Draw 11 a.m., NeSv Rayrner-Stoneham vs Pierce-Prairie View, 12 Shamrock-Westward Vs. Grover, 1 p.m., South Platte vs.

Gilcrest, B. Second round games from 2 p.m. through 9 inished up and Frank Robinson jelted a mammoth home run Japan's olher touring team the Tokyo Giants, lost to Pitt burgh 5-2 when the Pirate cored four times in the eighl nning. Gene Clines had fou its for the Bucs. Rookie Bill Bonham and ve ran Bill Hands combined for ne-hitter--a single by Rafa lobles in the fifth--and tl Chicago Cubs edged the Sa Diego Padres 2-1 on Jose Orli linth-inning RBI triple.

The Chicago White Sc md Houston Astros also itrong pitching. Tom Bradle and two rookies stopped the Ne York Yankees 8-0 on four hits he clubs began a two-game vi. Venezuela. It was New Yorl eighth consecutive setback. Sore-armed Don i 1 worked five scoreless innings and Houston downed Philadelphia 4-1.

Cleveland outlasted Oakland 0-7 in another game featuring he experimental three-ball p.m. South Gym-- 8 a.m., Raymer-Stoneham New Box Elder 9 a.m., Galeton vs. Box Elder, 10 a.m., Eaton- Clovcrly vs. Big Bend, 11 am Keene Chaparrals, vs. Grover, 12 vs.

Second round p.m. through 8 Hazelton, games from 1 p.m. Kansas State Increases Grid Ticket Prices MANHATTAN, Kan. (AP) Football ticket prices at Kansa: State University will be raisei 20 per cenl next fall because a projected deficit in this year' athletic department budget. The department said Tuesda; the deficit is caused by fewe contributions, decreased attend ance al basketball games an less money from guarantees road football games.

Student season tickets will in crease from $12,50 to $15 and faculty tickets will go from $18.75 to $22.50. me while scoring at a 22.3- mt clip. greatest contributions me on defense, where he av- aged 10.3 blocked shots per me. In one game against ast Carolina, ots. he blocked 17 ocky Mountain Kennel Club in olorado Springs.

The kennel "so set a state record by earn- more than $95,000 in one sar. Among the racing groups exacted to press the Blair outfit the 1971 Cloverleaf win title re Jack Roche, Wilbert Hart, ock Shockley and Mulberry Cennel. greyhound owners woked for Cloverleaf's 17lh eason are Lou Baltes, Mike aslellani, Paul Draper, Emire Kennel, James Garber, am Gerard, Dave Greig, Clyde leans, Alfred Olson, Oswald rothers, Frank 'rilchard, John Colonels Beat Nets, 122-1 In ABA Play By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS There must be a lot of job insecurity on the Kentucky Colonels basketball team now. It isn't every ballplayer who learns he may be replaced by a 7-foot-2 Arlis Gilmore. Whether the Colonels were inspired by fear or joy by the team's signing of the Jacksonville University star, the result was a 122-104 victory Tuesday night over the New York Nets in an American Basketball Association game.

Dan Issel topped the Colonels scoring with 39 poinls and was the big rebounder with 21 grabfc. Rick Barry hit 29 points for Ihe Nets, but only 10 in the last half when the Colonels were to win. In other AHA games, Indiana defeated Piltsburgh 130-119 and Memphis knocked off Den ver 127-118. In the National Basketbal Association games: New Yorl 115, Los Angeles 82; Chicago 113, Baltimore 09; Clevelam 108, San Francisco 103; Cincin nati 113, Buffalo 102; Atlanta 120, Philadelphia 125; and Mil waukee 119, Phoenix 111. Indiana's victory was tli first game of a doubleheader ii Louisville with the Colonels Nets game.

Roger Brown an Freddie Lewis led the Pacer with 39 and 29 points, respec lively. Slew Johnson scored 3i a John Brisker 21) for th Condors. Indiana jumped to an earl, 11 point lead before Pittsburg revived lo gain a 50-50 lie be fore the half and a 63-53 lie jus after intermission. A Mel Dai iels' field goal gave the Pacer the lead for good early in Hi March 17,1971 GREELEY TRTBUNE Page 27 Atlanta Wins NBA Gome; Knicks Beat Lakers, THE ASSOCIATED PRESS The lights dimmed in New fork and got brighter for At- anla and Chicago. While New York tolerated an Iher power failure--this one onfined to the game between x)s Angeles and the Knicks at lariison Square Garden--At- anta's Hawks and Chicago's iulls brightened their chances or National Basketball Association playoff berths.

The Knicks demolished the By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS NBA Eastern Conference Atlantic Division W. L. Pet. G.B. x-Now York 51 23 .638 'hiladel 45 34 Boston Buffalo Pierce, Carl Rae, Jack herck, F.

B. Stutz, Robert home, Vern Walker, Dr. Varren Wegert, Ceci! Wilson, mane Randle and Colorado ennels. The only siring that hasn't un before at Cloverleaf is Impire Kennel which recently iroughl out the former May- ield-Swerling unit. Some individual grey- icund stars listed are Blair's B.B.'s Juno and B.B.'s Delight; third quarter.

The Jones Jimmy--and boys--Sieve an Wendell Larine scored 94 points in the Men phis victory. Steve hit 32 point and Jimmy and Ladncr 31 cac as the Pros led by as many a 15 points. It was Memphis all the wa but Larry Cannon boomed 2 points for Denver in ils losin effort. Lakers 115-82. Atlanta overhauled Philadelphia 130-125 and Chicago outran Baltimore 11399 Tuesday night.

In other NBA action Cleveland upset San Francisco 108 103, Cincinnati held off Buffalo 113-102 and Milwaukee belled Phoenix 119-111. In the American Basketball Association Indiana pounded Piltsburgh 130-119, Kentucky bombed New York 122-104 and Professional Basketball .570 .519 .275 Central Division c-Balti 40 38 .513 Atlanta lincinnati ..33 Clevnland ..14 .438 .418 .179 9 3 29 6 7V4 26 Western Conference Midwest Division c-Milw CG 14 .825 Chicago -50 28 15 Phoenix 32 .590 19 Detroit 43 35 .551 22 Pacific Division c-Los Ang. .47 32 .595 -San Fran. ...39 40 .494 8 San Diego ..37 42 .468 10 Seattle 42 .462 IOVS Portland .25 53 .321 c--Clinched divisional title Tuesday's Results New York 115, Los Angeles 82 Cleveland 108, San Fran. 103 Atlanta 130, Philadelphia 125 Chicago 113, Baltimore 99 Cincinnati 113, Buffalo 102 Milwaukee 113, Phoenix 111 Only games scheduled Wednesday's Games Cleveland at Baltimore Los Angeles at Boston San Francisco at Cincinnati Detroil at San Diego Only games scheduled Thursday's New York at Phoenix Milwaukee vs.

Seattle at of Wash. San Francisco at Chicago loche's Gallant Trend Girl; Setter Hart's am J.W Hall of Fame Remembers Baseball Executive MacPhail Tincess, J.W. Von, JW. Holiday and J.W. Heslon; Pierce's Tango Tinker; Gerard's Mc's Accent On Go; Garbcr's Paul lhank; Castellani's Fast Felix and Mary Jane; Empire's M.S.

George and Rayrene; Means' Buck and Be Mighty; i I Todd's Andi; "ihockley's Ripic and Sue 'ancy; Sherck's Hollyhock Hcs- er; Walter's Apache's Pride and Fearless; Mulberry's L.B.'s Toro; and Judge. Handle's Country B.B.'s Delight was the No. 1 winner in Colorado in 1970, B.B.'s Juno, who scored in the rich $17,500 Timberline Stake in Denver, was the leading winner on the circuit and Trend Setter owns the 5-16-mile course record at Cloverleaf. Trend Setter, 10-5-1 in 18 starts, and Gallant Girl, 15-4-3 in 27 efforts, were the big guas at Multnomah Kennel Club in Portland, last summer. valk.

There was a total of 23 valks. The Detroit Tigers trounced ihe New York Mets 10-4 behind a six-run outburst in the fifth, capped by Mickey Stanley's jrand slam. Jose Cardenal's slam was one of three Louis homers--Ted Simmons and Joe Torre hit the others--in the Cardinals' 10-7 triumph over Cincinnati. Wasingfon got home runs from Mike Epstein and Frank Howard, the first for each, and shaded Boston 5-4 wilh a run in the ninth. San Francisco nipped Milwaukee G-5 on George Foster's lOth-inning sacrifice fly.

The Montreal Expos stole Ihe go-ahead run in the top of the ninth when Jim Fairey and Garry Sutherland pulled a double steal and downed Kan sas City 6-4. Green, Van Lier Pace NBA Stats NEW YORK A The Cincinnati Koyals are having their problems in the race for a National Basketball Association playoff berth but two players are making off with individual championships. Veteran Johnny Green is closing in on his second consecutive fiekl goal percentage crown with a shooting average of .586 to .575 for Milwaukee's Alcindor. Teammate Norm Van Licr is he NBA's leading playmaker, averaging 10.2 assists per By FRANK ECK I AP Newsfeatures Sports Editor Ten men, all of whom made good living out of baseball, met recently on the fourth floor of New York's Americana hotel for the purpose of naming six oldlime players and one executive to baseball's Hall of Fame. These men, seven over 70, the olhers just below that age, sal around an oblong piece of furniture with a green covered cloth thai resembled an billiard table.

For almost two hours they took ballot after ballot. Their job was difficult and they will be getting letters of both thanks and admonishment long after those chosen are inducted into the Hall on Aug. 0 at Cooperstown, N.Y. It was a secret meeting headed by former National League president Warren C. Giles, who knows baseball rules and procedures from A to Z.

He ran the i i a i Reds after I-arry MacPhail had pu' the lights in that park and hn presented him with two future championship teams. He later ran the National League. The committee included I'au S. Kerr, president of Ihe Hall Hall of Farmers I'rankie five straight America pennants and Worl cries, Weiss was a sma lioice. However, Weiss is a youl omparcd to Larry MacPhai turned 81, Feb.

3. It was MacPhail who put Ih rst front office pension pla nlo effect, a pension that wa benefit both Weiss an itcngel before they move cross flic river lo the Mcls. It was MacPhail who in 13' lood by Leo Durocber aff 'ommissioner Happy Chandli uspended him for one yea The next summer Ricke released" Durocber to Horac toneham's New York Giants. It was MacPhail who worke in the players' pension plan, ind put night ball in Cincinnati, Brooklyn and New York. It was MacPhail who, as a SAVE MONEY ON SKIING al HIDDEN VALLEY SKI AREA All tows operating nilU ANT All Tow ticket $1.50 Adult BUT Ullt or $3.50 child GET ONE FREE This offer flood Mar.

27th thru Apr. 1971 (Tuesday thru Thunday) With this ad from the Greeley Tribune NEWTON. Mass. A Boston College's basketbal team Tuesday named 6-foot- center Peter Schmid of Syr- iacuse, N.Y., captain for the 1971-72 season. I 1 FORT WORTH, Tex.

(AP) Bobby Nichols, a former South- I Conference golf star from AM, bas accepted an i i a i to play in the 26th an nual Colonial National I'vifalion Golf Tournament. in Frisch, Joe Cronin, Waile Hoyt i Terry a Charle; Gehringer. Also former writer Fred Lieb, Dan Daniel and Charley Segar, Ford C. Frick' buddy in their wriling days whc went to Ihe Frick and secretary when Frick ran tight ship as commissioner. Absentees Roy Stockton an Will had proxies NL office undo joined him a irginia enlucky ew York ittsburgh loridians arolina ABA East Division 26 .653 .38 ...32 ..32 ..29 .553 c.507 .416 .410 .387 11 18 18V4 20 West Division tall 51 22 .699 ndiana 24 .684 leimihis .38 38 .500 Wk envcr 49 .355 25VS: exas .26 49 .347 26 Tuesday's Results Indiana 130, Pittsburgh 119 Kentucky 122, New York 124 Memphis 127, Denver 118 Only games scheduled Wednesday's amges Pittsburgh vs.

Carolina at harlotte Utah vs. Floridians at Madion Square Garden, N.Y. Kentucky vs. New York at ladison Square Garden Texas vs. Indiana at Andcr- on, Ind.

Only games scheduled Thursday's Games Utah aI Denver Only game scheduled Memphis mauled Denver 127118. The Knicks were leading 71- .58 late in the third period when most of the lights--along with the Scoreboard, clocks and pubr, lie address system--went on the blink. "Let's hide the ball off court," Los Angeles center Will Chamberlain joked as the fourth quarter began with New York leading 80-63. "Then they won't be able to find it cither." It might not have been a bad idea. Moments later the Knicks'1 reeled off 11 straight points ti finish off the Inkers.

Walt Fra- zier topped New York wilh 22 points. Willie McCarler had for lire losers. Atlanta, runner-up in the Central Division, retained its 11- edge over Cincinnati in Is playoff race. The Hawks' trailed Philadelphia by 18' winls bul Lou Hudson and Pete Maravich combined for 30 ourlh-quarlcr points to turn Ihe tide. Hudson finished with 43.

The Bulls all but wrapped up the Midwest Division's second- place- position. Tom Boor- winkle's 2C iwinls and Jerry Sloan's 24 enabled Chicago to pull away from Baltimore and open a four-game margin over third-place Phoenix with four to Orr Set NHL Marks NEW YORK A Boston's hil Esposilo and Bobby Orr mashed five more Nutionnl lockey League records last vcek and continued to pull away from the rest of the jack--including four of their eammales--in the fight for the NHL scoring title. That brought to an incredible 14 the number of records the Bruins have surpassed and, with 10 regular-season games remaining, they've got a solid chance to grab Amen more. Awl by winning four games--or collecting eight points with victories and tics--they'll wrap up (he East Division crown. Chicago's Tilnck Hawks, who won Ihe East title a ycnr ago, did Ihe same with the West lust week.

Only another mnjnr realignment of tlie league could give a team chance to do thai again. Esnosilo pushed his league- leading gool total In 61, three beyond the mark set by Chi cage's Bobby Hull in the 1SG8-C9 season, according to statistics released Monday by the NHL. Thai combined with his 69 assists, gave Kspo 130 points, exceeding by four his own record, also set two years ago Orr trails Espo by just Ihrce points--he's steadily shaved the 8-point gap of a monlh ago-- ind he got (hot close to break- play. San Francisco retained sec: pnd in the Pacific Division, but its lend over idle San Diego shrank to two games with the loss to the Cavaliers, who 30t a career-high 37 poinls from Bobby Smith. Cincinnati scored the first 10 points of the game, pulled away from Buffalo 31-18 in the first- period, then spent the fighting off the Braves to slay -i within reach of Atlanta 1 Rookies Nate Archibald with 25 poinls and Sam Licey wiih 23 led the winners.

Lew Alcimlor bombed in for Milwaukee as (ho Bucks, 1 trailing Phoenix 88-81 after three quarters, reeled off a doz- en points in a row lo sink Suns. Jones Company Trophies Howling Track Tennis ALL SPORTS game. Alcindor continues lo pace he scorers at 31.5 points per jame to 29.0 for Boston's John lavlicek while Wilt Chamher- ain of Angeles is the rebound leader wilh 1B.4 caroms per game and Chicago's Chct Walker has connected on 453 of 532 free throws for .801, lops in that department. Despite finishing last week with three straighl losses, Milwaukee became the first club in NBA history to win 34 home games in one season. The Buck also have tied the mark of 27 road victories.

(he premises. The 10 men ha 12 voting privileges. A a crumpled ballots he 10 men named Knbe Marquard (81, native of Cleveland, )itcher 201 wins versus 177 lc- 1908-1325); Chick llafey (67, Berkeley, outfielder, .317, 1924-1937); Dave Bancroft (78, Sioux City, Iowa, shortstop, .279, and Harry Hooper (B3, Clara, outfielder, .281, as oldlimers who lad played in 1925 or laler. Tinlypers named were Jake Beckley (deceased at 50 in 1918, Hannibal, first baseman, .309, 1888-1907) and Joe Kclley (deceased at 71 in Cambridge, outfielder, 2i, PRAIRIE VIEW, Tex. (Al) Football Coach Alexander Durley said Tuesday he is stepping lown from coaching at Prairie View AM because of a lingering illness.

But Durley, who also is Prairie View athletic director, said he will remain In that posi tion. colonel in Washington, talked lo 'resident Franklin D. Roosevelt vho later asked the majors lo lay more night games lo keep he defense workers on their daytime jobs. It was MacPhail who alerted he majors lo the Caribbean, and now Ihe majors are looking is far as Soulh America for non-bonus talent. MacPhail truly was the a Ruin basebal executives.

"Larry wasn't in baseball long enough," said one man close lo the sifualion. (He was in Cincinnali in 1935 and retired his Yankee slock in 1947). But look what MacPhail did for nighl baseball, and Ihc game in general. His irlcas and innovations arc i being used today Oldtimer.i Days and stadium clubs in all parks. "Probably nobody has had more balllcs with Larry Mnc- Phail a Ford Frick said recently.

"Yet he was completely dedicated to baseball. Ite was a bailer. He probably conceived more good things for baseball than any one man." And that's the opinion of quile a few people. ng his own ycar-nld records of most goals and most assisls by a defenscman. That, naturally, also enabled him lo bypass hi: mark of most points.

i 35 goals, two mrirc Ih.ir a year and 92 assists, five more, his 127 pninls pul him comfortable 25 poinls ahead ol another Bruin, Johnny liucyk. The Finest and Newest Selection of. Quality Trophies All styles, all filzes, for sporta from Grceley'a most complete sports A JONES SPORTING GOODS 922 8th Ave. 353-3333 1891-1908). The executive named was George M.

Weiss, former Met president who was in Newark, N.J., as Yankee a director when MacPhail bought the Yankees. Weiss brought Casey Stengel to the Yankees in 1949 and lo the Mets in 1962. On the strength of those two moves and (he fact that the Yankees, under the Weiss-Slengel regime, Keeps Hit Word NEWPORT NEWS, Va. (AP) Former U.S. Open golf champion Trevino was quite serious when he said two years ago he would never play in the Masters tournament again.

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