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R.C. Owens, star pass catcher for the San Francisco 49ers, is negotiating for a salary increase before signing his 1962 contract. As a free agent, he wants to stay but seeks more money and may sign elsewhere if terms aren't met.
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San Francisco (ANP) - R. C. Owens, spectacular pass catcher of the San Francisco 49ers, is reported to be dickering with 49ers officials on demands for a salary increase before signing a 1962 football contract with the westcoast team.
Owens, now a free agent with the right to sign with any team that will meet his financial demands, declared he would like to remain with the 49ers but that he is definitely interested in more money. The 49ers gave Owens his start in pro football five years ago.
"The only thing that separates me from the 49ers is money." R. C. said, adding, "I'm going to talk to Vic Morabito (the team's president) within the next week or so."
"If we can agree to terms, then I'll be back next year. If we can't, I'll sign some place else."
Owens has pulled several games out of the fire for the 49ers with his celebrated circus catches.
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R.C. Owens, free agent and key player for the 49ers, is seeking a higher salary in contract talks with team president Vic Morabito. He prefers to stay but will sign elsewhere if demands unmet, after five years with the team.