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Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Apr 15, 1970

Page

7

Negotiations for MLB basic agreement continue with extensions

Marvin Miller reports ongoing talks between players and owners over a new labor contract. Key sticking points include the reserve system and impartial arbitration, with a May 5 deadline extended from April 5 and threats of direct action if negotiations fail. Curt Flood's court challenge and Seattle’s $82 million damages loom in the background.

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Tennis Super Bowl Proposal Aims to Solve Major Issues

US tennis chief Alastair Martin suggested a Davis Cup alternative a Super Bowl of tennis if pros cannot play in Davis Cup. He listed problems including player categories, pro restrictions, and international control, urging the USLTA to recognize Amateur and Professional tiers from 1971 and to seek reforms.

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Eighteen Harness Drivers Seek 1000th Win in 1970

Gilles LaChance reached 1,000 career victories on March 25 at Montreal Blue Bonnets, becoming the 62nd driver to top the mark. The 1969 season saw nine drivers reach 1,000 wins, led by Ralph Baldwin and Billy Haughton with 3,155 all time through 1969.

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Frenchy Bordagaray’s Hairy Prank On Casey Stengel Revealed

The 1935 Dodgers infielder Frenchy Bordagaray grew beard and mustache as a spring training stunt to amuse reporters and irritate Casey Stengel. After a failed slide at the Polo Grounds he planned a revenge by sliding into first and then second, prompting Stengel’s anger and a $50 fine threat. The tale ends with Stengel recognizing the ploy as Bordagaray scored on a home run.

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Erskine Flying Fleet Suffer Three Tight Losses

The Erskine College baseball team dropped three straight games to high level competition after an eight game win streak. Eastern Kentucky edged them 7-4 in the ninth at home, then Georgia Tech won 3-2 and 4-3 in Atlanta.

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Young Golfer Rob Harrington Nets First Ace at Palmetto

Robbie Harrington, 13, son of Robert J. Harrington, scored his first hole-in-one yesterday at Palmetto Golf Course during Aiken Preparatory School golf team tryouts. He aced the 170-yard par 3 11th hole, the final hole, witnessed by many observers.

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Isaac First Entry In Rebel 400 At Darlington

Bobby Isaac, the 1969 Grand National winner, filed as the first entry for the 1970 Rebel 400 at Darlington May 9. He cites a long history of Darlington wrecks yet vows to overcome it with the Dayona Charger and stabilizer rear fin for smoother turns.

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Fresh water shrimp as fishing bait proves effective but fragile

Fresh water shrimp serves as effective bait for anglers yet lacks durability. It performs well in catching fish but breaks down quickly, requiring frequent replacement during extended fishing sessions.

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