Curt Flood and the Reserve Clause History
Red Smith outlines the reserve clause origins from 1915 to the present, tracing court battles and key cases. He notes Holmes v. baseball and the Gardella and Toolson rulings, culminating in calls for congressional action to exempt or apply antitrust laws to baseball.
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Kenesaw Mountain Landis
Jackson Downs Hunter Kinard Triumph In Narrow Desk
Jackson's Indians beat Hunter Kinard 60-54 with four players in double figures. Jackson's girls fell 32-30 for their third straight loss. The team hosts LBC Friday night.
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Aiken Rider Dominates CSRA Junior Hunter Show
Beth Peterson won two firsts in the CSRA Junior Hunter Horse Show at Aiken on Two-For-One. Top Thorn ridden by Coles McKagen claimed the junior working hunter title with Bambi-Go as reserve. Laura Gade and John Moffit earned sportsmanship awards.
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Mary Ann Lee
Ringo
Virginia Lee Chambliss
Laura Gade
John Moffit
Harriet Daniel
Four ACC Teams Fight To Stay Top 20 In AP Poll
The Associated Press Top 20 includes North Carolina South Carolina North Carolina State and new entry Duke. NC State rises to 10th while UNC and South Carolina hold third and fourth. Duke debuts at 19th as UNC faces NC State in Raleigh and Wake Forest meets Duke in Durham.
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Cold Hand Kills Aiken's Chances in Conference Loss
The Green Hornets fell 76-67 to Airport after a rough second quarter. Richard Bowden led Airport with 21 points while Earl Bass added 17 and Dicky Furtick 16. Aiken, now 1-1 in Conference 1-AAAA and 5-5 overall, hosts Schofield Friday.
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Hurricanes Take Seventh Victory
Ridge Spring Monetta swept Blythewood 51 45 as Heyward Duffie led with 18 points and Joe Long added 14 while Ridge Spring Monetta girls edged Blythewood 29 27 with Brenda Kneece scoring 14. JV Ridge Spring three wins 37 30 Edward Abner top scorer with 13.
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Jackets fall to Caps in tight zone press game
North Augusta loses 74 69 to Columbia Caps in a close contest. Coach Harold Harrison notes the crate barrel gym made the press tough and poor rebounding hurt the Jackets who sit 4 6 on the season. Sandy Franklin scores 22 points, Donnie McVicker 21, Harold Baskett 10 with seven boards.
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Columbia Caps
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Sandy Franklin
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Harold Baskett
Baskett
Palmer Leads Los Angeles Open With Strong Return
Arnold Palmer, 40, arrives late to the 1970 Los Angeles Open at Rancho Park, aiming to defend his status after winning the last two 1969 events. A star-studded field includes major champions Moody, Jacklin, Archer, and Floyd, while Nicklaus Beard Player Sanders are absent or delayed.
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