Players Asked Not To Sign 69 Contracts
A threatened players strike looms as the Major League Baseball Players Association reiterates that 1969 contracts should not be signed. Pension benefits dominate the dispute, with clubs accused of pressuring young players and veterans. Timeframe tight as pension talks lag and the season nears opening.
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Associated Press
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Players Association
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Miller
New York
IHSAA Suspends Athletes For Accepting Prizes In Golf Tourney
Five high school athletes face one year of suspension for accepting merchandise as prizes for playing nine golf tournaments. Vale Paraiso players Fad Daily Dave Kalloka Keith Roberts and Andy Barber plus Wheeler High star David Noah lose eligibility. Wheeler must forfeit games with Wanatah and Kewanna. IMSAA rules prohibit merchandise prizes.
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Fad Daily
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Keith Roberts
Andy Barber
Valparaiso Recreation Department
David Noah
Wheeler High
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Nowk
Actio
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Fort Wayne North
North Siders Whip McKinley Twice In Games
North Siders beat McKinley twice as Majors aid hitters by shortening the strike zone and lowering the mound. The rule changes aim to favor hitters and increase fan enjoyment, with a new strike zone drawn and implemented immediately.
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San. Francisco
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Powers
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Dane Tuttle
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James Gallager
Charles Segar
Eny
Hialeah
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Maller
Gallagher
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Purdue's DeMoss labels 8-2 season a strong finish
Purdue assistant coach Bob DeMoss defends an 8-2 record as a solid year for the team. He hails junior quarterback Mike Phi and All-American Leroy Keyes, praising the group’s performance despite questions about the next season. DeMoss recalls historic opponents and pivotal games, noting the rivalry with Indiana and the national spotlight on the program.
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BeMass
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Big Ten Basketball Looks Strong But Notre Dame Leads
UPI reports Notre Dame as strongest in the Big Ten era since World War II with guard Austin Carr and center Lit Catlett leading a fast, rebounding Irish attack. Purdue and Iowa loom as contenders while Indiana prep players and scouts weigh futures as the conference eyes a possible peak season.
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Collis Jones
Bob Whitmore
Bobby Arnzen
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Trish
Whitmore
Catlett
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UCLA
Nora Dame
Purdue
Pendleton Crushes Nin Column in Mat Victory
Pendleton defeated Nin 21 to 16 in a mat clash at ROYCHTON as the Irish grapplers led by stars Dennis Stewart and Rudy Tomjanovich earned a key win over Delta. The meet featured strong performances from Indiana and Michigan teams with standout pins by several wrestlers.
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