Baseball's Kuhn sees possible reserve clause change
Houston reports that Baseball Commissioner Bowie Kuhn said there is a possibility of a change to the reserve clause. He noted MLB players want free agency after a set number of years and mentioned a Chicago meeting to review bargaining procedures. He opposed a federal sports commission and cited franchise losses as a core issue.
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Landess Dominates Indiana Trotting Meet at Athletic Park
Portland Indiana rider Jerry Landess steered Dancing Heels to two wins in the second division and claimed two blankets, after an earlier start when an accident moved him to the saddle. Landess also earned top placings in multiple heats, triumphs in Mitzy Jane and Cedar Way races, and helped out in the two year old trotting stake. Groundhog and Range Dream won feature and division races, while Justly George led the first division open.
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Apolo Meridale
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Golden Meadow
Cedar Way
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Otis Wins AGC Tourney With Low Gross Title
George Otis shot a one over par 55 to win the low gross in the Anderson Golf Center Men's Club weekly tournament. Dick Abel Ray Baldwin and Don Jones sponsored event. Fay Barker R. D. Roudebush followed at 57 and 59 respectively. Dan Jones took low net with 52, Marvin Ashby 53, Gene Owens 54, Ernie Jackson and Joe Vaccaro 55.
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Joe Vaccaro
Ryun Keeps Hopes Alive Wins 1500-Meter Heat
At Hayward Field Eugene Oregon Jim Ryun surged from last with 500 yards left to win his 1500 meter quarter final in 3 45.1 advancing to the semifinals along with Wade and 18 others in a day of Olympic trials action. Prefontaine and Tracy Smith also advanced in the 5000 meters as finals approach Sunday.
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