NFL Owners Open Camps To Veterans In Row
The National Football League owners announced camps will open for veterans amid a contract dispute with the NFL Players Association. Owners say supervised conditioning is essential for proper development, while the union seeks higher pension funding and maintains leverage to press for a new contract as meetings with players continue.
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NFLPA urges players to continue practice boycott
The NFL Players Association presses players to stay out of camps after owners move to start training, claiming talks are ongoing. The group says players will support the association and seek settlement, while owners push ahead with camp openings.
Top Seed Cliff Richey Reaches Clay Court Tourney Depth
Top seed Cliff Richey of San Angelo Texas outlasted Australia’s Ray Rattles Weelesday in the National Clay Courts tournament in Indianapolis. Richey defeated Ruffles 4 4 2 6 2 for the win while other seeds Charles Pasarell Bob Hewitt and Arthur Ache also advanced. Richey’s sister Nanny won her match as the event’s women’s singles began with several upsets.
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Barry Barry May Get To Buy Contract
Bart Foraman owner of the American Basketball Association Hlon's Washington ligachise discussed with Rick Barry a possible option to buy out his contract. Foreman seeks about 200000 dollars as Barry aims to return to the San Francisco Warriors in the NBA. Barry says he hopes for favorable signs though past promises have proved unreliable.
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Lombardi Resting After Second Intestinal Operation
Washington officials and Georgetown University Hospital report Vince Lombardi resting comfortably after his second major intestinal operation in a month. The 37 year old Redskins coach remains under care with club officials providing updates.
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Coke Edges Hackett To Stay In Tourney
Coke defeats Hackett 6 to 1 in a double elimination American Legion baseball tourney. Jerry Matthews homered twice and drove in three runs to pace Coke. Lacey also drove in two. Campbell pitched all nine for Coke with seven strikeouts, while Anderson fanned seven for Hackett.
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Rainbay Estates Wins League Title Amid Mixed Records
Franklin T Leagu aller's gloo wen a 'eoper's bet. Mularkey r213 28 Rainbow Asteles d66 345 38 Keesling Hardware 500 13-9 20 HR-Stapleton Ist. Fuller's won the league with a strong record and Rainbay Estates finished second at 5-2. Jamie Stepleton led the J. League with four home runs.
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Kolins and Kelsey Triumph in Idlewold Nine Hole
Idlewold ladies guest day results show Hetty Kolins leading guests with a9 gross and Geri Kelsey close behind as second gross. Among members Ada Bird and Marilyn E. Mott excel in low nets, with Pat Baiker and Soteria Aileholson taking guest and member second low nets respectively.
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Mason Wins Singles At Putt Putt Course
Mason won the Schola W singles at the Anderson Putt Putt course on Wednesday night. Scores shown include 35, 28 and 38 by players Mason, Jas, Lee, and others. Hunter won a playoff for second or third with 108.
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Nicklaus Favored In Classic at Westchester
Jae Nicklaus selected as the favorite in the Westchester Classic at Westchester Country Club with a $30 000 prize and a strong field chasing the $250 000 total. Bomb scare at the clubhouse prompted a search but no evacuation. Ron Cerruda withdrew with back trouble while Don January Tony Jacklin and Bruce Davila were also absent from the money list contenders. Nicklaus recent form includes wins in two events and a British Open victory three weeks earlier.
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ASA Fast-Pitch Softball Tourney Opens Monday
The ASA fast-pitch softball tournament starts Monday at Shadyeide Park with teams required to use fast-pitch players only and rotas subject to completed rules. Openers include Commercial A League Cham pions Cona Cala versus Tha & Bea at 6 30 p m and Ebony tangles with Hiser Ford at 6 p m.
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