Senate panel approves merger of NBA and ABA
Senate Judiciary Committee approves a bill to merge the National and American Basketball Associations and removes the reserve clause from pro basketball while allowing an option clause to remain by individual contract. The measure imposes a $1.25 million indemnity paid from TV receipts if merger occurs, with stipulations on gate receipts and blackout rules near schools and colleges.
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Art Williams to become NL’s first Black umpire in San Francisco
Art Williams of Bakersfield California will break color barriers as he becomes the National League’s first Black umpire. league president Charles S Feeney announced he will work a game next Monday in Diezo. Williams, Camden Arkansas native, studied at Umpire Development School in 1965 after four seasons as a minor league umpire and a prior minor league pitcher in the mid 1950s.
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Charles S. Feeney
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Emmett Ashford
Baseball Commissioner's Office
Madison-Grant shuts out Lewis Cass 9 0 in football clash
The Argylls of Madison-Grant overcame a scoreless first half to defeat Lewis Cass 9-0 at Fairmount. Gogie Hoheimer scored on a 5 yard run with 4:12 left in the third quarter, followed by Ron Riggs 19 yard field goal with 1:18 remaining in the period. Madison-Grant now stands 2-1 and travels to Portland next Friday.
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Havlicek Signals Extending Celtics Contract Push
John Havlicek said it is his turn in a contract holdout with the Boston Celtics. The 6 foot 5 captain, all time leading scorer, cited meeting Celtics standards in scoring and leadership while he negotiates a three year deal at about 140000 dollars per season and seeks a long term, lucrative arrangement.
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Tigers Hold Lead As Red Sox Rally Past Indians In 9th
Reggie Smith drove in the winning run with two down in the ninth to lift Boston 4-3 over Cleveland. Norm Cash provided the late run for Detroit, 2-1 over Milwaukee, as Baltimore moved into sole third with a 3-1 win over the Yankees.
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Beman Stretches Lead In Greater St. Louis
Deane Beman shot 67 to reach 131 after two rounds at Norwood Hills, widening his gap to two strokes over Leé Trevino who posted 68 to 133. Don Bies moved to 134 with 66, while Bob Goalby tied for second before bogeys late. Other notables include Moody, Schroeder, Toscano, and Glenz.
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Summitville Softball Tourney Scores Report
Don's Truck Stop defeated Summitville AC 30 in the Summitville tournament. American Playground beat Warren's Market 7 to 6. Fort Wayne Remodeling faces Plymouth Club at 7 p.m. Bolden's Corner meets Zionsville at 8:30. Morris, Niverson, Neff, Murray drive scoring for Don's. Hall, Erwin, Clear, Fleet for Warren's Playground. Clendenoni credited with a homer.
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Raider Runners Topple Tri-High in Cross-Country Meet
Shenandoah Raiders defeated Tri-High 40 to 20 at Valley View Golf Course. Tri-High’s Jones led all runners with a time of 13 minutes 52.5 seconds. Shenandoah also won the reserve meet 15 to 47 and next hosts a three-team meet with Pendleton Heights and Highland.
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Edgewood Country Club weekly husband wife tourney results
Results from Edgewood Country Club show front nine Low Gross won by Harry and Arlene Forse at 43 with Larry and Susie Ballinger close behind. Low Net leaders were Howard and Bert Sloan at 30, followed by Ralph and Lillian Fisher at 31. Back nine Low Gross edged by Dick and Vera Cotton and Steve and Mary Super at 46. Low Net leaders Joe and Gerry Canada at 32, Jim and Joanne Wattler at 34.
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Yesterdays Results League Chic New York Philadelphia
Scores from multiple games listed include Chicago at California and other West Coast matches. Notable results show St Louis 10 over Cincinnati 0 and New York 1 over Baltimore 3 with varied outcomes across cities and teams.
Saturday Baseball Schedule With Time Listings
Upcoming games include Texas at Oakland at 4 30 p m California at 11 pm Kansas City at Minnesota at 2 15 pm Milwaukee at Cleveland at 2 15 pm Boston at 2 15 pm with various pitchers noted for each matchup
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Baseball Schedule With Intercity Matchups
The card lists multiple games with team and pitcher details including Pittsburgh at St Louis, Montreal at Philadelphia, New York at Chicago, San Francisco at Atlanta, San Diego at Cincinnati, and Los Angeles at Houston with respective pitchers and times. Strong entity names include city pairs and players such as Kison, Santorini, Moore, Twitchell, Seaver, Hooton, Willoughby, Marichal, Corkins, Sution, Forsch.
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Baseball box score fragment Pittsburgh vs St Louis
A partial box score shows players Simmons Carbo Reitz Hebner Davalillo Wise and Clines Sizemore contributing. LOB counts Pittsburgh 2 St Louis 2. Scoring details mention E Carbo and Walker with multiple runs and the teams listed as Pittsburgh Burgh and St Louis.
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Veteran Pat Stanley Returns as Head Pro at Colonie Hill
In Hauppauge New York AP reports veteran Long Island golf pro Pat Stanley keeps playing a new role as head professional at Colonie Hill Country Club. The 7 137 yard course at the multi million complex opened this spring after Stanley retired as the first pro at Island Hills Golf Club in Sayville.
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MH Harriers Top Bearcats in Contested Cross Country Meet
Madison Heights finally earned a win at Grandview beating Muncie Central 26 30 as Tony Mathews led the Bearcats with 13 07. Dan Hubler paced MH with a second place finish and helped the Pirates also win the junior varsity meet 19 42. MH now 1 3 visits Greenfield Central Thursday.
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Yogi Berra’s Number Eight Retired by Yankees
The New York Yankees retire the number eight worn by Yogi Berra, long time catcher and team icon. Berra now serves as manager of the New York Mets.
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