Hawks face league fine over Erving signing scandal
The Atlanta Hawks confront a 700000 fine from the NBA for secretly signing Julius Erving in 1972 and playing him in two preseason games. The league will deduct 400000 from Atlanta’s TV revenue, with 250000 due to the Bucks and 150000 to the NBA, as part of a historic penalties package amid a pending Selig purchase.
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Bart Starr backs Rozelle rule at antitrust trial
Bart Starr of the Green Bay Packers testified in Minneapolis in support of the Rozelle rule, saying it protects competitive balance in the NFL. He noted the rule, established by Pete Rozelle in 1967, sets compensation when a player moves after exercising an option with one club. Starr, a former star of the Packers in the 1960s, argued the rule helps keep top players from migrating to glamour cities and preserves the game's integrity.
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Royals rally ends skid with Otis homer in win over Tigers
Kansas City Royals snap a five game skid beating Detroit 5 2 as George Brett belts a double and Amos Otis hits an inside the park homer in the eighth Lindy Melaniel gains the win in relief Jim Wohlford adds a two out single and steals second before John Hiller relieves Tom Walker Sundberg belts a grand slam as Boston tops Texas 12 4 in Monday action Danial Harper and others also homer in the night’s games in Cleveland Minnesota and New York events
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Pirates beat Reds 9-2 behind sluggers power
Willie Starpell Hike ie Zisk and Dave Walker each homered and drove in three as the Pittsburgh Pirates routed the Cincinnati Reds 9-2. Jerry Housser earned the win, Fred Norman took the loss after surrendering five first-inning runs.
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Appreciation day at Golden Gate marks closing of 1975 season
Albany track hosts Appreciation Day with a $1 grandstand discount a free drink and 25 cent hot dogs after noon Saturday. World’s small horses display at 12 30 pm and East Bay dealer Rayford Ely to present American miniature horses. Retextion meets in a match race before race four while the prior Mother's Day purse at Golden Gate produced a 12 in a lighthearted finish. Forty two thoroughbreds nominated for three stakes the Sir Francis Drake Linita and Sutter with entrants Joy To The World Lexington Lark Brass Ful Manchu and others. Trainer Bobby Martin leads Bill Mastrangelo 37 35 as Tuesday program looms.
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Solano County fair opening moved to 1 30 PM in Vallejo
Vallejo Post time for opening day races adjusted to 1 30 pm, three halves later than prior years. Racing official Ron Miller announces format changes with quarter horse races now second and seventh events, replacing previous second and third positions. A 12 race daily schedule spans four weeks with a waste sensa contest, exactas on appaloosa and daily doubles, plus $1 exactas on races five and twelve.
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Oklahoma and Texas win at College World Series
Oklahoma shut out Eastern Michigan 7-0 as Marty Kunkler delivered 11th win of an undefeated season. Texas defeated Seton Hall 12-10 driving out the Pirates, while South Carolina and Arizona remained undefeated in the double elimination NCAA playoffs.
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