Gibson Named Athens High Coach After Legal Fight
Fred Gibson, an Athens High School assistant for five years, was chosen basketball coach after a court ruling that the board must follow advertised procedures. Board members split with two abstentions and controversy over the selection process. Gibson will also teach American government at the middle school. Corwin Cray moves to physical education and outdoor education at the high school, and $5,000 more is added to the district legal fund.
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Baseball Commissioner Kuhn presses for antitrust exemption debate
Bowman Kuhn has spent weeks meeting with House lawmakers about baseballs 1922 antitrust exemption. He argues for reform to apply the exemption equally or end it, facing testimony from MLB and NBA officials and calls for legislation to remove sports exemptions.
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Rn.y
Justice Department
Chub Feeney
Lee MacPhail
Marvin Miller
Major League Baseball Players Association
John Seiberling
Dohio
Michigan Widens Lead In College Grid Poll
Michigan holds first with 47 of 60 first place votes and 1 156 points after a 51 0 win over Stanford. Ohio State second with 998 points after beating Penn State 12 7. Penn State drops to 11th. Arkansas, Alabama, Illinois, LSU follow in the Top Twenty with several upsets and re rankings.
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Phipps Doubtful Starter for Browns in Denver Clash
Cleveland Browns coach Forrest Gregg said first string quarterback Mike Phipps remains doubtful for the Denver game after shoulder swelling subsided. If not ready, Brian Sipe would start, following Sunday's 31-14 loss to Pittsburgh where a 140 point halftime lead vanished. Gregg stressed improved ball handling as the key to bounce back.
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Stabler Brilliant as Raiders Drill Chiefs on NBC
Kenny Stabler completed 22 of 28 for 224 yards and three touchdowns before a knee injury. Oakland led 17-0 at halftime, but Kansas City rallied to make it close, 24-21, before the Raiders held on.
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Dance Master Sees Sports as Pure Theater
New York AP report quotes Edward Villella arguing sports are theater in essence. He cites Tom Seaver Bob Griese and seven other athletes as he presents a CBS televised ballet style sequence pairing sports with dance to showcase artistry over rivalry.
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New York Mets
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Edward Villella
Villella
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Pirates Lose Heartbreaker as Mets Walk Off
The Pittsburgh Pirates fade from pennant contention after a 5-4 loss to the New York Mets at Shea Stadium. Lee Mazzilli hit a two run homer in the ninth to seal the win, dropping Pittsburgh 4 1/2 games back with 13 losses left.
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Major league games list with pitcher records
The schedule shows matchups including St Louis at Philadelphia with Denny and Falcone options, New York at Montreal featuring Koosman, San Diego at Cincinnati with Griffin, Atlanta at Houston with Niekro, and Los Angeles at San Francisco with Ray and Barr.
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Army careers offer training with salary and travel
After high school graduation, consider the Army as a path to learn a skilled trade with a good salary and the chance to live away from home in Europe, Alaska or Hawaii. A program may cover up to 75 percent of tuition and recruiters can set up an appointment for more opportunities.
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