Strike Meetings Move To Chicago
NEW YORK AP The baseball players strike shifts to Chicago as 24 major league owners meet to consider a new offer aimed at ending the 13 day walkout. Marvin Miller says progress toward a settlement is possible after meetings with owners negotiator John Gaherin. The dispute centers on pay for games postponed during the strike with a reduced demand for full salaries if games are played later. pension issues have been settled.
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Rangers at Home Friday Against CC
The second round of District 24-AAAA baseball begins Friday with Sterling hosting Clear Creek at Memorial Stadium. Lee and Clear Creek share the league lead at 6-0, while Sterling and Ball High sit 4-3. Lee beat La Marque 11-5 as Eugene Cashat hit three homers and drove in eight.
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Sterling doubles team clinches District 24-AAAA tennis title
Joe Antle and Greg Matthews of Ross Sterling defeat Clear Creek pair Mike Spann and Jim Thweatt to win the District 24-AAAA doubles championship. Sterling also secures a 1972 season double after freshmen doubles champs Ricky Stroud and Richard Walmsley. In singles, Tim Winslow of Sterling finishes second to Spann, with Battles noted against Angleton and Alvin foes.
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