Baseball Owners Reject Player Offer Threaten Strike
New York UPI report says baseball owners unanimously rejected the Players Association offer after three months of failed talks. Chicago meeting tonight will review the situation with Marvin Miller's group and the looming season delays.
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Lakers Seek Sweep To Rest Before Next Playoff Opponent
The Los Angeles Lakers aim to finish their opening round series in tonight’s game No 4 at Chicago to secure rest before the next opponent. Chicago Bulls trail in the best of seven with New York at Baltimore, Atlanta hosting Boston, and Milwaukee facing Golden State, as other playoff clashes unfold.
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Mauhs baseball schedule and playoff notes
Mauhs baseball schedule lists April 19 Newport scrimmage and May games at Windsor Rutland MSI and Brattleboro. Bulls coach Tick Motta laments facing Wie Lakers and seeks a miracle to slow them as Milwaukee Golden State series recaps Roger. Knicks Bullets Celtics Hawks notes follow with home court edge cited.
Williams to open baseball vs RPI on Saturday
Williams College baseball set to debut at Weston Field facing RPI on Saturday. Coach Bobby Coombs notes defensive lapses earlier in NC trip where the team went 1-9, cites pitcher Getsinger’s NC State win, freshmen contributions, and Coleman’s injury reducing pitchers to four.
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Parnelli Jones considers returning to drive at Indy
Parnelli Jones, first to break the 150 mph mark at Indianapolis, may race again this year as one of his four V-winged cars with Offenhauser engines enters the May 27 Indy 500. Teammates Mario Andretti, Al Unser, and Joe Leonard are named as likely drivers. Jones could pilot the fourth car if others qualify early. Entry list reaches 17 with 53 more possible before April 15.
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Fond farewell to Gil Hodges
A memorial tribute marks Gil Hodges on what would have been his 48th birthday. The Dodgers legend died of a heart attack after a Easter Sunday round of golf, leaving a legacy as a beloved leader and a key figure in baseball history. Hodges helped the Mets win the 1968 World Series and was known for his durability and dignified conduct at Ebbets Field.
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Nicklaus Returns to Masters After Florida Visit
Masters favorite Jack Nicklaus flies into Augusta after a Florida family trip amid questions about Lee Trevino and ticket issues. Nicklaus seeks the grand slam and the four major titles in one year, with Arnold Palmer and Gary Player among rivals.
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Vida Blue Ventures Into Movies Amid Baseball Strike
Vida Blue signs a ceremonial MGM movie contract on West 36th Street while many major leaguers strike. He also serves as a public relations VP for Dura Steel in Los Angeles. Blue comments on readiness to pitch and the strike, saying he would have voted to strike but hopes for owner agreement.
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Celtics Aim To Take 3-1 Lead In Hawks Clash
Atlanta hosts Boston in game four of the NBA playoffs with the series tied 2-1. Boston relies on fast breaks and John Havlicek scoring, while Atlanta seeks to curb the Celtics transition and seize a home win. Hawks coach Richie Guerin says the game will stay tight as Boston’s rebounding and shooting pace are tested.
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Strike hits The Morning Telegraph prints shut by union
About 100 union printers walked out at The Morning Telegraph, pausing the racing paper and idling roughly 275 workers. Triangle Publications faces arbitration disputes over 22 layoffs and race entry changes at Waterford Park. Union leaders warn of plans to phase out The Telegraph, while editor Hooker attributes layoffs to seasonality and track shifts. The paper has long operated since 1833.
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