Talks at critical stage in continuing NFL strike
Washington UPI The renewed round of pro football talks entered the critical stage as government mediator W J Usery Jr pressed owners and the players union to reach a settlement. After a day-long session the two sides were to meet again at 10 am EDT in a stepped-up effort to end the 31 day strike.
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Bennington Team Faces Bellows Falls In Close Meet
The Bennington Recreation swim team edged Bellows Falls 145 to 135 after a 118 to 178 loss in Bellows Falls. Neal Hogan the new captain led with three firsts and a second, while teammate Andy Corey and 12 year old Penny Armstrong starred in multiple events. Diving exhibition featured Bennington and Bellows Falls as coaches urged more youth to join. next meet is against Springfield at 10 a.m. Saturday.
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Messersmith and Marshall halt Dodgers skid with 8-0 win
Messersmith earned his 6th straight win to move to 12-2 as the Dodgers defeated the Padres 8-0, restoring a 5 1/2 game NL West lead over the Reds. Marshall closed with two perfect innings, while St Louis, New York, San Francisco, and Montreal won in other NL games. American League results included Milwaukee, Detroit, Boston, and Oakland.
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Bucks and Knicks clash in summer game action at Stark Street
Bucks beat Knicks 82 to 62 as Sennett and Maguire lead with 18 each for the winners. Hall tops Knicks with 27. In the nightcap Arlington Eagles rout Hawks 79 to 23 with Hawley scoring 35. Daigneault nets 25 for Hawks. Celtics and Bucks sit atop standings at 7-3. Hawks 6-4. Eagles 3-6. Knicks 1-8. Top scorers average in the 23 point range with Maguire 21 and Hawley 20 points per game.
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Texas coach Royal warns of tougher NCAA limits
Texas coach Darrell Royal predicts rising costs and tighter scholarship caps will push programs back toward early 1960s one platoon football. He criticizes NCAA limits of 30 scholarships per year while noting Texas signed 27 last season. Royal discusses Roosevelt Leaks knee surgery and his potential return. Bill Lyons, a black law student, named Texas assistant athletic director amid addressing racist image concerns.
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Royal
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Leaks
Bill Lyons
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