Barry eyes TV talks retirement after title run
Barry, 31, fresh from leading the Warriors to a four game NBA finals sweep over the Bullets, says he plans to retire from basketball for full-time television work if a matching income is possible. He stresses the move is serious, not a contract renegotiation, and notes he would seek a fulltime broadcasting role while remaining under a current Warriors deal.
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Penguins and Seals near NHL dissolution and draft threat
Montreal report says two debt-ridden NHL franchises the Pittsburgh Penguins and California Seals face possible dissolution as NHL Governors meet. Campbell warned of mid August deadlines to stabilize finances or a 16 team schedule and intra league draft. Mel Swig pursues Seals purchase amid tax liens and reorganizational issues.
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Alpine skiers picked for training team
Thirty five alpine skiers aged 16 to 23 were named to the US Olympic Training Squad from which 14 athletes will be chosen for the 1976 Winter Games in Innsbruck Austria. The A B and Can Am squads include Cary Adgate Karl Anderson Ron Biderman Geoff Bruce Lindy Cochran Dave Currier Craig Jones Andy Mill Steve Mahre Cindy Nelson and others with Can Am development picks Maggie Crane Ron Fuller John Macomber Jerry McNealus Pam Noyes Mary Seaton Debbie Taranelli Richie Woodworth Eric Wilson and more.
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Ipswich
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Hancock, Mich
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Coaches mobilize to block HEW equal opportunity rules
A group of college football coaches led by Darrell Royal urged Congress to overturn HEW proposed rules that would require equal treatment for female athletes in all federally funded schools. They warned the plan could wipe out current intercollegiate programs unless rejected, arguing sports receive no direct federal funds and should be exempt from federal control.
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Little League Fund Drive Goes Door to Door Tomorrow
The annual Bennington Little League Fund Drive mobilizes ninety players in uniforms and 162 minor league participants to raise funds for league operations. A $900 goal targets covering annual costs with two fields in use and a third under construction. Contributors may mail checks to league officials Joe Pello Joann Dunham or Francis Pierce if not home. All managers coaches and players meet at the Hook and Ladder on Safford Street at 5 45 tomorrow night.
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Jelleys Mutuals Beat Turf Lounge In Softball
Jelleys Mutuals defeated Turf Lounge 7 to 5 with Dave LaCroix Chris Boesbert John Barrett among the stars and Donald Esposito driving in the winning run. A summer wrestling program begins tomorrow at Mt Anthony Union HS at 6 30 pm with three local tournaments planned. Arlington hosts a three day softball tournament June 27 29 contact Gene Hoyt Don Corey or nights for details.
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Post 13 Defeats Brattleboro 12-3 On Night Lights
Post 13 of Bennington rout Brattleboro 12-3 behind Gary Green who pitched seven strong innings of one hit relief. John Godek led the offense with three hits and four runs while Kevin Snow, Russ Pembroke and Parmenter driven in key runs as Bennington pulled away in the fifth inning to take control before adding lone runs late. Brattleboro managed three early runs but could not sustain the rally as Post 5 starter Mark Prouty struggled before Green closed out the game. Bennington will face Williamstown Mass in the next game at Spinelli Field.
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