Government may take over pro sports says Kemp
New York congressman and former AFL quarterback Jack Kemp told the New York Chapter of the Pro Football Writers Association that Congress has eight to 10 pieces of legislation on professional sports, with talks of moving control from commissioners to the government to resolve labor and TV issues. He urged owners and players to find common ground. Several players and executives, including Bob Griese Alan Page Bob Lilly and Jimmy Johnson, were honored for 1971 achievements, and Lamar Hunt received long and meritorious service recognition from George Halas.
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Ali predicts Frazier may retire after health concerns
Muhammad Ali says Joe Frazier’s doctors advise retirement due to head injuries from their title fight. Ali taunts Frazier, saying he is finished and that Frazier cannot win against top opponents. Frazier and Ali discuss a possible retirement timetable after their Omaha bout and prior 1971 clash.
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Kingman Boots Giants Past Dodgers with Grand Slam
Dave Kingman a 6 foot 8 inch slugger from USC homered twice including a bases loaded shot as the Giants beat the Dodgers 9-1. His two long balls, part of five run third inning, moved his season total to 10 homers and 25 RBIs.
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Major League Results from United Press International
National League results include Montreal and others with Lersch, Brando, McCar yea in key plays. Pitchers McDowell, Strabler and Henderson notable as Houston and San Diego square off. American League games feature Chicago, Texas and California with WP and LP decisions and homers by Watson and May. Schedule notes: several games listed with incomplete details and question marks.
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Major League Standings and Tuesday Schedule Recap
The column lists current standings with teams such as United New York Pittsburg Philadelphia Montreal San Diego Atlanta San Francisco and Los Angeles with win loss records and notes on Monday results. It also previews Wednesday games including New York at Chicago Atlanta at Cincinnati San Francisco at Los Angeles Houston at Cleveland and other matchups with scheduled times and venues.
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Disjoint Baseball Leagues Show Mixed Leader Names
A garbled print lists major lease leaders and players across American, National, and Nate leagues with names such as Kingman Stargell Cash Aten Duncan and Bonds. The fragments include city abbreviations and uneven scores like Chi 97 and Hou 7, reflecting a messy OCR sports roundup with multiple teams and players unnamed or miswritten.
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New Atlanta NHL coach Geoffrion vows patience for Stanley Cup
Bernie Geoffrion named head coach of Atlanta’s yet unnamed NHL expansion club. He says they will go for the championship but not rush to win the Stanley Cup, emphasizing life and patience. Geoffrion details and future plans, including stocking the squad from other teams and the June 7 protection list and June 8 draft date.
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Golf day at Indianapolis speedway yields low scores
Indy drivers test focus on low figures as Bill Vukovich tops golfers with 86 at the Indianapolis Motor Speedway golf outing. Lloyd Ruby and George Snider tied for second with 88 while A J Foyt Jr. posted 91 in the annual event. Parorn Jones wins the car owners section. no score given. Car testing resumes Wednesday with carburetion work and pit stop practice amid questions about who will drive Art Pollard's rebuilt machine after his crash.
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Softball standings and week schedule from local league
Last week's men's softball results show 3-Ways Globe Union Local 66 and Grants at 2-0, Villager and Goobers at 1-0. This week's games list Citgo Twin Cinema Gophers Globe Union Local Eagles Villager Eagle Square 3-Ways B H Benn Pastry Grants Independents Greenberg's Twin Cinema Villager Goobers Monument Motors Globe Union. A Mt Anthony Youth Athletic Association soccer workout for boys 7 to 12 is set for Wednesday at Morse Field with Raymond O Ziesse named chairman.
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Sanders Leads Open Qualifier at Colonial Country Club
Veteran Doug Sanders shot a 137 to lead the Open qualifier at Colonial Country Club as local rounds produced top scores. Other qualifiers included Bob Stanton, John Mahaffey, Johnny Polt, and Forrest Ferler with 141s, while local rounds in Laguna Beach and Long Island produced key scores and notable gaps in the field.
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