Miller And Gaherin Will Try To End Baseball Strike
The second day of the season opened with no games as labor talks stalled. Miller and Gaherin led opposing sides in a walkout that postponed the Reds Astros opener and two Friday games. Orioles manager Earl Weaver claimed 21 of 36 players would defy the walkout, while Paul Richards warned of a long strike.
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Gaherin
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John Gaherin
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Philadelphia
St. Louis
Chicago Cubs
Montreal
Paul Richards
Atlanta Braves
Earl Weaver
Baltimore Orioles
Weaver
Bruins Shutout Leafs 5-0 in playoff opener
Bruins defeat Maple Leafs 5-0 as Phil Esposito scores twice and Gerry Cheevers makes 27 saves. Coach Tom Johnson praises defense and notes Cheevers will start again in Boston. Toronto coach King Clancy credits Esposito and Cheevers but laments lack of offense.
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Boston Bruins
Phil Esposito
Bruins
Esposito
Toronto Maple Leafs
Tom Johnson
Johnson
Gerry Cheevers
Cheevers
King Clancy
Toronto
From Playoffs To Hospital Bed
Boston AP Derek Sanderson, ill with colitis, vows to join the NHL playoffs from a Massachusetts General Hospital bed. He spoke with teammate Phil Esposito as the Bruins prepared to travel after a 5-0 playoff opener win over Toronto.
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Toronto
Phil Esposito
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Fred ‘Die Stanfield
Gary Player Urges Black Participation at Masters
Gary Player, the South African star, says the Masters cannot reach full stature until black players join whites on Augusta National fairways as competitors, not just as caddies. He notes the rules may need relaxing to allow black players to qualify, while acknowledging current constraints and the tournament's selective entries.
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Bob) Jones
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South America
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Australa
Lee Ider
Jack Nicklaus
Lee Trevino
Arnold Palmer
Bill Casper
Coody
Thornton Academy Star Bob Warner Is All-Big Eight Unanimous
Bob Warner of Thornton Academy was the sole unanimous pick on the 1971-72 all star Big Eight team. First team also includes Tony DiBiase John Mullen George Manoogian and Jim Beattie. Second team features Mike McKenny Steve Conly Gary Smith Pete Littlejohn and Rick Hamilton.
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Bob Warner
Warner
Western Maine
Tony DiBiase
John Mullen
George Manoogian
Westbrook
Jim Beattie
South Portland
Thornton
Mike McKenny
Steve Conly
Gary Smith
Deering
Pete Littlejohn
Rick Hamilton
Cheverus
Red Sox Open 1972 Season Delayed by First MLB Strike
Boston Red Sox postponed their opener with Detroit as the first major league strike halted 1972 season. Fenway stood empty while players scattered, some in Venezuela and Puerto Rico, others training locally. Managers and staff faced pay losses, with con ning uncertainty about future pay and missed conditioning.
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Dick O'Connell
Tigers
Louis Aparicio
Venezuela
Rogelio Moret
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Rico Petrocelli
Doug Griffin
Lew Krausse
Ray Culp
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Buddy LeRoux
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Orioles Strike-Breaking Charges Stir Team Unity
Earl Weaver was charged with strike breaking as 18 Orioles players met in Brook Robinson's home to discuss pension fund issues. Marvin Miller of the MLBPA accused owner Hoffberger and manager Weaver of attempts to break the union, saying the core dispute is union busting not money. Jim Palmer defended players against bad press, noting fans’ resentment differs from reactions to high earners in entertainment.
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Baltimore
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Major League Baseball Players Association
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Elizabeth Taylor
Frank Sinatra
Las Vegas
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Miss Taylor
Jim Palmer
Palmer
Players’ Association
Jerold C. Hoffberger
Earl Weaver
Gene Littler in Hospital Until Friday
Golfer Gene Littler, 41, remains hospitalized in San Diego at Mercy Hospital after cancer surgery on his left arm area. A malignant tumor was removed two weeks ago and tissue is under analysis to assess spread. a report is due Friday. The spokesman says Littler is in satisfactory condition.
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Calif
Gene Littler
Mercy Hospital
Littler
Golfer Retires Possible After 1961 Open Victory
The golfer who won the 1961 U.S. Open has earned over $800,000 in an 18-year pro career that may have been ended by recent surgery.
Spares And Strikes Bowls Handicap Roll Off at Pastime Lanes
The Independent Shop bowling league held its annual handicap rolloff at Pastime Lanes on Tuesday night. George Dube of Herman Shee team won first place with 633, Lee Kalex was second with 611, and Charlie Seanger earned a special trophy for third. Other notable scores included P Bolduc 598, J Grant 597, Roger Vallee 592. Annual banquet set for April 18 at 7 p.m. at Wonder Bar Steak House.
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Independent Shop Bowling League
L.fec.e
R. Prokey
P. Sullivar
R. E. Vallee
J. Paquette
B. Simms
J. Semo
R. Grant
D. West
J. Keiran
A. Grant
R. Cote
R. Bolduc
G. Eldridge
A. Perrin
P. Martel
J. Bourque
P. Giocullo
D. Labbe
B. Peck
M. Martell
C. Belanger
Wonder Bar
Ski Conditions From New England Ski Areas Amid Spring Conditions
Boston AP ski report lists recent snowfalls across Maine New Hampshire and Massachusetts with details on surface types base depths and current conditions for Pleasant Mountain Saddleback Squaw Mountain Sugarloaf Loon Mountain Mount Sunapee Waterville Valley Wildcat Bromley Glen Ellen Jay Peak Killington Madonna Mad River Okemo Pico Round Top Mount Snow Stowe Stratton and Sugarbush. Many sites report new powder packed powder and spring conditions with varied base depths and surface textures.
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New England
New Hampshire
Mt. Sunapee
Waterville Valley
Pico Peak
Round Top Mt
Mt. Snow
Stowe
Stratton
Sugarbush
Massachusetts Catamount
Bowling League Concludes Season with Five-String Rolloff
The C10 Men's bowling league wrapped its season at Pastime Lanes with a five-string handicap rolloff. Leo Beaulieu won the Bill Manning Memorial Trophy by edging Jerry Bissonnette 663 to 659. Beaulieu also posted the night's high single of 150. Forty-three bowlers participated at AMVETS Hall on Saturday May 13 at 6 p.m.
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Bill Manning
Leo Beaulieu
Jerry Bissonnette
Beaulieu
Don Bouthot
Ray Petrin
Ralph Nolette
Paul Lamontagne
L. Beaulieu
J. Bissonnette
P. Lamontagne
J. Lachance
A. Guay
J. Price
R. Dodge
B. Ladd
L. Lachance
R. Petrin
R. Nolette
A. Morris
J. Beaulieu
J. Letourneau
C. Lessard
D. Bouthot
D. Choroszy
J. Dube
H. Dee
B. Cote
R. Genest
W. Beaulieu
E. Gonneville
R. Cantara
M. Ridlon
R. Lester
B. Doran
R. Montpes
A. Pepin
H. Lachasce
R. Dion
N. Daigneault
R. Pinette
R. Munford
A. Anastasoff
Second Suit Filed By NCAA Vs. ABA
The NCAA filed a $285,763.80 damage suit in Louisville against the ABA and Jim McDaniels plus the Carolina Cougars Athletes Advisory Group Inc and Norman Blass seeking to halt secret signings by the ABA with players who have remaining college eligibility. The action asks $185,753.80 actual damages and $100,000 exemplary damages and mirrors a Feb. 23 suit against Howard Porter. McDaniels, Western Kentucky star in 1971, allegedly signed an undated agency contract to play in the ABA and a five year $909,000 deal with the Cougars owner Theodore J. Munchak in 1970. The NCAA says McDaniels also signed an undated ABA employment agreement and that $25,000 was paid to or for him.
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National Collegiate Athletic Association
American Basketball Association
Jim McDaniels
Western Kentucky
U.S. District Court
Louisville
ABA
Carolina Cougars
Athletes Advisory Group, Inc
Norman Blass
NCAA
Villanova All-Amer
Ican Howard Porter
McDaniels
Cougars
Theodore J. Munchak
MacDaniels
Havlicek Proves He's Human In Celtics loss to Hawks
Boston star John Havlicek, averaging 27.6 points in the season and over 30 in early playoffs, scored 14 as Atlanta defeated Boston 112 110 to even the series at two games apiece. Coach Heinsohn blamed officiating and Cavaliers, while Hawks coach Guerin noted Havlicek was well defended. The series moves to Boston Friday with a potential seventh game in Boston next Wednesday.
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John Havlicek
Havlicek
Boston Celtics
National Basketball Association
Atlanta
Hawks
Tom Heinsohn
John
Jo Jo White
Heinsohn
Pete Maravich
Richie Guerin
Jimmy Washington
Lieve
Dick Grant Builds Big Lead In Roll-A-Way Title Match
Twin City champion Dick Grant holds a 104 pin lead over Andy Labelle after the first half at Roll-A-Way Lanes with 1,090 to 985. Grant rolled 26 spares and four strikes for 182 pins. Labelle added 19 spares and three strikes for 127 extras. The rematch is set Sunday at 6 p.m.
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Dick Grant
Twin City
Andy Labelle
Grant
Labelle
Packers Hire Missouri Coach
Henry Hank Kuhlman, longtime assistant at the University of Missouri, will join the Green Bay Packers as special teams coach. He reunites with Dan Devine, and the 35 year old will fill a new post on the Packers staff.
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Henry
Hank
Kuhlman
University of Missouri
Green Bay Packers
Dan Devine
Packers
The Pet You Want May Be Listed in Section 47 of Want Ads
A brief notice indicates readers can find pictured and described pets in section 47 of the want ads. It signals available cats dogs and other companions, with owners seeking new homes and contact details to arrange adoption or purchase.
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