Kuhn orders Camps To open without delay
New York AP Bowie Kuhn ordered baseball camps to open immediately as teams readiness for a delayed spring training races toward the April 8 season start. Marvin Miller backed the move amid unresolved contract talks with owners and a continuing dispute over free agency provisions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kuhn
New York
Baseball
Bowie Kuhn
Players Union
Marvin Miller
Saauk
Houston
Incinnati
Milwaukee
Miller
Saturny
UCLA Bruins Likely to Dominate West in NCAA Semifinal
UCLA, 5th ranked, hosts Pepperdine in the West semifinal at Pauley Pavilion after a 98 game home streak was snapped late season. Indiana, Marquette, Alabama and Western Michigan head East and Midwest regionals with Rutgers aiming for a 33-0 finish if they win the title. Notre Dame and Michigan clash in the Midwest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Ucla Bruins
Chamions
Pauley Pavilion
Los Angeles
Bruins
Pauley
Oregon
Pepperdine
Nevada
Las Vegas
Arizona
UCLA
Gene Bartow
San Diego State
West
Baton Rouge
Indiana
Alabama
Marquette
Western Michigan
Rutgers
Scarlet Knights
DePaul
VMI
Greensboro
N.C
New Brunswick
N.J
Carolina
Midwest
Louisville
Notre Dame
Michigan
Missouri
Texas Tech
Kent Benson
Leon Douglas
al McGuire
Warriors
Irish
Adrian Dantley
Cincinnati
Bearcats
Red Sox Open Spring Training in Winter Haven
Boston Red Sox begin camp at Chain O Lakes Park after 17 days of locked gates. Darrell Johnson and about 25 players welcome Baseball Commissioner Bowie Kuhn's order to open camps while MLB labor talks continue. Yastrzemski convenes team meeting ahead of 10 am workout. Johnson plans split sessions. Pitchers may need extra time, with safeguards to limit innings. Opening day in Baltimore looms April 9, with 22 planned working days prior.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calvin Griffith
Minnesota Twins
Boston Red Sox
Darrell Johnson
Red Sox
Johnson
Winter Haven
Fla
Chain O'Lakes Park
Bowie Kuhn
Players’ Association
Carl Yastrzemski
Orioles
Baltimore
Organ
Minnesota
Portland Cheverus edge Sanford in biddeford tourney final
Portland and Cheverus won Wednesday at Steve White Gym to reach the 13th annual Biddeford Athletic Association Undergraduate Tournament final. Cheverus toppled Sanford 63 62 led by Foley and Murphy, while Portland beat Deering 52 43 behind Belanger 22 and L Heureux 19. The title game is set for Monday at Tiger Gym at 8 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sanford
Paul Belanger
Cheverus
Biddeford
Steve White
Redskins
Portland
Dick Danforth
Biddeford Athletic Association
Deering
Tiger Gym
Stags
Mike Reget
Joe Donahue
Bulldogs
Phil Foley
Mike Murphy
Don L'He
Belanger
Powell
Auger
Shain
L'Heureux
Milne
Laurel
Dupuis
Chapman
Mancini
Johnson
Spizzocco
Littlefield
Matthews
Walsh
Nevers
Regan
Sheppard
Foster
Hammond
Hutchins
Burns
Sturman
Burchill
NIT semi finals set as UNC Charlotte faces NC State
In New York Madison Square Garden UNC Charlotte and NC State meet in an NIT semifinal to decide who advances to the final. Lee Rose of Charlotte calls the run a dream come true while coach Norm Sloan of NC State hails the 49ers as a tough, heartful foe. Providence and Seir Sor open the doubleheader with Kentucky facing Providence in a clash of differing styles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
the Wiz
North Carolina-Charlotte
49Ers
Lee Rose
North Carolina State
Providence
Sei Sor
Madison Square Garden
Carolina
Norm Sloan
Unc-Charlotte
Sloan
Rose
Snow brings heavy snow boost to New England ski areas
Northern New England ski resorts welcomed a late winter storm delivering 15 to 20 inches in most spots and up to 60 inches on some manmade bases. Resorts from Loon Mountain in New Hampshire to Sugarloaf and Sunday River in Maine report excellent to superior conditions, with crowds rising as schools close for vacation and national amateur and junior alpine events loom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
N.H
New England
Corky Clayton
Loon Mountain
Lincoln
Clayton
Sugarloaf
Maine
Pam Barney
Sunday River
New Hampshire
Mount Washington Valley
Dave Ingemie
Waterville Valley
Doug Jennings
Vermont
Smugglers Notch
Madonna Mountain
Killington
Lost Valley
Auburn
DiMaggio Reflects on Reserve Clause and Red Sox Return
Boston AP Former Red Sox star Dom DiMaggio recalls challenging baseballs reserve clause about 30 years ago and finally signing with Boston after Navy service. He says he felt anger at the team for silence during service and warned that players demands risk fans affordability and the games future. Tim Horgan column in Boston Herald American notes his views.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Red Sox
Dom DiMaggio
DiMaggio
Nyer
Boston Pease
Eddie Collins
San Francisco
Joe Cronin
Joe
Aliawanee
Dan
Gerous
Tim Horgan
Boston Herald American
Bruins and Scouts clash in Kansas City meet up
Boston Bruins visit Kansas City Scouts in a rugged stretch as Boston, 12-3-3 in 18 games, seeks momentum. Scouts sit low in their division but trouble the Bruins in every meeting, amid a five-game-in-eight-night run for Boston before a home date with the Rangers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Boston Bruins
Midwest
Eddie Johnston
Blues
St. Louis
Bruins
Boston
New York Rangers
Rangers
Pittsburgh
Buffalo
Toronto
Chicago
Philadelphia
Montreal
Minnesota
Boston Garden
Also Mentioned on This Page
Florida
California
Tampa
Major League Baseball Players Association
Owners
Danny Ozark
Philadelphia Phillies
Phil Seghi
Cleveland Indians
Players’ Executive Board
Federal Mediation and Conciliation Service
Messersmith-McNally
Andy Messersmith
Los Angeles Dodgers
Brad Corbett
Texas Rangers
Carlton Fisk
Dick Pole
Mike Johnson
Dan Hutchins
Ram
Foley
Rogers
Ridge
Smith
Murphy
O'Neil
Curran
ACC
Ose
Carolinas
Kentucky
Dave Gavitt
Aly
Les Otten
Clause
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!