Baseball Talks Appear Going Nowhere
Ray Grebey asserts Commissioner Kuhn's remarks on baseball finances do not reflect the owners' ability to fund collective bargaining. The NLRB accuses management of bad faith bargaining and seeks a preliminary injunction to void a proposed one year free agent compensation plan. Judge Werker will hear closing arguments and rule within 48 hours after the hearing ends.
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Baseball Roundup Reflects Player Relations Posture and Early Scores
A roundup highlights debated pay scales as officials discuss the Player Relations Committee and collective bargaining while noting potential funding gaps. It also covers a slate of games: Indians 4 1 over Red Sox with Harrah homers. Pirates 3 2 over Cubs on a Thompson pinch homer. Mets 6 2 over Phillies behind Harris stellar start and late inning rally.
Kings Simmer Leads 1980 81 First Team All Stars
Los Angeles Kings forward Charlie Simmer is the sole 1980 81 first team returnee after a broken leg ended his season. Wayne Gretzky and Mike Bossy join him on the forward line, with Dennis Potvin and Randy Carlyle on defense and Mike Liut as goalie. Goaltender Liut led with 306 points in voting, while Gretzky narrowly trailed.
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Campbell drops contract demand after King advice
Oilers running back Earl Campbell, after taking counsel from B B King, ends his threat to sit out next season without a six million dollar deal. He may still pursue fair value, but believes his fate lies with the Good Lord if not here then in the hereafter. Coach Ed Biles backs Campbell, noting strong work ethic and commitment to the coming season.
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WVU Cagers Prepare for Australia Exhibition Tour
West Virginia University plans a month long Australia tour costing about 30 000 dollars with Australian Basketball Federation covering most expenses. The journey begins July 12 with 14 traveling party members including coach Gale Catlett players Greg Jones Diego McCoy and Quentin Freeman. Additional faculty and family accompany on private funds while overall trip costs to be split from next season budget.
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National League Player of the Month Howe earns May honor
Houston Astros first baseman Art Howe was named the National League Player of the Month for May after posting a 23 game hitting streak. The announcement came from NL president Charles Feeney on Wednesday.
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