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Bluefield Daily Telegraph

Location

Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 16, 1981

Page

2

Baseball Talks To Resume As Strike Enters Fifth Day

The Major League Players Association and management prepared to resume talks as a strike nears its fifth day. A committee of new owners and figures like Bowie Kuhn and George Steinbrenner plan to seek movement, while federal mediator Kenneth Moffett convenes a 2 p.m. session.

Hal Bock New York Major League Players Association Baseball Bowie Kuhn Edward Bennett Williams Washington Baltimore Orioles George Steinbrenner New York Yankees Marvin Miller Miller Bob Boone Philadelphia Phillies Don Sutton Joe Niekro Bob Knepper Houston Astros Phil Niekro Atlanta Braves Bill Bonham Paul Moskau George Foster Cincinnati Reds John Stearns Rusty Staub New York Mets Boone Steve Rogers Montreal Expos Mark Belanger Donald Fehr Ray Grebey Henry Werker Werker National Labor Relations Board Howver

Rose Registers Fictional Hit Sparks Phillies Strike Tales

Fictional mock reports on Rose breaking records appear in Philadelphia Daily News and Philadelphia Journal amid a major league players strike. Gaylord Perry and Rick Mahler are named for phantom milestones as readers mistake fiction for real games.

Philadelphia Rose Philadelphia Daily News Pete Stan Philadelphia Journal Phillies Atlanta Braves Gaylord Perry Journal Rick Mahler Stan Musial Braves Daily News Phils Dodger Fernando Valenzuela Reagan Cincinnati Chris Wheeler Jo-Anne Levy F. Gilman Spencer Bill Con

Wimbledon Seeding List for Men and Women

The seed lists include top men Bjorn Borg from Sweden at No 2 and John McEnroe at No 2 for the U S, with players from Argentina Paraguay Poland Hungary and more. Women seeds feature Chris Evert Lloyd Tracy Austin Martina Navratilova Andrea Jaeger Wendy Turnbull Pam Shriver and others from the U S Czechoslovakia Romania and Germany with several formatting inconsistencies in country spellings.

Bjorn Borg Sweden John McEnroe U.S Jimmy Connors Ivan Lendl Czechoslovakia Gene Mayer Brian Teacher Brian Gottfried Roscoe Tanner Jose-Luis Clerc Argentina Guillermo Vilas Victor Pecci Paraguay Peter McNamara Australia Yannick Noah France Wojtek Fibak Poland Balasz Taroczy Hungar Vitas Gerulaitis Chris Evert Lloyd Hana Mandlikova Czec Tracy Austin Martina Navratilova Andrea Jaeger Wendy Turnbull Pam Shriver Virginia Ruzici Romania Sylvia Hanika

WVU Athletic Dept Under Probe Amid Spending Reports

Senate President Warren McGraw said subpoenas may be issued as the state Commission on Special Investigations probes WVU athletic department spending. The inquiry follows a Morgantown Dominion Post series detailing use of the Mountaineer Illustrated account for personal expenses, hotel tabs, club memberships, and airline fares for relatives of outgoing Athletic Director Dick Martin. The commission aims to examine expenditures expeditiously.

Charleston W.va Senate Warren McGraw State Commission On Special Investigations West Virginia University Morgantown Dominion Post Mountaineer Illustrated McGraw Wyoming County WVU Commission Dominion Post Dick Martin

Slugger Sheets Safe At Home in SI feature

Larry Sheets, once a rising star in the Appalachian League, is profiled in Sports Illustrated as being “safe at home” and increasingly disenchanted with baseball while lingering rumors and a Baltimore Orioles connection color the piece. The column also notes high school standout Jimmy Miller’s Hertz No. 1 Award in West Virginia and upcoming tryouts by Reds and Dodgers scouts, plus a league age rule change.

Larry Sheets Charlotte Bluefield Sports Illustrated Staunton Sheets Orioles Baltimore Princeton Jimmy Miller Hertz Corporation West Virginia Miller District of Columbia Puerto Rico New York O.J. Simpson New York Athletic Club Charlottesville

Phillies tale misleads readers with fictitious Rose Musial record

The Philadelphia Daily News runs a mythical story about Pete Rose breaking Stan Musial's NL career hitting record to fill space during the baseball strike, labeling it as yesterday's Phillies action. This fictional item aims to dispel confusion while presenting a dramatic but untrue event.

Philadelphia Daily News Phillies Pete Rose Stan Musial

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