Kush Sees ASU Growth as Betrayal in New CFL Role
Hamilton Tiger-Cats coach Frank Kush reflects on leaving Arizona State University amid turmoil over recruiting violations and a lengthy tenure. He recalls stadium, enrollment growth, and a two-year probation while denying accusations by former ASU punter Kevin Rutledge. Kush says CFL coaching requires discipline and adaptation, with a changed atmosphere but similar leadership aims.
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Hamilton
Ontario
Arizona State University
Frank Kush
ASU
Kevin Rutledge
Kush
Arizona State
Dan
Dave
Tempe
Ariz
Souvenir scavengers swarm after marathon IL game in Pawtucket
The longest game in professional baseball history, suspended at 2-2 after 32 innings, drew collectors with offers for tickets programs bats and the scorebook. Pawtucket GM Mondor notes high bids and warns much will go to the Hall of Fame. Collett cites limited major league value and resale risk.
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Howard Ulman
Boston
Pawtucket Red Sox
Mike Tamburro
Pawtucket
Ben Monder
Rochester
McCoy Stadium
R.I
Mondor
Hall of Fame
All-Star Strike Could Cost Players Pension Funds
Major League players would lose 2 million dollars in pension fund payments if the All-Star Game on July 14 in Cleveland is not played. Gabe Paul, president of the Cleveland Indians, said payments depend on the game being played and noted weather or strike risks. He argued the strike hurts all, with free agent terms and a 1976 experimental agreement on player compensation at issue.
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Gabe Paul
Cleveland Indians
Paul
Marvin Miller
Players Association
Indians
Miller
New York
Cohen
New England
S&k
Gene Ramsey
Evans
Yastremski
Murphy
NFL Council Moves To Ban Remarks In Cash Fight
The NFL Management Council voted 26 to 2 to impose a gag rule with fines up to 100000 for statements harming the new collective bargaining agreement with the NFL Players Association. The measure bans discussion with players’ staff without consent and needs approval by 21 of 28 members.
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NFL Council
Baltimore
National Football League
NFL Players Association
NFL
Bowie Kuhn
Associated Press
Oakland Raiders
Los Angeles
NFLPA
Council
Jack Donlan
Detroit
Management Council
Domed Metrodome on schedule as work proceeds
Construction crews install 18 large cables for the Hubert H. Humphrey Metrodome roof, with 640 to 750 foot long lines weighing up to 10 tons each. Project cost about 55 million dollars, under budget by eight million, aiming to finish by next April with no work stoppages due to a peace pact between management and labor.
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Associated Press
Minneapolis
Hubert H. Humphrey Metrodome
Minnesota Vikings
Minnesota Twins
Minnesota Kicks
University of Minnesota Football Gophers
Jerry Bell
Metropolitan Sports Facilities Commission
Bell
Commission
Metrodome
Metropolitan Stadium
Bloomington
Skidmore, Owings and Merrill
Chicago
Barton Malon
Detroit
Construction Management Services
John Gockel
Plymouth
O'Neil Earns Wimbledon Qualifier Match With Evert Lloyd
Australian Chris O'Neil, ranked No. 13 in Australia, defeated Jane Preyer 6-3 3-6 6-3 to reach a first round meeting with top seed Chris Evert Lloyd. Mesker adds a match against Kim Jones as amendments to the men's singles draw are announced.
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Wimbledon
England
Chris O’neil
Australia
Chris Evert Lloyd
O'Neil
Jane Preyer
United States
Mesker
Kim Jones
Evans Yaz Feeling Strike In Mine
Boston players Carl Yastremski and Dwight Evans face a labor clash at S&K Coal Co in West Virginia as 50 miners strike at the S&E mine in Clay County joining the United Mine Workers of America. Players monitor the dispute while miners express union support for the players.
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Huntington
Boston Red Sox
Carl Yastremski
Dwight Evans
Yastremski
Evans
Major League Players Association
West Virginia
Carl
Stu Cohen
S&k Coal Co
Cohen
S&e
Bickford
Clay County
United Mine Workers of America
UMW
Robert Murphy
Maryland Names Richard Dull A. D. Athletic Director
Richard M. Dull, a former Maryland javelin champion and 35 year old attorney, was named athletic director at the University of Maryland College Park. He will assume the post Aug. 1, replacing Jim Kehoe, who has held the role in various stints since 1969.
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Richard M. Dull
University of Maryland
University
John S. Tull
Board of Regents
Dull
Jim Kehoe
Kehoe
Carl James
Board of
Regents
Eastern Shore
Maryland
Robert L. Gluckstern
Gettysburg
Penn
Maryland Law School
Mullens alums D'Antoni and Anderson eye future roles
Jerome Anderson and Mike D'Antoni, Mullens High School alums, return to their alma mater to coach and recruit at a basketball camp. D'Antoni, 30, averages 17 points in Italy's top league with Milan and expects two more seasons. Anderson, in Sweden, averaged 25 points last year and contemplates coaching or scouting while planning for life after playing.
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Mullens
Jerome Anderson
National Basketball Association
Mike D'Antoni
Anderson
D'Antoni
Milan
Italy
United States
States
NBA
Sweden
West Virginia University
Milwaukee Bucks
Don Nelson
John Kilea
Boston Celtics
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San Diego
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