NFL Players Set to Organize as Labor Union
The National Football League Players Association moves to formal union status with plans for hard collective bargaining. With 16 teams represented, president Mike Pyle cites dissatisfaction over minimum salaries pensions and preseason pay as motivations for negotiation with team owners. Dan Shulman named chief negotiator outlines the players aim to bargain collectively without strikes.
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Fairfield Stags Eye Ninth Straight Home Win Over UB
Fairfield University hosts the University of Bridgeport in a battle for dominance with the Stags seeking their ninth consecutive home win. Fairfield features Jones Crenshaw and Magaretta in a defense-driven lineup while UB relies on Baum Brill and Finn to counter rebounding and scoring. Game time is 6 30.
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Ineup
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Tom Finn
Long Island U
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Larry Cirina
Wayne Gibbons
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Bob Brill
Southern Connecticut
Manhattan
Iona
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Knights
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Jones
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Slags
College Basketball Scores From Various Matches Across Divisions
A broad compilation shows Villanova 74 Niagara 57 while Virginia topped William & Mary 90 70 Pembroke 60 trsking 56 North Corona A&T 168 Livingstone 67 Wake Forest 97 Virginia 90 Tennessee 64 Vanderbilt 62 LSU 79 Georgia 76 Kansas 61 Iowa 47 Missouri 86 Colorado 67 Valdosta 4 West Florida 86 Huntington 78 Iowa State 71 Loyola 65 Western Michigan 73 Northern Kentucky 42 Alabama 83 Notre Dame 72 Creighton 63 East Tennessee 3 Western Kentucky 57 Union Ky 93 Berea 66 Findlay 81 Malone 73 Texas A&M 4 Texas Tech 5 Vincent 93 Clarion 82 Norfolk State 44 Winston-Salem 73 Grenville 99 Concord 38 Auburn 10 West Virginia Tech SF Austin 61 Texas A&M 58 Southwest Texas 92 Sam Houston 87 East Texas 52 Sul Ross 50 Trinity Tex 102 Texas Arlington 95 Southern Illinois 3 Oglethorpe 52 Kearney 4 Fort Hayes 78 Mansfield 86 Bowling Green 73 Am Athletes 22 Kentucky 84 Alabama 76 Knoxville 77 Cumberland 68 Newberry 74 Campbell 68 Quinnipiac 3 Southern Conn 69 Missouri St Louis 62 Montana 5 6 St. Johns Minn 83 Concordia Minn 74 Gustavus Adolphus 70 Hamline 42 St. Marys Minn 09 Augsburg Prairie View 195 Wiley 78 Colorado St 99 West Texas 88 Texas El Paso 83 Lamar Tech 45.
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West Texas
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Lemar Tech
Two-Way Tie in YMCA Industrial League
The Statistics Steelmen and USI lead the RB division after each side won on Itst night action. Carpenter Steel defeated Schick Razor 68-59, and Warner Bros 52-48 with Ken Hawkins scoring late to rally. SNETCO routed Handy and Harman 64-25 as other results rolled in.
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Sterling House Senior Leagues Set Four-Game Schedule
Sterling House notes play resumes in the Sterling House A and B Senior Leagues with a four game slate at Stratford High gym tomorrow. 6:30 Hitching Post vs Ramsville Aces Knicks vs Wreckers 7:30 Giants vs Stonybrook 8:30 Slinko's vs Carroll's. Other youth games run at Lordship Honeyspot Johnson Junior High and Wooster Junior High with starts from 5:30 to 6:00.
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Orcutt Club Little Fellows hoops double overtime
Orcutt Cage Loops two overtime games highlighted action as Pistons edge Knicks 21 20 on Rusty Thomas last second foul shot and Lakers beat Celtics 16 14 when Bob Curwen scored late. Junior league today features St Michael s A teams and Orcutt Councillors vs Orcutt Juniors. East End faces Royals at 6 30 and State Team meets the Gunners at 7 30.
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Jerry's Pluff Wins Roosevelt Feature At Westbury Pace
Jerry's Pluff driven by James Callahan powered to victory in the Roosevelt Raceway featured pace as the temperature hit zero. A crowd of 9,182 saw the mile in 2:08 with Way On Top second and City Boots and Baby Seal combining for a $48.80 daily double.
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Rooseevelt Raceway
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Stratford AC tops St. Cyril's in Senior league action
In a Central High School game Stratford AC defeated St. Cyril's 47 to 20. Glenn Laudenslager scored 45 points as the YMCA routed TUS 42 to 19. Ronnie Cevero added 15 points in the Royals 63 to 18 win over St. John the Baptist. In Intermediate play Good Guys beat St. Ausustine's 34 to 29 while St. Mary's overwhelmed St. Raphael's 63 to 124.
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Flyers Franchise Sold To Binghamton Group
The Eastern Professional Basketball League approved the transfer of Bridgeport to Binghamton effective immediately. New owners led by Thomas Mineo of Scranton and spokesman Ray Saul said Bridgeport faced financial trouble poor attendance and a poor record. Binghamton hosts Hartford in its first game at Albany area venue. All-Star game set for February 21 in Hartford with York Larese and Bob Mantz named coaches.
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Lombardi Praises Raiders as a Fine Team Before Super Bowl
Vince Lombardi lauded the Oakland Raiders as a fine team and said he would be terribly disappointed if the Packers lost to them in the Super Bowl. He noted Oakland’s quick defense and speed at Yankee Stadium during Green Bay’s brisk training in 78 degree weather. He also highlighted quarterback Daryle Lamonica as a standout and reported that Jim Grabowski will miss the game with a knee injury.
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Raiders Coach Praises Lamonica Workout Ahead of Super Bowl
Oakland coach John Rauch says Daryle Lamonica had a helluva fine workout despite flu worries. Lamonica stayed indoors to recover, while the Raiders loosened up on a windy St Andrews field and planned private sessions before facing Green Bay in Miami. Rauch stresses quiet, confident preparation and readiness for the big game.
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Villanova Defeats Niagara 74 57 Behind Balanced Attack
Villanova used a zone to hold Calvin Murphy to 24 points as four Wildcats reached double figures. Johnny Jones led with 17 points, followed by Joe Crews 16 Fran O’Hanlon 14 and Jim McIntosh 13 as Villanova built a 20-16 halftime edge and stretched it after the break in Niagara Falls New York.
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UPI
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Niagara
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Fran O’hanlon
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Wildcats
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ABA Stars To Battle
The ABA hosts its first all-star game in Indianapolis on Tuesday with East vs West squads. Pacers host. about 8,000 fans expected. East stars Roger Brown Connie Hawkins Mel Daniels Fred Lewis Don Freeman. West stars Cliff Hagan Doug Moe Red Robbins Severn Tart Larry Jones.
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Ind
UPI
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National Basketball Association
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Pacers
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Jim Pollard
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Babe McCarthy
New Orleans
Roger Brown
Indiana
Connie Hawkins
Pittsburgh
Mel Daniels
Minnesota
Freddie Lewis
Don Freeman
Cliff Hagan
Dallas
Doug Moe
Red Robbins
Severn Tart
Oakland
Dave Davis Named Pro Bowler of the Year 1967
New York UPI reports Dave Davis of Phoenix Arizona, winner of six PBA titles this season, is named Bowler of the Year for 1967 by The Sporting News.
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Ariz
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