NLRB orders NFL to share contracts and salaries data
The National Labor Relations Board ordered the NFL to provide the NFL Players Association non monetary contract terms with networks and teams plus details on workmen compensation and doctor financial interests. The decision stops short of full disclosure of money figures, though may compel them later if relevance is shown.
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Strike study shows fan forgives baseball with winning teams
Pittsburgh researchers Dr. Marian Extett and Dr. Seon Chaig find post strike attendance rose for seven major teams, led by Detroit, San Diego, and California, with gains tied to divisional races and advertising. They warn core fans risk switching to other sports if strikes persist.
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USF&G Golf Classic purse boosted by 400000
The USF&G Golf Classic in New Orleans raises its purse by 400000 bringing the winner’s share to 72000. Tournament director Jack Weiss says the event now ranks behind only the Players Championship and World Series of Golf in value.
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Rawls, Once Top American Swimmer, Dies at 64
Kather ine Rawls of Belle Glade Florida, famed as the world’s greatest woman swimmer in her era, died of cancer at 64 after years of illness. She held 33 national titles in the 1930s across backstroke freestyle breaststroke and springboard diving and was denied Olympic glory due to World War II. Her record stood until Tracy Caulkins, age 19, surpassed it last year.
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Brewer Seeks Masters Comeback Amid Rainy First Round
Gay Brewer, 50, Masters champion of 1967, shot 73 in gusting rain at Augusta National to sit among leaders. He praised fast greens, noted past wins, and predicted experienced players would contend this week. He plans to play more tournaments this year on the Seniors Tour.
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Alabama NFL lineman E J Junior freed on bond
E J Junior 22 a St Louis Cardinals linebacker and former Alabama star was released on 1800 bond after a Tuscaloosa raid charged with possession of cocaine and marijuana. Four other men were arrested with him at about 1130 p m Tuesday according to Capt Billy Tinsley.
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