Federal Mediator Enters Picture In Major League Baseball Strike
Talks shifted from New York to Washington as a federal mediator joined the dispute over pension fund contributions and players full salaries for a potential 162 game season. Owners push reduced daily pay during the strike while players seek higher pension funding with law and White House involvement.
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New York
Washington
J. Curtis Counts
Federal Mediation Service
John Gaherip
Counts
Mniss Ic
White House
Robert Kennedy
Jaherln
Marvin Miller
Major League Baseball Players Association
Miller
Efen
Gaherin
Mil- Gaherin
Ers
Gaherln
TCLA
Relin
Seflect
Cecil Upshaw
Atlanta Braves
Seps
Jone
Francis L. Dale
Cinginati Reds
East Cagers Cap Aloha Championship in Honolulu
The East All-Stars won the Aloha Classic title 103-90 over the South, grabbing their third straight win in the four‑team round robin. Freeman of Hawaii led the West with 17, while Nash and Truitt paced the West and Midwest standout Chones topped scorers with 29 for Marquette.
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Honolulu
Sfoot
Jeff Tome Freeman
Univerrsity of
Hawaii
Iwest
Matt Gantt
St. Bonaventure
Duquesne
Mike Barr
Penn
Corky Cal¢houn
Bob Morse
Villahova
Hank Siemienthowski
Marshall Wingate
Niagara
Dwight Davis
Houston
al Sanders
Louisiana State
Freeman
Bob Nash
Honolula
Ting
Nash
Cali
Ornia
Ansley Truitt
Oregon State
Freddy*loyd
Midwest
T Jim Chones
Marquette
Bob Lacky
Corrigan HR Propels ISU Past Oklahoma State in Big Eight
Ames AP Iowa State shortstop Larry Corrigan hit a two run homer Sunday to lift the Cyclones to a 6-3 Big Eight baseball victory over Oklahoma State Randy Duarte drove in two runs for ISU as the winning run scored after Corrigan’s homer on a controversial interference call against OSU Sophomore Bill Warner earned the win with two hitless innings of relief. OSU and ISU split a doubleheader with OSU winning the opener and ISU taking the second game 12-1.
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Iawa State
Oklahoma State
OSU
Towa State
Czech Upsets King In Jacksonville Meet
Unseeded Marie Neuman nova of Czechoslovakia upset top seed Billie Jean King 6 4 6 3 to claim a first major victory at the Virginia Slims International Tennis Tournament in Jacksonville.
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King
Jacksonville
Jacksonville, Fla
Marie Neumannova
Czechoslovakia
Billie Jean King
Hanson’s Dog Is In Field Trial Victory
Rock owned by Oscar Hanson of Center Point won first place Sunday in the open division of the Southeast Iowa Retriever Club field trial. Boe owned by Myron Rodee of Iowa City took top in the puppy class.
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Rock
Oscar Hanton
Center Paint
Simday
Iowa
Kasraentge
Lawrence
Dessiplant Alton Seus
Perry's Spauldin Elks Lead In Iowa Bowling Tourney
Perry's Spauldin Elks leader Steve Spauldin of Perry fired a 190 plus series Sunday to set the pace in the all events. Dor's Car Wash of Newton tops the team bracket with 4,006, while Davenport's Duane Peterson and Lou Orth lead doubles at 129 and Keokuk's Jerry Hardy paces singles with 708. Cedar Rapids Bowl hosts the Cedar Rapids event. Joe Kosinski of Cedar Rapids bowled the day high game at 263.
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Steve Spauldin
Perry
Cedar Rapids Bowl
Dor’s
Car Wash
Newton
Duane Peterson
Lou Orth
Davenport
Jerry Hardy
Keokuk
Joe Kosinski
Cedar
Rapikis
Dickson Wins USAC Sprint at Winchester in Close Standings
Larry Dickson of Marietta Ohio led all 40 laps to win the USAC sprint car race at Winchester Indiana, setting a track record 11:27.89 and narrowing the season point gap to Rollie Beale. Cy Fairchild trailed, finishing second after a late rally, with Beale third to rise atop the sprint standings. Lee Kunzman of Guttenberg Iowa placed fourth and Sam Sessions of Nashville Michigan fifth.
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Kunzman
Indiana
Winchester
Ind
Larry Dickson
Surday
Auio Club
Rollie Beale
Dickson
Marietta
Ohio
Lee Kunemen
Guttenberg
Towa
Sam Sessions
Nashville
Mich
Morley Captures Magnolia Golf Classic Title
Mike Morley, age 25, captured the Magnolia Classic at Hattiesburg Country Club by three strokes to win $7,000 first prize and set a record for the event with four rounds under par. Rick Rhodes finished tied for second with 274 after a late Masters push, while Bunky Henry and John Mahaffey shared third place at 274 along with Ricky Massengale Curtis Sifford and Billy Zisbro also at 274.
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Hattiesburg
Miss
Mike Morley
Morley
Scottsdale
Ariz
Hattiesburg Country Club
Rick Rhodes
Bunky Henry
John Mahaffey
Ricky Massengale
Curtis Sifford
Billy Zisbro
Beaton Wires Beaton Sends Bed In Final NHL Quarterfinals
Beaton delivers decisive plays as the NHL quarterfinal series unfolds with final scores and key moments. Banton contributes critical hits while teams vie for advancement in a tense playoff clash.
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Foronte
Banton
Innate
Inet
Moline's Jamieson Feels Like a Winner at Masters
Moline golfer Jim Jamieson reflects on his Masters debut at Augusta National after a strong weekend run. He notes the pressure of major tests and his better-than-expected finish, while honoring Gene Littler and Gay Brewer who faced health setbacks before the event. Jamieson praises his own mood and the support from weekend amateurs.
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Jack Nicklaus
Charles Coady
Coady
Ed Shearer
Tamieson
Augusta
Gallcraft
Dods
Png Jong Irons
Spal
Jim Jamie Ling
Powerbilt Son
Walter Hagen
Augusta National
Golf Club
Ganre
Presti
Golden Bear
Jack
Nicklaus
Jamieson
Gene Littler
Gay Brewer
Littler
Billy Casper
San Diego
Brewer
Brockington Tied to Auto Theft Ring Investigations
Chicago Tribune reports star Green Bay Packer running back Jot Brockington questioned in a nationwide luxury auto theft ring. FBI in Columbus questioned him after he allegedly bought a stolen $10,000 car for $2,200 from a Chicago man, George Moon. Police found paper slips with orders for stolen cars, including Brockington’s name. Brockington says he did not know the car was stolen and that the transaction occurred at his Green Bay apartment. The car was traced to Chicago last December. The Tribune notes the probe spans six states with multiple recoveries.
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Chicago
Chiago Tribune
Star Green Bay
Jot Brockington
the Tribune
National Football League
Brockington
FBI
Columbus
Ohio
George Moon
Moon
Brookington
Green Bay
Wis
White repeats at NCAA collegiate fencing title
Ruth White of New York University won the individual title for the second straight year at the National Intercollegiate Women’s Fencing Championships held in University Park Pennsylvania.
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NYU
White
University Park
Ruth White
New York University
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