Crisis Develops Over Pensions Bargaining Says MLB Players
The Major League Baseball Players Association accuses club owners of stalling pension talks and warns of a looming crisis. Players demand talks by mid August on the benefit fund renewing after 1968, while owners push for late fall. The dispute centers on funding and the NBC TV radio package for 1969 1971 and its impact on player benefits.
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Slo-Pitch Meet Opens Fourth Cedar Hills Tourney
UPWA faces Cherry Burrell and Penick Ford plays Fleck's Happitime at 11 a.m. Sunday to start the fourth annual Cedar Hills slo-pitch tourney. The event runs all day with a sponsor's trophy and $80 for the champion and funds for other places.
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Goalby Sued Over Alleged Contract Violation
In Chicago an attempted suit seeks 112750 from Robert Goalby the 1968 Masters Open champion for allegedly breaking an exhibitions contract. Plaintiff John N. Murray of San Mateo claims the agreement was made by May 23 through Consulting Services Inc Akron Ohio, with firm head Bucky Woy and the firm named as defendants.
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Meyers rises as Colorado track coach after NCAA pole vault title
Don Meyers who will lead Colorado track and field in the fall starred in the long jump before injuring a leg. He switched to the pole vault the next season and won the NCAA championship.
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Dome Sweet Dome Ex Oilers Top Redskins In Exhibition
Houston Oilers beat Washington 9 to 3 in an exhibition at the Astrodome the first time the venue hosted NFL action. Rams over Saints 21 17 in another AFL NFL clash.
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Bourne Disqualifies Himself in Western Open Incident
Amateur Bob Bourne a 24 year old Beria Ohio school teacher halted his Western Open qualifying after discovering a sand trap rule violation. He had removed a divot and then played, earning a two stroke penalty that led to his disqualification. The executive director said Bourne would be commended for his honesty.
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Spitz Aims for Five Gold Medals at Mexico City Olympics
Mark Spitz disclosed at the national AAU meet that he plans to win five Olympic golds in Mexico City including three relays and the 100 and 200 meter butterfly events. He clocked 57.8 in the 100 butterfly trials and holds world marks in the butterflys and 400 freestyle.
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Midwest Jani tors blank May City 2 0 in league game
The Midwest Janitors shutout May City 2 0 at Veterans Memorial stadium. Dave Close earned the win with four hits allowed while Mike Seyfer went two for two. Midwest scored both runs in the fifth on a Zuber RBI single and a later score on a stolen base and error. They face Town City Sunday at 2 p.m.
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Backbone Amateur Golf Tourney Winds Up Saturday
Strawbery Point reports the third annual Backbone Amateur golf tournament at Backbone Country Club runs through Saturday. Entry fee is six dollars with one thousand dollars in merchandise prizes awarded.
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Bratwursthaus Stops Welty Way 1-0 in Late Showdown
Bratwursthaus pitcher Jack Larson drives in the lone run with a two-out eighth inning single at Ellis Park to beat Welty Way 1-0. Larson adds eight shutout frames on three hits and one walk as Welty Way ace Larry Sparks suffers his second loss in seven wins amid a tight pitchers duel.
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Williams to Box French Champion Roy in Houston
Heavyweight Cleveland Williams of Houston will fight Jean-Claude Roy in a 10 round bout set for August 6 in Houston. Williams carries a 69 6 1 record with 54 knockouts, tying Joe Louis for most knockouts. he lost in 1966 to Cassius Clay in a title bout.
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Heelan State Fee For Norway in summer baseball tourney
Ames-Paton-Churdan faces Dyersville Beckman at 6 p.m. and Norway-Sioux City Heelan at 8 p.m. in first round state action. Dyersville Beckman beat Davenport Assumption 5-4. Norway defeated Valley of West Des Moines 5-4 on a bases loaded double by Max Elliott. Norway aims for first summer state title after prior fall and spring championships. they carry 17-3, Valley 20-3.
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Ced Rel Upset Gives Bindler Dairy League Title
Ced Rel upset Thursday as Bindler's Dairy clinches the Cedar Hills Major League title with a 10-5 win. Rick Bouzek homered, Russ McIntyre and Roger Garin each had two hits for the winners. Pat Casey homered for the losers. In other games Merchants Delivery beat Wagner Printers 9-7 and Al's DX defeated IBEW 13-4.
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