The Negotiators: Tough and Skilled By Durso Aly Times News Service
In summer 1981 baseball negotiators Marvin Miller and Ray Grebey drive a costly strike. Miller, long a labor leader, reshaped salaries and freed players from the reserve clause, while Grebey heads club owners' union talks. Both are fierce, precise, and deeply loyal to their sides.
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Miller outlines proposals as players seek free agent terms
Representatives of 26 clubs meet in Chicago to review union stance amid a 45 day strike that has canceled over 540 games. Marvin Miller plans two proposals on free agent compensation. regional talks may delay further bargaining as mediator Kenneth Moffett suspends recalls until meetings finish. John Stearns lambasts Ray Grebey while defending the players.
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Ray Grebey
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Rodgers Wins Pepsi Challenge 10000m in Omaha Record Time
Bill Rodgers, four time Boston Marathon champ, wins the Pepsi Challenge 10,000m road race in Omaha with 29 04, fastest ever for the distance in the area. He holds off Stan Vernon and Bob Wallace among 1200 runners in wet conditions. Lupe Pintor retains WBC bantamweight title after stopping Jovito Rengifo at 1 21 of the eighth round despite trailing on two ringside cards.
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Hanika Wins Monaco Title After Mandlikova Withdrew in Final
Sylvia Hanika of West Germany captured the Monaco Tennis Tournament title by default as Hana Mandlikova of Czechoslovakia withdrew in the third set. Mandlikova had taken the first set 6-2, lost the second 3-6, and trailed 5-6 when she left the court. Hanika earned $20,000 winner’s prize. Mandlikova received $10,000 as runner-up.
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Clerc reaches Washington Star final in straight Sets
In Washington Clerc 6 1 6 3 over Birner to meet Vilas or Gomez in the final for $28 000 top prize. The title bout is set for 6 45 p m CDT today. In Tampa Bobby Czyz stops Rick Noggle by technical knockout in round seven to extend his undefeated record to 14 wins.
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Waltrip wins Pocono 500 after controversial finish
Darrell Waltrip holds lead late as yellow flags shuffle positions and Cale Yarborough crosses the line first under provisional checkered conditions, then final ruling reversal keeps Yarborough in victory lane with Waltrip close behind amid disputed finish.
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Wright Sets 72 Minute Flight Record In Virginia
On this date in 1909 Orville Wright achieved a prolonged aloft flight exceeding 72 minutes over Virginia in an early aircraft experiment marking a milestone in aviation history.
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