NFL Faces 15 Unfair Labor Charge in Union Row
The National Labor Relations Board filed 32 charges stemming from last summer’s players strike. Fifteen charges against the NFL and clubs found merit, including unilateral overtime rules and player firings tied to union activity. Hearing set for July 22 in New York. 17 charges denied.
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National Labor Relations Board
NLHB
Sidney Danielson
Players’ Union
Ant
Manny Fernandez
Bill Stanfill
Dolphins
Kansas City Chiefs
Louis Cardinals
Dallas Cowboys
Chiefs
Houston Oilers
Danielson
NFL
NFL Management Council
League
NLRB
Washington
Reaves
Alexander
Curry
Keating
Oilers
Los Angeles Rams
Steelers
Philadelphia Eagles
Atlanta Falcons
NLR
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Acme Electric Tops Jolly Wagon in Cedar Hills League
Van Hurberk homered twice and drove in four as Acme Electric beat Jolly Wagon 11 to 7 in Cedar Hills Major. Navy, Als DX, and IBEW won in minors. Angie Wardenberg drove in the deciding run for Vern's Standard in Girls Major. McCormick and Gearhart homered in tight results. Wolverton Tree Care downed Carpenter's Local 7-3 in Girls Minor.
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Ty van Hurberk
Acme Electric
Jolly Wagon
Cedar Hills
American Legion
Sharp Realtors
U.s.navy
Fowler Electric
Als DX
IBEW
Dave Lawson
Navy
Nicky Homan
Dave Blaver
THEW
Angie Wardenberg
Vern
May City
Julie Gearhart
Homored
McCormick
MNB
Altorfer
Pean Miller Homored
Tess Adair
Guaranty Bank
Lori Nelson Homored
Kim Viflan
T Triple
Wolverton Tree Care
Carpenter
McNally Retires After Six Losses With Expos
Montreal Expos pitcher Dave McNally, 32, told GM Jim Fanning he is retiring. After a rough stretch that included six losses in eight starts, McNally left the team and flew home to Lutherville, Md. Expos manager Gene Mauch and Fanning urged reconsideration, leaving the door open for a possible return.
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Dave McNally
Montreal Expos
Jim Fanning
McNally
Baltimore Orioles
Expos
San Diego
Lutherville
Gene Mauch
Fanning
Mauch
Padres
Harvey Stone
Gene
Baltimore
Montreal
Orioles
Move to Black Kuhn's Re Election
Chicago Sun Times reports a faction of AL owners led by Jerry Hoffberger Charles Finley and George Steinbrenner aims to block Bowie Kuhn's reelection as baseball commissioner with a vote plan surfacing at the July 4 Milwaukee meeting. Kuhn faces potential 9-9 or 12-12 league split votes as backers seek his ouster amid disciplinary actions against Finley and Steinbrenner.
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Bowie Kuhn
Chicago Sun-Times
Houston
Kuho
Milwaukee
Jerry Hoffberger
Baltimore
Charles Fintey
Oakland
George Steinbrenner
New York Yankees
Kuhn
Sun-Times
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Hoffberger
Orioles
Hofferger
Steinbrenner
Yankee
Mané Wega
Richard Nixon
Finley
A's
Bowie
John Atlyn
Chicago White Sox
Calvin Griffith
Minnesota Twins
Termination of Orioles Sale Negotiations Reported
Baltimore plans to sell the Orioles were halted with executive vice president Frank Cashen citing unresolved transaction issues. Jerald Hoffberger informed Bill Veeck of the decision as talks with the city on Memorial Stadium usage continue, while a 1976 lease goal remains under discussion. The Philadelphia 76ers also announced the signing of their No. 2 draft pick Lloyd Free.
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Baltimore Orioles
Frank Casher
Manger
American Teague Club
Bill Veeck
National Brewing Co
Jerald C. Hoffberger
Cashen
Philadelphia
Philadelphia 76Ers
National Basketball Association
Lloyd Free
Baseball Standings and Upcoming Games Report
A jumble of standings shows the Cincinnati and St Louis teams leading, with Houston and Pittsburgh close behind. The card lists several matchups including Dodgers, Giants, and New York, plus notes on Wednesday games and clarifications across multiple leagues. Berlin reports Kornella Ender set a world record in the women’s 1 meter butterfly at the East German championships.
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Cincinnati
Los Anneles
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Dle
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Higuston
St Louis
Atlanta
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Lnrinas
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San. Frenchy & Reveork
Jay's
St. Louis
Vf Barsch
Atlantes Miekro
Fillsburgi
McDowel
Wnt
Hooton
Zea
Philadelphia
Urderwood
Spiliner
New York
Berlin
Kornella Ender
ADN
Miss Ender
Rosemarie Kother
East Germany
Judge Reinstates Maryland Jockeys After Hearing
A Baltimore judge overturned suspensions of three veteran Maryland jockeys linked to a Bowie Race Course race fixing plot. Judge Sal Onion Liss ruled the Maryland Racing Commission violated due process by not providing a full hearing before suspending licenses. The panel had relied on the indictments rather than a hearing.
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Bowie
Supreme Bench
Sal- Onion Liss
Buigi Gino
Reno Feliciano
Erle Walsh
Maryland State Racing Commission
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Ngeno Tops NCAA Meet At Provo In Double Victory
John Ngeng of Washington State won both the three mile and six mile events at the 84th NCAA championships in Provo. The Kenyan junior set stadium records in both distances, clocking 23 20.66 for the six mile and 13 22.73 for the three mile, finishing ahead of Oregon's Paul Gels.
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John Ngeng
Washington State
National Collegiate Athletic Association
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Neena
Gerry Lindgren
Neeno
Oregon
Paul Gels
Gary Ellis Named to Cyclone Club Post
AMES Gary Hillis a 1963 graduate of Iowa State has been named assistant director of the National Cyclone Club. He will start work on July 1.
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Iowa State
Juergens Leads In Girls Golf At Waukon
Holly Juergens of Carroll shot a seven over par 77 to lead the opening round of the State Junior Girls golf tourney at Waukon Country Club. Grinnell’s Dorea Mitchell stood one behind after an 80, with Forest City’s Nanny Olgan close. Cedar Rapids contenders Anne Pinckney and Sonya Stalberger posted 76 and 83 as others followed.
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Waukon Country Club
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Dorea Mitchell
Nanty Olgan
Forest City
Cedar Rapids
Anne Pinckney
Sonya Stalberger
Jwi de Voe
Anne Zimmerman
Paule Higginh
Kandie Reeves
Joan Pock
Sheila Jiika
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Rachel Reicher
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Maquoketa
Deb Moler
Moler
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Stalberger
Sarah Martin
Reds Missed On Parker In Pirates Rout At Riverfront
Dave Parker lifted a three run homer as Pittsburgh beat Cincinnati 6 1. Rennie Stennett and Richie Zisk contributed key hits while Oliver, Stargell and Parker provided the offense in a five run first inning. Norman faced early trouble before Eastwick failed to quell the Buc rally. The Astros and other NL results are noted. New Orleans and Cubs weather delays and women’s golf results round out the report.
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