Talks falter as MLB lockout drags on major league strike
The 15th day of a players owners dispute leaves 185 games lost and no settlement in sight. Negotiations recessed after about two hours with mediator Moffett saying both sides are locked in and no new talks scheduled. The NLRB postponements extend to July 6, while owners press for direct pay from teams signing premium free agents and players push for a pay pool.
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NFL Players Praise Baseball Solidarity Amid Strike
NFLPA chief Ed Garvey praised baseball players for striking in solidarity and said NFL owners are united to keep salaries in check. He argued free agency won’t work in football and cited examples like Vince Ferragamo and Walter Payton to illustrate player value and lack of within league movement. Garvey predicts a 55 percent profit share for players in future bargaining.
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Boise State names Gene Bey as assistant athletic director
Community page notes resignations and local business results with odd spellings and numbers. Gene Bey named assistant athletic director at Boise State, Goetz resigns as head basketball coach amid scattered score entries and ads for local vendors.
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Riverside Reds and Linn-Mar clash in Cedar Rapids region notes
District box scores and schedule snippets list Reds at Burlington and Linn-Mar at Linn-Mar, racing at Hawkeye Downs, and CR Regis in Williamsburg. Key players Suva Orzavich Miley Hoenstine Miley Steere and others appear with stat highlights and early morning start times.
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True Valve 22 IBEW 7 summary
True Valve defeated IBEW 7 with 22 points to 7. Larry Sharp scored 24 for True Valve and Byers and Hopper contributed 12. Stanbrough added 12 for Police Auxiliary 9.
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Marion Indians Sweep Tipton Behind No-Hitter by Panek
Marion pitcher Steve Panek no-hit Tipton as the Indians swept a Wamac Conference doubleheader Friday in Marion. Panek struck out nine in an 11-1 win in the second game, after Todd Parman led the opener with an 11-1 victory.
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Prairie pitcher tosses one too in 10-0 win
Kevin Cooling pitched a no hitter guiding Prairie to a 10-0 victory over Amana in five innings due to the 10-run rule in the second game of a Friday double header. Nick Lembkuhl went 3-for-4 with five RBIs while Curt Woods and Cooling added RBIs. Prairie improved to 13-5, Amana fell to 12-14.
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Barry Kahler
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Miller High Life capture district softball crown
Miller High Life went unbeaten to win the rain-delayed USA Women's District softball tournament at Kirkwood-Welty Park. The team defeated Decorah 2-1 in the title game, claimed five Open state qualifications, and earned spots for Decorah Charles City Olin Norway and others in the Open state meet at Des Moines July 10-12.
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Valley of Elgin Invitational advances four teams
In Elgin Fredericksburg North and Wapsie Valley advance with big wins. Fredericksburg beat Stor mont 6-4, North topped Postville 8-7, Wapsie Valley stopped Mar-Mac 10-4, Valley crushed Clarksville 17-2. Semifinals set Fredericksburg vs North Valley vs Wapsie Valley.
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