Miller opposes owners final offer in MLB talks
Marvin Miller executive director of the MLB Players Association says he personally will recommend rejecting the owners final labor proposal and expects the executive board to do the same. He details concerns over open negotiation points and cites a Rangers owner led meeting as evidence of violations.
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Major League Baseball Players Association
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Tampa
Brad Corbett
Texas Rangers
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Messersmith
Messersraith
Hoosiers Clinch No 1 AP Ranking in 1975 76 Season
Indiana topped the final AP college basketball poll with 47 first place ballots and 1 008 points. Marquette Nevada Las Vegas Rutgers UCLA Alabama Notre Dame follow in the top seven as Indiana’s run ends with the 1976 NCAA title run in sight.
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Alabama
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Tennessee
Wissouri
DePaul
Writers Pick Ames No Clear Favorite in Class A and 2A Races
Iowa AP pre tournament poll shows Ames in AAA as clear favorite with 21 0 record led by Chuck Harmison while Class AA features Humboldt Maquoketa and Mount Pleasant among nine votes. Class A contenders Rock Valley Central Webster Iowa City Regina lead a tight field with seven teams receiving support.
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Associated Press
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Chuck Harmison
Humboldt
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Webster
Iowa City
Regina
Maquoketa
Mount Pleasant
Spencer
Atlantic
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Central Webster
Boys Tourney Facts Class A Games Tuesday and Wednesday
Facts list for the Class A basketball tournament with matchups and times. Teams include Allison-Bristow, Central Webster, Corning, Graettinger, Town City Regina, Manilla, North Linn, Rock Valley, Atlantic, Elkader Central, Forest City, Humboldt, Knoxville, Spencer, Ames, Bettendorf, Carroll Kuemper, Cedar Rapids Washington, Fort Madison, Marshalltown, Sioux City Heelan, and Waterloo Columbus. Scores and pairings shown with dated sessions.
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Spring football opens with defensive shift at Iowa
Coach Bob Cummings outlines a planned move from a 5-2 to a 4-3 defense to counter midline power plays. He notes likely tackles and linebackers, splits time between wing-T and I-formation offenses, and mentions quarterbacks Tommy Mack and Butch Caldwell along with several recruits ready to sign. The team travels to Des Moines to watch college basketball’s Lost Roundup of 1976.
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Joe Willis
Steve Vazquez
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Mike Jackson
Kerry Feuerbach
Tim Gutshail
Tommy Mack
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Butch Caldwell
Jim Arkenpane
Doug Piro
Jerry Runta
Dennis Mosley
Youngstown
Ohio
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Belvidere
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Des Moines
Wrestlers shine as NCAA champs draw few in Tucson
Iowa repeats as NCAA wrestling champion amid low Tucson attendance. Ivor Stanley estimates about 6 000 fans watched the final matches in the new arena built during Arizona tenure of Dick Clausen. Commenting on past sessions, attendance was smaller, and next year the tourney returns to Norman Oklahoma. Jim Enright recalls officiating famous rivalries and one chaotic Iowa Illinois incident in Huff Gym.
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Arizona
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