Owners Eye Drug Issue At NFL Owners Meeting
NFL owners meet in New York as six new head coaches join two dozen others to discuss rules contracts and drug abuse countermeasures. Reports of NFL stars using drugs spark a push for measures including a medical director’s office and league drug reporting. The House Commerce subcommittee may urge urine tests, opposed by the NFL Players Association which demands due process and joint studies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bruce Lowitt Louis
Chuck Knox
Los An- New York
Mondaygeles
Howard Schnellenberger
Baltimore
Mike McCormack
Philadelphia
Don
McCafferty
Detroit
NFL
Chuck Fairbanks
New England
Don Coryell
Pete Rozelle
House Commerce Investigations Subcommittee
NFL Players Association
Rozelle
Chicago
Marshall Signs 6-5 Forward As 5th Recruit
Marshall University adds fifth recruit, 6-5 forward David Reavis from Washington, who averaged 18 points and 12 rebounds as a senior for Mackin High School and helped the team to a 23-5 record. He joins Kenny Hurst, Jim Shivers, Jack Battle, and Charlie Novak as part of the incoming Thundering Herd roster.
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Huntington
Marshall University
David Reavis
Washington
Reavis
Mackin High School
Kenny Hurst
South Point
Ohio
Jim Shivers
Woodstown NJ
Jack Battle
Knoxville
Tenn
Charlie Novak
Goshen
N.Y
Thundering Herd
Notice to withdraw from West Virginia and multiple public bids
Legal notices warn Glark Investment Co plans to withdraw from West Virginia. Greyhound seeks ICC approval to abandon routes Kenna to Pacatalico via US21, with protests invited within 30 days. City of Charleston calls for sealed bids July 9 1973 to demolish several structures and for public sale of vehicles collateral notices follow from GMAC and other lenders.
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Glark Investment CO
West Virgins
West Virginia
Greyhound Lines, Inc
Interstate Commerce Commission
Kenna
W. Va
Pocatalloo
Pacatalico
12Th Street
Constitution Avenue
N. W
Washington
DE. C
M. J. O'Rourke
Traffic Greyhound Lines
West Third Street
Cleveland
Ohio
City of Charleston
South Ruffner Road
Adrian Road
Chestnut Road
William & Kenny
State Building Commission
West
Virginia
State Capitol
Charleston
Mary Harden
Capitol Complex
State Capitol Building
Office
The
Westwine Department of Highways
City of
Hugh Bosley
Bob Peden
Chevrolet Clendenin
Towit
Plymouth
General Motors Acceptance Corporation
Chesterfield Avenue
William E. Kenny
al Drive
Board of Education
County of Kanawha
Pennsylvania Avenue
Albert Anson, JR
Bob Peden Chevrolet
Clendenin
Fred Hill Chevrolet
Spencer
Pontiac
Undersight
Independent Baseball Loop statistics and results
In the Independent Baseball Loop standings and box scores, teams such as St. Albans Farmers Gulf and Jackson County report multiple innings with varied hits. Eleanor Shaffer leads batting for St. Albans with several 2-for-4 efforts, while other clubs show combined team offense and pitching notes across games against Bullets, So. Charleston, Nitro, and Glasgow.
Nitro Boosters to Elevate Nitro Football Seating for Playoffs
Nitro Athletic Boosters led by president Austin Hudson raise funds to install bleachers at Nitro Field at a cost of about 19000 dollars, aiming to seat roughly 8000 and host postseason games. Booster totals surpass 25000 dollars over four years as new coach Pat Vance and athletic director Jim Higginbotham push facility upgrades with community support sought. Industry donors include Allied Chemical, Bank of Cross Lanes, FMC Viscose, Monsanto, Fike Cleaning, Sport Mart, Joston Ring, and Rempak Photo. Next booster meeting is 730 pm at Nitro High. seat reservations close August 15.
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Gung Ho
Nitro Athletic Boosters Club
Austin Hudson
Boosters
Nitro Athletic Field
Hudson
Nitro
Wildcats
Jon Loftis
Pat Vance
Jim Higginbotham
Ronald Lyons
Nitro High School
Allied Chemical
Bank’ of Cross Lanes
FMC Viscose
Monsanto Chemical
Fike Chemical
the Sport Mart
Joston Ring
Rempak Photo
Rempak Photo. the Next Meeting of the Boosters
Norman Named Player of Week
Cincinnati Reds left-hander Fred Norman was named the National League Player of the Week after flirting with consecutive shutouts last week. He pitched a 4-0 win over the Giants on three hits, and a late miscue by Ron Cey altered a 4-1 defeat by the Dodgers. Other contenders included Bill Russell, Dave Johnson, Lee May, and Willie Stargell with strong hitting and run production.
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San Francisco
Fred Norman
Cincinnati Reds
Norman
San Francisco Giants
Los Angeles
Ron Cey
League
Charles S. Feeney
Dodgers
Bill Russell
Atlanta
Dave Johnson
Houston
Lee May
Pittsburgh
Willie Stargell
Lawson Top Performer In Hurricane AAU Meet
Connie Lawson won four events at the Hurricane AAU track meet, earning outstanding participant honors. She swept the long jump, high jump, 100 yard dash, and 440 yard dash while rivals dominated men’s events in field and running results.
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Lawson
Connie Lawson
Kanawha Valley Track Club
Oscar Jones
Andre
Cunningham
Jones
Burdette
Ware
Denton
Brown
Coyner
Bianney
Ellis
Henley
Robertson
Brooks
Chamberlain
Durfee
Deaton
ScotRett Burdette
Peters
Dean
Young
Cook
McGee
Watts
Adom
Mecktessel
Davis
Cox
All Tenney
Miller
Kessler
Tenney
Hill
Conley
Clark
Lambert
Poayiane Jenkins
Harper
Varian
Masters
Roviller
Harman
Meckfessel
Wideman
Duncan
Reston
Rouiller
Butkus Contemplates Trade Amid Contract Snags
Chicago AP Dick Butkus indicates contract talks with the Bears have hit snags and he may seek a trade rather than play out his option. The eight season veteran says unresolved issues could force a move as negotiations with Bear officials continue.
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Chicago
Dick Butkus
Chicago Bears
Butkus
Ed Keating
Mark McCormack
Cleveland
Keating
Bear
Bobby Walston
George) Halas
National Football League Players Association
Promoter Cancels Title Bout In Portland Exposition
Boxing promoter Sam Silverman says the 10 round main event between Joe Roman and Jim McCarter, slated for Thursday in Portland, is canceled after McCarter suffered a training cut. Elmo Brown of Memphis replaces McCarter to face Roman in a 10 round feature. Roman has a Sept. 1 title bid against George Foreman in Tokyo.
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Portland, Maine
Sam Silverman
Joe “King” Roman
Puerto Rico
Jim McCarter
Cleveland
Silverman
McCarter
Elmo Brown
Memphis
Tenn
Rotman
Portland Exposition Building
Roman
George Foreman
Tokyo
Chapmanville duo signs with Morris Harvey College
Greg Dalton and Danny Ellis from Chapmanville will join Morris Harvey College under coach Tom Nozica. Ellis may serve as reliever or starter, while Dalton eyes catching duties. Both helped Logan County reach regional runner-up status and posted strong high school stats.
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Chapmanville
Logan County
Greg Dalton
Danny Ellis
Tom Nozica
Morris Harvey
Couleht Hander
Dickerson Shines At Carolina Cougars Rookie Camp
Morris Harvey graduate Henry Dickerson impressed in the Carolina Cougars rookie camp earning one of four invites to join veterans. He played center forward and guard at MH, averaging 16.7 points and 12.1 rebounds last season, and hopes to sign a pro contact after July talks with the Cougars.
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Morris Harvey
Henry Dickerson
Carolina Cougars
Golden Eagles
ABA Cougars
Dickerson
Larry Brown
Len Greer
Virginia State
Matt Gantt
St.Bonaventure
David Brent
Jacksonville
Cougars
M.H
Baseball Xi Ance Pitching Leaders Shine in 6 Decisions
McAnally of Montreal, Parker of New York, Brett of Philadelphia, Wise of St. Louis, Os teen of Los Angeles, Twitchell of Philadelphia and John of Los Angeles post strong pitching lines with records around 5-1 to 9-3 and batting averages near .750 to .833 across the season. Xi Ance ties for a top percentage at .692.
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McAnally
Montreal
Parker
New York
Brett
Philadelphia
Wise
St. Louis
Osteen
Los Angeles
Twitchell
John
Baseball Leaders and Pitching Records Summary
Summary lists top RBIs and pitching decisions with players Mayberry Oakland Sefton Chicago Darwin Minnesota Colborn Milwaukee Lee Boston Singer California Splittorff Kansas City Hunter Oakland McDaniel New York Plna Oakland Blue Oakland. Includes run totals and win losses with averages.
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Mayberry
Kansas City
R.jackson
Oakland
Murcer
New York
Sefton
Chicago
Darwin
Minnesota
Colborn
Milwaukee
Lee
Boston
Singer
California
Splittorff
Hunter
McDaniel
Plna
Blue
Mat Fisk
Hendrick
Cleve
Spikes
Cleveland
Bando
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Charleston Post Office
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Greendale Drive
Hs Acceptance Corporatio
Kanawha Boulevard
East Charleston
Seventh Avenue
Pacific Street
Kenneth E. Underwood
Secretary
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George Platt
Robert C. Gist
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Gung Ho’ Nitro Boosters
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Steve Whaley
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Homer Dean
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Hiram Walker
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Walker's Deluxe
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