Baseball talks resume as MLB negotiations extend to weekend
Baseball owners and MLB Players Association head Marvin Miller resume talks in St. Petersburg to avert delays before the 1976 season. Players accuse owners of bad faith while deliberations focus on contract retroactivity and free agency tied to option years.
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Will Cavs Be Cinderella Of 1976 NBA Season
United Press International reports Cleveland Cavaliers aim to become the 1976 Cinderella team after an upset 110-99 win over the 1975 favorites Golden State Warriors in Cleveland. Austin Carr returns from a knee brace as Cleveland extends home win streak to 11 and closes in on the Central Division race behind a strong defensive effort.
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Nebraska Game Commission praised over fowl cholera containment
Dr. Milton Friend, a U.S. Fish and Wildlife expert on wildlife disease, commends the Nebraska Game Commission for their efforts to control a fowl cholera outbreak among about 20,000 waterfowl, predominantly whitefronted geese, near Lincoln.
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Seeded players roll in second round at World Senior Tennis
In Miami Beach Florida seeded players won easily in the second round of the $25,000 World Senior Tennis Championships. Top seed Pancho Gonzales defeated Harris Everett 6-2 6-2 while Pancho Segura routed Ben Boesch 6-2 6-1. Other wins included Vladimir Patrovic Andy Garcia Bebe Bethaly Bob Stubbs Gardner Sol Rovin Ed Clark Tony Falkenberg and Fields with varied scores.
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Lincoln Memorial Faces Henderson State In NAIA Semis
The Railsplitters, after a 75-64 quarterfinal win over Newberry, meet Henderson State in the NAIA Basketball Tournament semifinals. Coppin State and Lake Superior State also advanced. Coppin beat Texas Southern 88-77 and Lake Superior State edged Alabama Huntsville 78-76.
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Player Tired of Last Year Hype After Opening Doral Round
Gary Player, tied for third behind Hubert Green and Ben Crenshaw after a 69 in the first round of the Doral Open, complains about the spotlight on his 1975 season. He notes he earned 125000 dollars and miles accumulated on tours abroad, plans home time with family, and enjoys competing on overseas events.
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