Rozelle Secures NFL Labor Settlement Ends Strike
New York AP reports the NFL reached a four year 19.1 million dollar pact under commissioner Pete Rozelle ending the league’s longest labor dispute. Players gain 7.9 million more over the term with increased pension disability and other benefits. Training camps open as teams prepare for exhibition games starting this weekend ahead of the September 20 regular season. Saints player Errol Linden calls the deal a relief as veterans arrive.
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Braves Ride Reed Six Hitter In Astros Win
Ron Reed delivered a complete six hitter as Atlanta pitcher boosted by two Orlando Cepeda and It was a rare bright spot for the Braves after a rough weekend. The homer pace and late rallies highlighted a night of mixed NL results across Chicago Montreal St Louis San Diego and San Francisco.
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EUMC Upsets Catholics In 20 18 Softball Clash
In a high school league game the Evangelical United Methodist Church team defeated the Catholics 20 to 18. Key contributors included Dave Tiffany Bob Carlson Ken Spear with four hits apiece and Roger Johnson adding three as EUMC snapped a four game skid.
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Cherry Hill Tops Crotty-Ferrando in Softball Showdown
Union City’s Cherry Hill exploded for 12 runs, nine in the first two innings, to topple Crotty-Ferrando who tallied eight. Harvey Clough led Cherry Hill with four hits in four at bats and two runs, while Jim Black, George Koestner and Dave Brooks each had three hits for C-F. Sperry took the loss. Rankin earned the win. CFP faces Blakeslee Lumber next in the Union City Softball League playoff.
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Steelers Open With Two-A-Day Drills in Latrobe
The Pittsburgh Steelers, with 53 veterans in camp, began two-a-day practices in Latrobe, Pa, in preparation for the preseason opener against Miami Saturday. Forty-three vets were in camp Monday night, with ten more expected today after physical exams and equipment checks.
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Corry Little League All-Stars Reach Finals
Members of the Corry Little League All-Star team advanced through the tournament to the finals, highlighting their progression and competitive run.
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Masler's Team Moves In CCC Ladies' Loop
Masler's team in the Corry Country Club Monday league surged from last to second by beating Ann Chillock's squad 7 4-44. They trail Kay Cassett's 44% leaders, who beat Mary Helene Williams 4 -3-4, with Chillock and Williams tied for third. Chillock had the low gross, while Joan Morgan and Evelyn Wells shared low net.
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Injuries Take Toll Of Twins Hurlers
The Minnesota Twins won 21 to beat Milwaukee in the opener of a doubleheader but lost ace Jim Perry to a groin pull in the ninth and placed Dave Boswell on the 21 day DL. Luis Tiant debuted in relief in the nightcap as Minnesota’s pitching woes continued. Rich Reese drove in both runs in the opener while Lew Krausse shut the Twins down in the nightcap. The Angels moved back into second in the AL behind Minnesota.
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Corry Jamestown Eyes District One Title In New League Tourney
Corry Jamestown led by Joe Baressi opens Little League District One play at Olin Bracken Field Mead Park tonight against a North East Little League foe. The winner advances through a bracketed tourney to crown the top district team with continued games on other fields if Corry advances.
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