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Newspaper

Decatur Daily

Location

Decatur, Alabama, United States of America

Date

Jun 02, 1976

Page

11

Stadium cost overruns rise in major league arenas

AP examines rising costs for mega stadiums from Seattle to New Orleans. Kingdome Yankee Stadium and the Superdome face multi million overruns, with lawmakers and regulators debating who pays. Officials cite inflation design changes and delays as central causes. The series questions value and public benefit as probes extend.

America Seattle Kingdome New York New Orleans Louisiana Superdome Kevin Reilly Superdome Reilly Louisiana House of Representatives Arthur D. Little Boston Houston Astrodome King County Veterans Stadium Philadelphia Yankee Stadium San Francisco Candlestick Park Harry S. Truman Kansas City Royals Chiefs Jackson County

Borg Edges Bedel in French Open Thriller

In Paris Borg nearly downs Bedel in a three set battle 0-6 6-6 6-4 7-5 in the French Open second round. In Corpus Christi Fleming and Taygan of UCLA win the doubles title aiding a Bruins share of the NCAA team title. Wilkens out as Blazers coach in Portland Ramsay to replace him. Giles beats Bailly 4 and 3 at St Andrews to near the British Amateur crown.

Paris France Sweden Bjorn Borg Dominique Bedel Corpus Christi Tex Peter Fleming Ferdi Taygan UCLA Bruins Southern California Stanford Portland Ore Lenny Wilkens Portland Trail Blazers National Basketballs Association Jack Ramsay Buffalo Braves

War of nerves resumes as Suns host Celtics in Game Four

The Celtics lead 2-1 in the NBA finals after two home wins as Phoenix and Boston prepare for Game Four in Phoenix. Coaches Heinsohn and MacLeod trade verbal jabs while players emphasize the series remains physical but fair. Game Five shifts to Boston Friday night.

Phoenix Boston Celtics Phoenix Suns Celtics Boston Tom Heinsohn John MacLeod MacLeod Suns Heinsohn Curtis Perry Seattle

Howe Delays Retirement Still Competing With Aeros

Gordie Howe, 48, who led the Houston Aeros to WHA finals after a 25-year NHL career with Detroit, says he has not given up hockey yet. He retired once, unretired, then served as Aeros president before playing again this season.

Houston Gordie Howe Howe Houston Aeros World Hockey Association Troit Red Wings National Hockey League Aeros

Penguins Ink No. 1 Choice Blair Chapman Signs

Pittsburgh Penguins sign Blair Chapman, the No. 1 pick in the amateur draft, to a multi year contract. The 19 year old right wing stood 6 foot 190 pounds, recently starred for the Saskatoon Blades, scoring 71 goals and 86 assists in 69 games and setting a playoff record with 24 goals in 20 games.

Pittsburgh Pittsburgh Penguins Blair Chapman National Hockey League Chapman Edmonton World Hockey Association Saskatoon Blades Western Canada Hockey League

Phillies Activate Catcher Oates After Opening Day Crash

The Philadelphia Phillies activated catcher Johnny Oates on Tuesday and optioned Tim Blackwell to Reading in the Class AA Eastern League. Oates broke a collar bone in a home plate collision with Pirates star Dave Parker on opening day April 10 at Veterans Stadium. Blackwell, acquired from the Red Sox, appeared in two games for Philadelphia with one hit in five at-bats.

Philadelphia Philadelphia Phillies Johnny Oates Tim Blackwell Reading Oates Pittsburgh Dave Parker Veterans Stadium Blackwell Boston Red Sox Phillies

Hudlin Dies In St Louis Linked To Arthur Ashe Start

Richard A Hudlin a driving force in launching Arthur Ashe s career died in St Louis after a long illness He taught at Sumner High School the alma mater of Ashe He helped shape the path of the future tennis star and local educator mourned his loss.

ST. Louis Richard A. Hudlin Arthur Ashe

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