Baseball strike erupts after fruitless session in New York
The Major League Players Association struck early citing failed talks with owners on free agent compensation. Marvin Miller said players left for home as negotiations stalled. Ray Grebey warned a morning session was unlikely to yield a settlement.
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Marvin Miller
Players Association
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Ray Grebey
Grebey
National Labor Relations Board
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NLRB
U.S. District Court
Henry Werker
Don Fehr
Peter Rose
San Diego
Chicago Cubs
Joe Niekro
Don Sutton
Houston Astros
Rusty Staub
New York Mets
Bob
Yankees
George Steinbrenner
Steinbrenner
Abc-Tv
Nightline
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Five area players named for Eighth Shrine Bowl
Five 8th Shrine Bowl all stars from this area were chosen for the West squad. Gene Dowell of Deerfield, Randy Dowell of Ulysses, George Fowler of Cimarron, Thane O Hair of Elkhart, and Don Snyder of Scott City will play at Wildcat Stadium Kansas State University Manhattan. Parade, dignitaries, and charity proceeds to Shriners hospitals accompany the event with hometown cheerleaders listed.
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Shrine
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Deerfield
Spartans
Gene
Lettermen
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Richard Landon
Randy Dowell
Ulysses
Tigers
John Blazek
Dowell
Randy
Lawrence Dowell
George Fowler
Cimarron
Bluejays
Fowler
Boy’s State
Donald Fowler
Thane O’hair
Elkhart Wildcats
O’hair
Bill
Helen O’hair
Elkhart
Don Snyder
Scott City
Ken Caywood
Beaver
Don
Caywood
Snyder
Seaver Gains Victory Over Mets as Fans Welcome Return
Tom Seaver pitched six strong innings to beat the Mets 5-2, in a game where New York fans at Shea Stadium cheered their former ace. Seaver moved to 7-1, surpassing Bob Gibson for 30th on the all-time list with his 252nd win. George Foster homered for Cincinnati, while other NL results featured St Louis, Montreal, and Chicago winning.
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Shea Stadium
Cincinnati
Seaver
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Bob Gibson
Cubs
Giants
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Jody Davis
Chicago
San Francisco
Tom Griffin
Randy Martz
Milwaukee
Texas
Seattle
Baltimore
Detroit
Minnesota
California
Boston
Brewers
Rangers
Quirk
Roy Howell
Howell
Wily Ferguson Jenkins
Quirk Saves Best For Jays In 10-5 Royals Win
Jamie Quirk delivered a bases clearing double on a 3-2 count as Kansas City rallied from a 5-4 deficit in Toronto. Otto Velez blasted a bases loaded hit earlier to swing the momentum, while Dave Stieb struggled before leaving with an arm issue as Royals pulled away 10-5 after a late Royals flourish.
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Jamie Quirk
Quirk
Blue Jays
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Dave Chalk
Roy Lee Jackson
Ken Macha
Royals
Otto Velez
Jim Frey
Paul Splittorff
Renie Martin
Martin
al Woods
Velez
Amos Otis
Woods
Dan Quisenberry
Quisenberry
Rance Mulliniks
Otis
George Brett
Willie Wilson
Hal McRae
Macha
Jays
Barry Bonnell
Buck Martinez
Frey
Martinez
Dave Stieb
Mike Willis
Jackson
Threat prompts extra security at Busch Stadium
FBI alerted St Louis police to a life threat against Dodgers rookie Fernando Valenzuela leading to added stadium security. Valenzuela denied the report after a Thursday game with the Cardinals as two FBI agents were seen in the press box the prior night and Wednesday.
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Los Angeles Times
Heisler
John Stanton
John J. Heidtke
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Ken Rappoport
George Foster
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Jack Morris
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Steve Carlton
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