Nixon Eye on Strike Faces Hurdles in Pension Clash
Talks on the 10 day baseball strike moved to Washington with President Nixon urging a settlement as owners and players barter pension fund contributions. A key dispute centers on whether players would receive full salaries during the stoppage, while owners demand docking for days lost.
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Nixon
New York
Washington
J. Curtis Counts
Federal Mediation Service
John Gaherin
Counts
Robert Kennedy
Gaherin
Marvin Miller
Major League Baseball Players Association
Miller
NBA Draft Day Shaping Up With LaRue Martin Top Pick
Portland holds the No 1 choice in the NBA draft scouting a 6-10 center from Loyola Chicago LaRue Martin. McAdoo considered ABA offers as ABA-bound rumors swirl. The draft features scarce star power with several big men and guards eyeing early selections.
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New York
National Basketball Association
Portland
LaRue Martin
Chicago
Loyola
Trail Blazers
North Carolina
Robert McAdoo
American Basketball Association
Martin
NBA
Joe Axleson
Kansas City
Cincinnati
Royals
McAdoo
Walter Kennedy
Buffalo Braves
Tom Riker
South Carolina
John Gianelli
University of the Pacific
Mike Ratliff
Eau Claire
Kentucky State
Travis Grant
Mel Davis
St. John's
N.Y
Weird Goals Spark NHL Playoff Surprises and Elims
In a weekend of dramatic finishes, Chicago’s sudden-death winner against Pittsburgh sealed a four game sweep, while Boston beat Toronto and New York defeated Montreal in late thrillers. Key moments included a disputed Penguins tally and a hinge of fate on a Tim Horton miscue. Bobby Hull and Dennis Hull sparked Chicago’s comeback with multiple goals, and a Parise non-goal denied Minnesota a 3-0 edge as St Louis rallied to force a 2-2 series.
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Chicago Black Hawks
Minnesota
Boston
Toronto
New York
Montreal
Pittsburgh
Red ‘Kelly
Black Hawks
Penguins
Syl Apps
Bruce Hood
Pit Martin
Tim Horton
Martin
Bobby Hull
Chicago
Dennis
Kelly
St. Louis
Blues
Phil Roberto
Kevin O'Shea
Barclay Plager
Jude Drouin
Danny Grant
J. P. Parise
North Stars
Jacques Caron
Parise
Caron
John Ashley
Ken Hodge
Bruins
Maple Leafs
Pete Stemkowski
Rangers
J. C. Tremblay
Stemkowski
Ted Irvine
Bobby Rousseau
Canadiens
Associated Press
Dave Cowen
John Havlicek
Havlicek
Atlanta
Jerry Lucas
Earl Monroe
Knicks
Baltimore
U S Faces Olympic Challenge in Men's Swim Prospects
U S coach Peter Daland expresses optimism for the 1972 Olympic team but warns the men face tougher global competition after the National AAU Short Course meet in Dallas. Women swimmers and several U S athletes set multiple American and AAU records, with standout performances from Barbara Shaw Karen Moe and Brian Job among others.
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Dallas
Southern California
Peter Daland
U.S
United States
Daland
West Point
N. Y
Indiana
Spitz
John Kinsella
Gary Hall
Mike Stam
Brian Job
Stanford
Barbara Shaw
Riverside
Miss Atwood
Karen Moe
Santa Clara
Ellie Daniel
Miss Daniel
Miss Moe
Lakewood
Hall
Job
Stamm
Steve Genter
Syracuse at Cherlot in best of seven playoffs
Syracuse faces Cherlot in a best‑of‑seven playoff series with games scheduled across Saturday Sunday and Monday. The article outlines upcoming results and schedules for the remaining games and potential Tuesday plans.
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Syracuse
Cherlotime
Billie Jean King Loses Final at Jacksonville Tournament
Billie Jean King, 28, from Palm Aire Florida, was defeated by unseeded Marie Neumannova of Czechoslovakia in straight sets 6-4 6-3 in the final of the $18,000 Virginia Slims International Tennis Tournament at Deerwood Club Jacksonville. Neumannova earned her first major victory by toppling the top seed.
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Jacksonville
Fla
Billie Jean King
Palm Aire
Deerwood Club
Marie Neumannova
Czechoslovakia
Mrs. King
Bucks Beat Lakers as Celtics Reach East Finals
In Milwaukee, Kareem Abdul Jabbar scored 33 but Los Angeles produced a poor third period and fell 93-72 to the Bucks. Boston routs Atlanta 127-118 to clinch the series and will face the Knicks or Bullets in the East finals.
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Milwaukee
Los Angeles
Lakers
National Basketball Association
Larry Costello
Bill Sharman
Costello
Sharman
Wilt Chamberlain
Gail Goodrich
John Trapp
Jerry West
Bucks
Boston Celtics
Atlanta Hawks
Celtics
New York Knicks
Knicks
Denver
Indiana
Kentucky
New York
Nets
West
Laker
Chicago Bulls
Kareem Abdul Jabbar
Morley Captures Magnolia Classic With Sub-Par Rounds
Mike Morley won the Magnolia Classic at Hattiesburg Country Club by three strokes, posting 67 67 66 69 169 to take the $7,000 first prize. Rick Rhoads finished second with 272, while Bunky Henry and John Mahaffey tied for third at 273 and Rick Massengale tied at 274.
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Hattiesburg
Miss
Mike Morley
Morley
Scottsdale
Ariz
Hattiesburg Country Club
Rick Rhoads
Bunky Henry
John Mahaffey
Rick Massengale
Curtis Sifford
Billy Ziobro
Mississippi
D. Rosella Jr
Greenville
Rosella
J. Wesley Watkins
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Curtis Perry
EHL
N. Main High Point
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Walt Frazier
Gene Shue
al Smith
Rick Mount
Rockets
Byron Beck
Mount
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Ndersen
Andersen
Southland Supply
Greensboro Rd
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Organiard
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High Point
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Calhoun Drug Store
Monthey Ave
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