Kemp testifies on Rozelle rule defending league
Rep. Jack Kemp former AFL Players Association head testified in Minneapolis for the NFL Rozelle rule. He said the rule benefited players by expanding their options and led to signings with different clubs. Kemp noted the rule is under a U.S. court challenge and explained how compensation to the losing team works.
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Baseball Standings and Scores Snapshot from Monday and Tuesday
Baseball standings show Boston, New York, Milwaukee, Baltimore leading various divisions with results from Monday games: Boston 6 Minnesota 3, Detroit 2 Chicago 1, New York 5 Texas 2, Milwaukee 4 Kansas City 3, Oakland 7 Cleveland 3. Tuesday schedules list matches across leagues including Pittsburgh Philadelphia Montreal Houston San Diego and others.
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Trial lawyers challenge assault statute reach in boxing
Neapolis trial lawyer Ronald Meshbesher and co-counsel Joe Keough of Boston argue the assault statutes should not apply to professional athletic contests. Meshbesher urges dismissal of the indictment, saying the law would make every boxer guilty of assault for every punch.
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Petty Extends Lead After Firecracker 400 Victory
Daytona Beach Florida AP Richard Petty boosted his NASCAR Grand National point total with a Firecracker 400 win on July 4 widening his season lead to 2 629 points. Runner up Dave Marcis trails at 2 173 with Darrell Waltrip at 2 136. Petty nears 2 million career earnings and holds a strong second tier in the chase behind Waltrip and Marcis in the second leg.
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Reds Sweep Phillies As Perez Homer Sparks Big Win
Sparky Anderson praised the Reds after a 7-3 victory over the Philadelphia Phillies, lifting Cincinnati to four straight wins and an 84-game division lead. Tony Perez homered early, George Foster added a seventh inning two run shot, and Pete Rose helped spark a surge that has Cincinnati rolling through May. Elsewhere, Pirates blanked Cubs 5-0, Mets beat Braves 3-1, Astros down Expos 5-1, and Cardinals edged Giants 8-6.
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Newcomers Help Red Sox and Brewers Win Openers
Milwaukee’s Bob Sheldon and Boston’s Jim Willoughby, recently in the minors, delivered key moments for their new clubs. Sheldon’s two RBI double sparked a 4-3 Brewers win over Kansas City after he committed an error earlier. Willoughby earned his first save with five strikeouts in 2 13 innings in the Red Sox 6-3 victory over Minnesota, while the Yankees beat Texas 5-2 to stay a game back in the East.
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U S Track Team Ties Poland After First Day Meet
The United States leads Poland by one point after day one of a two day dual meet in Prague Czechoslovakia. Dave Babiracki of Grenada Hills Calif won the 10,000 meters in his first effort at that distance. Ed Preston and John Young led a US sprint relay and clean sweep in the 400 meters while Kathy Schmidt and Rob Wallick won their respective javelin events. Tommy Haynes upset in the triple jump highlighted the day for the Americans.
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Ashe Reflects On Davis Cup Meeting And Future
The interview recounts Ashe discussing a proposed chat with Davis Cup players and a misstep with lawyer Riordan joining the meeting. He mentions a potential subpoena, his aging out tempo, and Wimbledon as his last major goal while expressing mixed feelings about his career.
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Hawaiian Shadows Tie Leaders In Tight Golf Duel
Hawaiian shadows to join the leaders in a tight golf duel as the field stalls for sixth place. Chris Mitchell of Spokane posted 37 36 73, Tony Campregher of Huntington Beach 34 39 78, James McMurtrey of Danville 38 25 73, and George Yamamoto from Honolulu finished 38 36 74 as an alternate qualifier.
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Ruffian Horse Injury Sparks Breeding Hope After Surgery
Dr Harthill recalls Ruffian fighting through verigean ice like a tiger as surgeons attempted to save the 3year-old filly. Although Ruffian’s injury was severe, veterinarians and trainer Elliott Burch discussed preserving her potential to pass greatness to offspring, noting many injured horses are kept for breeding.
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Marshall Heads Pitching Staff
San Francisco AP newsbrief reports Mike Marshall, last year’s Cy Young winner, will anchor the National League pitching staff for the July 15 All-Star Game. Joining him are Dodger starters Andy Messersmith and Don Sutton, with NL lefties Tug McGraw, Randy Jones, Jerry Reuss and Phil Niekro also named. The NL nine-man roster faces an AL staff led by Vida Blue, Rollie Fingers, and others.
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Baseball All Star Selections Highlight Repeats and Standouts
California, Jim Palmer of Baltimore, and Steve Busby of Kansas City are among the All Star selections. Most NL choices are repeaters, with Jones and Reuss as the exceptions. Seaver earns his eighth All Star berth. AL picks include Fingers, Hunter, and Bisby as holdovers. Messersmith leads strikeouts with 122, Seaver 120, Sutton 118.
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