Fifteen NFL Charges Filed in Labor Board Complaint
The National Labor Relations Board filed 15 charges accusing the NFL of unfair labor practices. Allegations include overtime rules set without players input and withholding salary information, plus sanctions against four union officials for union activity. A July 22 hearing is scheduled, with training camps to begin July 9 for rookies and July 15 for veterans.
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National Labor Relations Board
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John Mackey
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Manny, Fernandez
Bill Stanfill
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Houston
Sidney Danielson
NFL Management Council
Parker Dream A Nightmare in Cincinnati Pirates romp Reds
Parker belted a three run homer as Pittsburgh opened with a five run first inning in a 9-2 victory over Cincinnati. Stennett, Stargell and Zisk homered, with Eastwick allowed the late surge. Other NL results: Dodgers shut out Expos 4-0, Cubs beat Astros 4-3 in 10, Cards top Braves 5-4, Giants beat Mets 5-3 on a ninth inning rally.
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Bob Apodaca
Tuesday Baseball Matchups Across MLB Slate
Tuesday brings Oakland at Baltimore with Perry facing Grimsley, Texas at Boston with Jenkins, Minnesota at Cleveland behind Pazik or Decker, California at New York with Ryan and Gura, Detroit at Kansas City with Ruhle and Pattin, and Milwaukee at Chicago with Broberg and Wood. Wednesday schedules list California at Detroit, Minnesota at New York, Cleveland at Kansas City, and Oakland at Milwaukee.
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Epps Earns National Wrestling Honors for Bulldogs
Lester Epps of Thomasville, Western North Carolina champion at 145 pounds, posted 21-0 last season and 49-1 overall. He was named to Amateur Wrestling News National Interscholastic Honor Roll and Scholastic Wrestling News honorable mention, with 39 prep stars on its All America list and 76 given honorable mention.
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Western North Carolina High School Activities Association
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Amateur Wrestling News
Triad A's win third straight in Greensboro league
The Triad A's beat Kernersville Raiders 7-2 to move to 3-4 in the Greensboro Semi-Pro League and 6-4 overall. Danny Goins, Ricky Motsinger and Randy Black had two hits and two RBIs each, with Goins and Black also scoring twice. The A's next play Wednesday at Ledford High School against the Greensboro Knights.
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Petty Near $2 Million Mark After Riverside Win
Richard Petty trails a $2 million milestone by $37,477 heading into the Motor City 400 at Michigan International Speedway. A win at Detroit plus Daytona’s Firecracker 400 would not reach the total this year, but Petty’s 1975 season shows dominance with $138,545 earned and a lead of 676 points in the second leg standings. He leads the overall season standings with 2,274 points, ahead of Darrell Waltrip, James Hylton, J. D. McDuffie, and Cecil Gordon.
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Richard Childress
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David Pearson
Post 87 Narrowly Falls In 11 Inning Clash
Eastern Randolph edged Post 87 43 in 11 innings after rain and graduations delayed games. Rick Beamon started, Robert Edwards took the loss to fall to 1-1, while Jimmy Snider earned the win in relief for Eastern Randolph. Roy Gibson led Post 87 with three hits, Larry McCuiston had three for the winners. Post 87 drops to 2-3 and heads to Burlington and then Eastern Randolph.
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Skeet Shoot Wednesday at High Point Club Under Lights
The High Point Skeet Club hosts a Wednesday night shoot starting at 5 p.m. at the club with competition to begin at dusk under lights.
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Mix-Up Wins for Twins and Rangers on Random Night
The Minnesota Twins beat the Cleveland Indians 11-10 after batters Danny Thompson and Dan Ford were misordered for nine innings. The Texas Rangers routed the Boston Red Sox 12-4 after mixing up their lineup, with Jim Sundberg and Jeff Burroughs contributing key moments. Oakland beat Baltimore 4-3 in 15 innings, Kansas City topped Detroit 5-2, Milwaukee edged Chicago 1-0, and California defeated New York 5-3.
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Oklahoma, Texas win in College World Series action
Oklahoma pitcher Marty Kunkler, an 11-0 season ace, tossed a five hit shutout as Oklahoma beat Eastern Michigan 7 to 0 to stay alive in the College World Series. Texas survived a late Seton Hall rally to win 12 to 10 and join Oklahoma in the next round. Arizona State and South Carolina, both und beatens, clash Tuesday as pairings set for Wednesday’s games.
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TV Gives Hornets Buzz in TV Deal Across South
Charlotte Hornets of the World Football League will have all 10 away games televised in the Carolinas and Georgia. Turner Communications will carry the games on seven stations serving Charlotte Greensboro-High Point Winston-Salem Raleigh-Durham Greenville-Washington New Bern Columbia Charleston and Atlanta. Six games will be Saturday night starting July 26 versus San Antonio with three on Sunday afternoon and one on Tuesday night. Hornets announce two assistant coaches Lindy Infante and Herb Paterra and note head coach Bob Gibson may name a fourth soon. Jim Vecciarella was hired earlier.
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