Rookies in middle of NFL labor dispute says union
NFLPA states it represents rookies and free agents at the bargaining table as Management pushes back. Ed Garvey says a letter is being sent to all rookies explaining the labor dispute while Representatives head to Lubbock to meet players from the Coaches All America game.
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Curry Says Strike Is Coming
NFLPA president Bill Curry warned of a looming strike amid stalled talks with NFL owners. He accused owners of union busting by using rookies in exhibition games and urged preparedness. Owners had sent letters to rookies urging nonparticipation until negotiations finish.
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Perry’s 12th Straight Win Delights Fans At Ballpark
Associated Press reports Gaylord Perry keeps his perfect start intact with a 4-3 win over the White Sox as Jack Brohamer drives in the go ahead run in the ninth. Other AL results include Cuellar’s ninth straight win 1-0 over Minnesota and Tigers 6 Rangers 4.
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Netters Advance At ECC In Emerywood Invitation
High Point’s Smith Anderson won his 16 and under boys singles opener 6 0 6 2 over Freddie Carlson of Greensboro. Rod Land upset by John Peddiard. Hardison topples Lane Shiffman. Several High Point players showed mixed results as the bracket progressed with several byes and tight tight contests in multiple divisions.
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John Probert
Charlotte
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Winston- Salem
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Kannapolis
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Wilmington
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G'boro
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Charlie White
Laurinburg
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Chuck Snipes
Goldsboro
Mark Lowder
Fred Hackler
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Gastonia
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Thomasville
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Kernersville
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Asheville
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Platttown
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Rutherfordtown
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Kevin Miller
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Waylon Dudley
Robbie Hines
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Kernarsville
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Weather Sparks Reds Rally As Dodgers Slip In NL West
June results show the Reds surge behind Sparky Anderson as weather warms, beating the Expos 12-3 while the Dodgers fall to the Pirates 7-3. Dan Driessen and Tony Perez drive in three apiece in a 16-hit Reds attack. Pirates and Phillies win. Giants blank Cardinals. Braves top Mets. Padres edge Cubs in 13 innings.
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