Rozelle Rule Challenged by Ex Colt Mackey in Lawsuit
Former NFL tight end John Mackey 33 says league rules limit player movement and hinder team changes. Joined by 15 other plaintiffs, Mackey argues the Rozelle rule allows draft picks to be allotted when clubs fail to agree on compensation, potentially restricting his career after nine seasons with the Colts and a stint with San Diego. The suit, led by NFLPA, opened before U.S. District Court Judge Farr Larson and may unfold over weeks.
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Associated Press
Minneapolis
John Mackey
Mackey
Baltimore Colts
San Diego Chargers
Zelle
NFU
Pete Rozelle
Rozelle
U.S. District Court
Farr Larson
Colts
San Diego
College basketball scores from multiple games across conferences
Rutgers 97 Gettysburg 67. Delaware State 2 Morgan State 0 due to forfeit. New Hampshire 78 Brandeis 1. LaGrange 74 Columbus 71. Tennessee Wesleyan 81 UT Chattanooga 80. North Carolina 79 vs South Florida 72. Alabama 86 Vanderbilt 72. UT William and Mary 81 The Citadel 53. Old Dominion 86 against Atlantic Christian 74. Mississippi 93 Georgia 87. Morehead 81 Georgia State 69. Georgia Tech 78 Samford 75 OT. Mid Tennessee 82 Tennessee State 81. Athletes in Action 98 Austin Peay 88. Kentucky 77 Louisiana State 76. Randolph Macon 108 Catholic University Virginia State 96 OT. J. C. Smith percent OT. Auburn 62 Tennessee 59. Howard 107 Md Eastern Shore 84. Purdue 107 Iowa 72. Indiana 74 Michigan 48. Ball State 79 Butler 59. Oral Roberts 90 Murray 79. Michigan State 101 Ohio State 83. Oklahoma City 93 Denver 82. Alcorn A&M 99 Texas Southern percent OT. Prairie View 16 Grambling 11. La Tech 79 Ark State 74. Ark College 77 Southern State 76. Henderson 69 UAM 56. American Christian College 89 UALA 84. UCA 69 Harding 68. Hendrix 73 Ark Tech 71. Ouachita 86 College of the Ozarks 68. Westark Junior College 60 Bacome 40.
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Hall of Fame adds Herman Harris Averill in veterans vote
AP report notes Waite Hoyt voting with the veterans committee for Billy Herman Buck Harris and Farth Averill to join Ralph Kiner in Cooperstown a induction set for Aug 18. Herman played 1931-1947 with Cubs Dodgers Braves Pirates batting .304 and managing. Harris led Detroit Washington and New York to three pennants and two World Series. Averill posted a .318 average in 12 seasons with Cleveland Detroit and Boston.
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Obscure Groh wins Hawaiian Open over Palmer and Arnie
Gary Groh, long a career struggler, edged Arnold Palmer and a charging finisher by finishing 14 under par at Waialae Country Club. Groh shot 68 in the final round to win the $220,000 Hawaiian Open, earning $44,000 and exempt status for two years. Palmer tied for third after a late surge.
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Gary Groh
Arnold
Groh
Waialae Country Club
Geiberger
UCLA Moves to No 2 in College Basketball Poll
New York AP report notes UCLA rises to No 2 with an 15 2 record after beating USC while North Carolina State falls to sixth. Indiana remains No 1 with a perfect 20 0 mark and all 50 first place votes. Louisville holds No 3, Maryland climbs to No 4, Kentucky No 5, with Alabama No 7 and Southern California No 8.
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Solunar Tables and Top Twenty College Teams Snapshot
Solunar periods listed from Richard Alden Knight guide to plan fishing and hunting. Top Twenty college rankings with records and points are shown, followed by notes on Alabama to Penn and others receiving votes. Alma High School guard Jim French aims to extend free throw streak. Los Alamitos jockey Johnny Ward suspended for interference.
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Associated Press
ALMA
Mich
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Panthers
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French
Charlotte
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LOS Alamitos
Johnny Ward
Ward
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Wanta Go
Junior Mini Division Basketball Scores and Standings Summary
Hope Builders lead the Junior Mini-Division after week one with Western Auto and Otasco tied for second and Sherwin Williams third. Highlights include Hope Builders 31 19 win over Western Auto led by S Jackson 13 and D Sutton 12, Otasco 22 18 over Sherwin Williams, and a 28 4 Hope Builders win over Sherwin Williams. Western Auto edged Otasco 27 26 in a tight finale. Atlas Trucking tops the Midget-Division 2 0, with Greening Ellis and Jaycees Red 1 1 and Jaycees Blue 0 2. In girls play, Laha beat Hope Realty 20 16, and in the girls Midget-Division Will Rutherford beat Farm Bureau 24 20. Theresa Endsley scored 30 for Deanna Drug in a 42 10 win over KXAR.
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Sherwin Williams
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S. Mazuro
J. Wilson
S. Leim
T. Austin
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Greening Ellis
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KXAR
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Aggies Set 4-0 Start Challenge SMU Road Test
Texas A M coach Shelby Metcalf said the team would be improved after a 4-0 start that included road wins over Rice Texas Tech and Texas. SMU coach Bob Prewitt warned his team to prepare for A M’s onslaught as the Aggies visit G Rollie White Coliseum for a key conference clash.
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Scots Upset SSC In AIC Roundup 69 68
Arkansas College Scots upset Southern State College 69 to 68 as free throws in the final minutes by Jim Hanson David McDaniel and Clifton Avant sealed the victory. Hanson scored 26 as McDaniel hit the winning shot while McDaniel also provided three assists.
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Associated Press
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Southern State College
Arkansas
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Henderson
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Muleriders
Larry Banks
Kenneth Mercer
SSC
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Hope LadyCats win district tourney opener over Prescott Wolverettes
Ashdown Ark Hope LadyCats overturn a 12-8 first quarter deficit to beat Prescott Wolverettes 56-41 in the district tournament. Pogo Griffin scored 34 points and hit 90 percent of free throws while Susan Henley added 16. Next up is Ashdown Wednesday at 6 45.
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Hope Gals
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Susan Henley
Cats
Connors Kodes Top Seeds In Arkansas International
North Little Rock Arkansas AP top seed Jimmy Connors of Belleville Michigan and Jan Kodes of Czechoslovakia headline first round play at the $25,000 Arkansas International Tennis Tournament Connors plays Rolf Thung of Holland at 8 p m and Kodes faces Bob Kreiss of Bel Air California at 6 30 p m Monday results note several winners including Yuill Pisecky Fibak Bohrnstedt and Austin with details of scores and upcoming matches
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Belleville
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Belair
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Redlands
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Charlie Owens
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Pisecky
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Fiback
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