Testimony continues at labor relations hearing
The National Labor Relations Board hearing into NFL bargaining with players over fines and turf safety entered its third day in Minneapolis. NFL attorney Theodore Kheel testified on the league’s contract with the NFL Players Association while Alan Page and Edward Garvey described players’ lack of negotiating rights and the so called zipper clause.
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Littler Sees Return To Golf After Cancer Surgery
Gene Littler, 41, winner of the 1961 U.S. Open, says he plans to try returning to professional golf after cancer surgery on lymph glands under his left arm. He won’t rush the comeback, aiming for one to three months before swing practice, while undergoing therapy and electrical stimulation to rebuild strength.
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Perry beats Twins 4 2 as Blyleven woes persist
Perry earned a 4-2 win over the Minnesota Twins and Bert Blyleven, amid ongoing suspicions of doctoring, as Cleveland’s Frank Duffy and Graig Nettles delivered key plays including a ninth inning grounder turned forceout and Nettles homer support. Detroit tops Oakland. Chicago, Boston win. Mets edge Astros in 10.
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Major league roundup includes NL East standings and leaders
The Associated Press reports NL East table with Pittsburgh leading at 36 21, New York 37 22, Chicago 34 23, St. Louis 26 32, Montreal 25 33, Philadelphia 21 36. West shows Houston 36 24 and Los Angeles 33 26. Results list SF 4 Chicago 0, St. Louis 14 San Diego 3, NY 5 Houston 4, Cincinnati 6 Montreal 4, Philadelphia 9 Atlanta 7, LA 5 Pittsburgh 3 in 10 innings. Leading hitters and pitchers named: Rudi batting .333, Morgan 38 runs, Bonds 44 HR, Fingers 51 decisions 2.10 era, Carlton 7-3 2.69, Seaver 8-4 4.63.
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Sarazen Still Knickers in Hand at 70 on Marco Island
Gene Sarazen, 70, maintains his yellow- knickered beach routine on Marco Island. He still shells for five miles daily to stay sharp for golf, credits observation and steady head position for longevity, recalls early caddie days with Grantland Rice and Ed Sullivan, and notes his knickers remain fashionable, tailored in New York and kept in rotating supply.
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Giants edge Cubs 2-0 as Fox's grip tightens on season
Giants twice beat Cubs 2-0 for a two hitter by Ron Bryant after a tense dugout exchange with manager Charlie Fox. Bryant pitched with restraint, Fox congratulated him with a salute, while Cincinnati led Montreal for West, Mets beat Houston 5-4 as Pirates lost in 10 innings.
Solunar Periods Schedule From Knight's Tables
Solunar Periods listed from Richard Alden Knight's SOLUNAR TABLES guide readers to plan fishing and hunting for optimal activity. The schedule highlights daily periods deemed most favorable for locating good sport in active territories and cover.
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Curtis Cup Team Advances in British Women Amateur Golf
America's Curtis Cup squad led by Jane Booth of Palm Beach Gardens moves to match play in the British Women's Amateur. Booth shot 82 in the final qualifying round for 157 across 36 holes at Hunstanton Links, two behind leader Belle Robertson of Scotland. Other qualifiers include Laura Baugh and Martha Kirouac with solid rounds in chilly, windy conditions.
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Hope American Legion Beats Salem 81 in Nine Innings
Hope defeats Salem Benton 81 as Bill Rowland earns his fifth win. Rowland allowed one run on three hits with six Ks and no walks over nine innings. Hope chase early two runs in first, five-run fifth. Huddleston drive in two with a single. Next game Saturday 7:30 at Legion Field Hope against Texarkana.
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Anxiety grows as Transatlantic race struggles unfold
London AP reports deepening anxiety over Jean Yves Terrain crewman of Vendredi 13 in the singlehanded Transatlantic race. For the third day he failed radio contact, while nearly 50 yachts head to Newport Rhode Island amid gale winds and heavy seas. Terrain sails a 128 foot schooner, far larger than rivals, facing a harsher Great Circle route with many monohulls spared by calmer seas.
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