No-Contract NFL Standstill Threatens Football Season
NFL owners and players clash as talks stall over economics and veteran signings. Players threaten not to report to camp or play, while a league official denies a concerted veteran boycott. Negotiations hinge on minimum salaries and contract options before the May 1 deadline.
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National Football League
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NFL
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Taste
John Gordy
Detroit Lions
Players’ Association
Maple Leafs Add More Age to Corps
TORONTO AP The goal hungry Maple Leafs added more age to their aging defense corps by trading for veteran All-Star Pierre Pilote from the Chicago Black Hawks. Toronto sent right wing Jim Pappin, 28, a five season Leaf with 1967 Stanley Cup fame.
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Maple Leafs
Pierre Pilote
Chicago Black Hawks
Pilate
Jim Pappin
Leafs
St Anne’s Aims For Second Straight State Title In Final
Fort Smith St Annes reaches a finals showdown with Junction City in the state high school baseball tournament after routing Arkadelphia 16 6 in Thursday action. Steve Hasser no hit Hope on Monday, Fred Davis hit a bases loaded triple, and Junction City earlier pulled off the tournament’s first triple play as they beat Arkadelphia 11 6.
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Ark
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St. Anine’s
Junction City
Fort Smith
Arkadelphia
Steve Hasser
St. Anne’s
Hope
Mike Monroe
Fred Davis
St. Anne's
Ioring
Jim Hurley
Donny Lowery
Rodney Barnette
Barnette
Roger Morris
Ricky Hasley
Bruce Stringer
Surging Giants Thrive on Adversity
San Francisco climbed to first in the National League despite injuries to Willie McCovey and Frank Johnson. They beat Atlanta 5 4 to take a 3 1 lead in the series as Jim Davenport delivered key plays, moving Ron Hunt to third for a two run uprising.
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Ron Speer
Associated Press
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St. Louis
Braves
Willie McCovey
Frank Johnson
Chicago
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Herman Franks
Jim Davenport
Davenport
Ron Hunt
One Pitch Is Enough to Beat Travs
Albuquerque relief pitcher Donnie Aust threw one pitch to retire Arkansas in the ninth and preserve a 4-3 Texas League win. Charlie Hough earned the victory, with Dick Dare finishing as Arkansas loaded the bases. Jimmy Williams scored the tying run on a squeeze bunt by Bill Grabarkewiltz. Memphis beat El Paso 5-1 as Rudy May closed the game after Roy Foster homered early.
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Arkansas
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Dick Dare
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Jimmy Willams
Williams
Bill Grabarkewiltz
Memphis
el Paso
Roy Foster
Rudy May
Blues
Sun Kings
Giants Tie for NL Lead With 5-4 Win Over Braves
San Francisco moved to first in the National League by beating Atlanta 5-4 as Marty Martinez scored on a passed ball in the ninth. St Louis lost to the Dodgers 3-2 in 11 innings, while Cleveland routed California 9-2 to stay within one game of Detroit.
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Tito Franona
Bob Bailey
Willie Davis
Dodgers
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Ron Fairly
Tom Haller
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Walt Alston
Orlando Cepeda
John Purdin
Phil Gagliano
Jose Cardenal
Indians
Max Alvis
Tommy Harper
Jose Vidal
Detroit
Sonny Siebert
Cardenal Leads Indians Past Angels 9-2 with Home Run
Jose Cardenal sparked Cleveland with four straight hits including a homer as they routed California 9-2. Sonny Siebert scattered seven hits over six innings to beat the Angels. Major League standings and leaders are listed for both leagues with noted results and upcoming games.
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UCLA Star Booked on Dope Charge
UCLA guard Li lus Alten and four UCLA students were booked on marijuana possession charges after police halted their speeding car in central Los Angeles. The incident occurred a year after Alten’s prior marijuana arrest, which was later dropped.
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UCLA
John Colella
Allen
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Allan
Bullen
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John Woolery
Area G and F Meet Slated at Nashville
The Arkansas Game and Fish Commission will hold its June meeting in Nashville, Howard County, at 9 a.m. on Monday, June 17, at the South West Power Company office on South Malin Street. Written notice is required a week prior, with 30 minutes allotted per speaker. delegates from Polk, Montgomery, Garland, Howard, Pike, Clark, Sevier, Little River, Hempstead, Nevada, Miller, Columbia, Scott, and Lafayette counties may participate if placed on the agenda by June 10.
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Arkansas Game and Fish Commission
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Howard County
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Arkansas Game and Fish Building
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Columbia
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LaFayette
Memphis Open leads with McLendon eagle finish
McLendon and Jim Luann share first round lead at the Memphis Open with five under par 65s. McLendon, 22, known for SEC titles, paused after 18th hole as his wife observed his quiet dissatisfaction with his woods. Palmer shot 69, Nicklaus 71 as others close behind. Mathis signs 1968 Jets contract.
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Bob Gilbert
Associated Press
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Jets
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New York Jets
Millwood Lake Information Bulletin Update
Millwood Lake conditions show excellent fishing and strong visitation with 43 219 visitors this week. Elevation reads 252.70 with 10 gates open and tailwater at 14 CFS. Mosquito control spraying totals 15 000 acres in the aerial program.
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Muskies Trade Daniels to the Pacers
Mel Daniels, star of the Minnesota Muskies, has been traded to the Indiana Pacers. Larry Shields, Muskies president, confirmed the decision late Thursday night in Minneapolis.
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Mel Daniels
Minnesota Muskies
American Basketball Association
Indiana Pacers
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Muskiles
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Osuna and Ashe Open North American Davis Cup Final
Rafael Osuna of Mexico and Arthur Ashe of the United States, the top players on their teams, faced off in Berkeley to begin the North American Zone Davis Cup final. The draw earlier named San Francisco Mayor Alloto and others to schedule the day’s singles, with a second singles match involving Loyo-Mayo and Graebner forthcoming.
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Mexico
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Joaquin Loyo-Mayo
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