Umpire Strike Ends After Pay Talks With World Series Threat
In Pittsburgh and Minneapolis the first baseball umpires strike ends with return to work under old offer. Umpires seek higher pay for playoffs and World Series, with warnings of another strike if no agreement before the World Series. Six major league umpires to work for $3,000. minor league crews compensated separately. Giselle is noted to mean pledge.
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Mike Rathet
Associated Press
Pittsburgh
Flella
Bill
Harry
Minneapolis
Harry Wendelstedt
Bill Haller
Chub Teeney
National League
Jack Reynolds
Major League Umpires Association
Augie Donatelli
Doug Harvey
Wendelstedt
Reynolds
Feeney
Three Rivers Stadium
Harvey
John Grimsley
Fred Blandford
American Association
Henry Morgenweck
George Grygiel
International League
Solunar Tables Guide for Daily Sport Planning
Solunar Periods printed from Richard Alden Knight's SOLUNAR TABLES guide readers to plan fishing or hunting around peak periods each day. The schedule advises targeting good territory and cover during these times to maximize the sport potential.
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Richard Alden Knight
U S Women Narrowly Win World Team Golf in Madrid
The U S women led France and Canada in a dramatic finish to capture the World Team Championship by a single stroke. Martha Wilkinson and Catherine LaCoste de Prado battled to the final hole as Wilkinson made a clutch birdie and De Prado missed a key long putt, sealing the win for the United States.
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Madrid
U.S
France
Martha Wilkinson
Whittier
Calif
Cynthia Hill
St. Petersburg
Fla
Barcelona
Italy
Germany
Britain
Boston
Henri Prunarest
Jane Bastenbary
England
Scotland
Ireland
Arizona State University
Tucson
United States
Canada
Claudine Cros Rubin
Miss Bastanchury
Miss Hill
Brigitte Varanget
Miss Wilkinson
Catherine LaCoste de Prado
Rene Lacoste
Mrs. de Prado
Americans Concede Narrow Golf Team Win to France
The United States finished with a 598 total after a 74 by a player and a 78 by Mrs Be Prado. France totaled 599 to take second, with South Africa third at 606 and Canada fourth at 610. Sally Little of South Africa posted the low 299.
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Be Prado
United States
France
South Africa
Canada
Sally Little
Wonder Boys Triumph Over Henderson in AIC Showdown
Arkansas Tech improves to 2-0 in the Arkansas Intercollegiate Conference with a 23-7 win over Henderson. The Wonder Boys, favored for the AIC title, used a second half surge to topple the defending champions. Other AIC results include Southern State over Harding 25-14 and Ouachita 50-28 over Mississippi College.
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Associated Press
Arkansas Tech
Arkansas
Henderson
Wonder Boys
AIC
Southern State
Harding
Ouachita
Mississippi College
Arkansas Am&n
Arkansas A&m
Northeast Missouri
State College of Arkansas
Am&n
A&m
Aggies
Pine Bluff
Donald Bell
SCA
Lamonte Bolding
Darrell Hatchett
Bears
Johnny Baker
Barry Bennett
Baker
USC
Phil Brooks
Brooks
Hope Star listing rates and staff in 1929 issue
The Hope Star announces subscription pricing for carrier and mail delivery in several counties, with a long masthead listing staff, publishers, editors, and corporate affiliations. Rates vary by location and duration, including Arkansas and outside areas, with prices like 1.20 for one month and 15.60 for one year.
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Hope
Hempstead
Nevada
Lafayette
Howard, Pike
Clark Counties
Arkansas
ASU Routs The Citadel Behind Harrell's School-Record 262
Arkansas State University defeated The Citadel 24-7 as Calvin Harrell rushed for 262 yards and a touchdown, guiding a decisive late drive. ASU’s Bennie Ellender praised the offensive line while James Hamilton added two one-yard TD runs and Bobby Gentry kicked a 39-yard field goal. The Citadel’s Bob Duncan scored on a 3-yard run after a 52-yard pass to Brian Baima, but ASU held the edge in stats and sealed the game with a 58-yard final-drive culmination.
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Little Rock
Arkansas State University
Red Parker
Citadel
Arkansas State
Parker
Bulldogs
ASU
Bennie Ellender
Calvin Harrell
Marshall Walls
Harrell
Ogee
Southland
Indians
James Hamilton
Bobby Gentry
Bob Duncan
Duncan
Brian Baima
Sanudo Wins the Azalea Open in Wilmington
Cesar Sanudo, 26, of San Diego, won the $60,000 Azalea Open after overcoming a late surge by Bobby Mitchell of Danville, Virginia. Sanudo fired 66 68 62 67 to finish 269, 15 under par, while Mitchell faltered with three bogies on the final holes and missed a key five-foot putt on 18. It was Sanudo's first tour victory.
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Reese Hart
Wilmington
N.C
Cesar Sanudo
Bobby Mitchell
Hon
San Diego
Calif
Mitchell
Danville
Sanudo
Cape Fear country club tourney runs into doubt over attendance
Mitchell earned 64840 and the event paid 60000 purse after a fall scheduling shift. John Lehlee shot a final round 62 to set a course record while Cape Fear leader Rob Stanton and Hugh Royer tied for fourth at 272. Defending champ Dale Douglass tied at 275 as Bunny Hines of the Wilmington Athletic Association cited poor turnout and uncertainty for 1971 dates.
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Mitchell
John Lehlee
Cape Fear
Rob Stanton
Hugh Royer
Mason Rudolph
Rolf Deming
al Balding
Howell Fraser
Dale Douglass
Ted Hayes
Will Homeniuk
Joe Campbell
Labron Harris
Bunny Hines
Wilmington Athletic Association
Hines
PGA
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