Players lawyer fights Establishment Marvin Miller: MLB nemesis
In 1966 Mar vin Miller faced attacks from owners as he entered the race for executive director of the MLB Players Association. Pitcher Robin Roberts recounted the sleepless call about Miller and his unlikely appearance as a bold union leader. Miller defended a growing Players Association winning higher minimum salaries and better pensions, while owners blamed him for labor strife and pressuring fans fed up with strikes.
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NEW York
NEA
Marvin Miller
Robin Roberts
Florida
Miller
Major League Baseball Players Association
United Steelworkers of America
Steve Hamilton
Mets
Tom Seaver
Paul Richards
Atlanta Braves
Frank Dale
Cincinnati Reds
Vida Blue
Brooklyn
Dodger
Dodgers
P.r
Cabrillo Falls to Santa Barbara Dons in Open Track Meet
Cabrillo boys open track with Solomon and Tise strong yet fall 77 to 41 to Santa Barbara. Solomon edges CIF finalist Uhrig in 120 highs while Quisenberry leads Hill shot put and Mosby wins 880 as Cabrillo’s relay set a Hill school record in a windy meet. Next Friday Cabrillo visits Ventura.
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Hill
Roland Solomon
Letterman Victor Tise
Bruce Shean
Cabrillo
Santa Barbara
Dons
Solomon
Terry Charles
Ernie Hutchison
Dave Taylor
Louis Stumbaugh
Crosby
al Quisenberry
Quisenberry
Stan Wendland
Allison Driebach
Bruce Maple
Bob Zorich
Kevin Wilson
Manfred Flemme
Dave Mosby
Ventura
Aguirre
Frasher
Dellago
Uhrig
Stone
Lowe
Wingo
Pipersburg
Driesbach
Wendland
Mosby
Aeeves
Porter
Nomura
Stumbaugh
Mile — Tise
Shean
Reginatto
Gilbert
Stingley
Loew
Coudray
Chapin
Jones
Briggs
Hancock Bulldogs topple Trade-Tech in tense road win
Allan Hancock College defeated Los Angeles Trade-Tech 69 to 68 on Friday night behind 20 points from sophomore guard Ric McCutcheon. Gus Washington added 14 for Hancock as they improve to 27–4 overall and 12–4 in the Western State Conference, with a home finale against Morepark College at 7:30 p.m. Issac Randolph led Trade-Tech with 19. An early altercation led to Mike Jones’s ejection, and Hancock built a 30–28 halftime edge before pulling away in the second half.
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Los Angeles
Allan Hancock College
Los Angeles Trade-Tech College
Ric McCutcheon
Bulldogs
Hancock
Mike Jones
Mike Kluge
Bulldog
Gus Washington
Beavers
Issac Randolph
Morepark College
Fezler Leads Gleason Inverrary Classic at Midpoint
Forrest Fezler fired a 69 for an eight under 136 total, opening a two-stroke lead over Lee Trevino at the Jackie Gleason Inverrary Classic in Lauderhill. Trevino shot 69 to stay runner-up at 138 as Ferzler seeks to control his nerves and ignore the looming $52,000 top prize.
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Lauderhill
Fla
UPI
Forrest Fezler
Lee Trevino
Jackie Gleason
Trevino
Ferler
Fezler
Gay Brewer
Brewer
Inverrary
Cesar Sanudo
Florida
Tevino
Gibby Gilbert
Tom Kite
al Geiberger
Bruce Devlin
Jack Niclaus
Sarong
John Miller
Artis Sifford
Hale Irwin
Sam Snead
Nag
Art Wall
Doug Sanders
Jerry Heard
Ed Sneed
Arnold Palmer
Braves netmen edge Congs 4 3 in windy pre season
In a cross town preseason tennis face off on the Hill courts Cabrillo edges Braves 4 3. Eddie Parker defeated Mike Weinstein in straight sets while Carey Adkins and Topper Richerson also won singles for Lompoc. Doubles saw Beers Beaudry duo prevail for Cabrillo as health sidelined key players.
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Lompoc
Bill Brooks
Cabrillo
Bob Russ
Brooks
Braves
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Eddie Parker
Hill
Mike Weinstein
Weinstein
Jim Trenner
Mike Parker
Carey Adkins
Cong Butch Haley
Blue
Netman Topper Richerson
Steve Munny
Rick Beers
John Beaudry
Don Johnson
Dennis Pacheco
Dave Weinstein
David Laband
Bob Burmester
Brian Klinger
Cabrillo Flatlands
Lonnie Driscoll
Beaudry
Congs
John Anderson
Cavaliers set team record with win over Trail Blazers
Cleveland beat Portland 121-102 as Austin Carr scored 26 and Lenny Wilkens 23 to push the Cavaliers to a new team-high victory total. Phoenix then routed Buffalo 125-106 with Charlie Scott scoring 19 in the fourth and Bob McAdoo becoming the first rookie to reach 1,000 points. Neal Walk added 26 points and 14 rebounds for the Suns as Wilkens also set a Cavaliers assists mark.
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UPI
Austin Carr
Lenny Wilkens
Cleveland Cavaliers
NBA
Portland Trailblazers
Cavs
Portland
Buffalo
N.Y
Charlie Scott
Phoenix
Suns
National Basketball Association
Buffalo Braves
Scott
Bob McAdoo
McAdoo
Neal Walk
Wilkens
Cavaliers
Butch Beard
Trailblazers
Dennis Layton
Walk
Layton
Lamar Green
Green
Buffalo Perenmes
Two Smiths Shine At AAU Indoor Nationals In New York
Tracy Smith, 27, returning from an Achilles injury, won the three mile in 13:07.2 at Madison Square Garden, breaking the indoor mark and leading Athletes in Action. Steve Smith, pole vaulter, failed at 18-1 but cleared 18-0 to capture the event amid a 15,647 crowd. Milburn and Williams won their events as Crawford, Philippe, and Borzov also starred in sprints and distance races.
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UPI
Tracy Smith
Los Angeles
Smith
Steve Smith
Madison Square Garden
George Young
Neil Cusack
East Tennessee State
Jim Crawford
New York Athletic Club
America
Marty Liquori
North Carolina
Reggie McAfee
Liquori
McAfee
Jim Beatty
New Garden
Torrance
Calif
Aisley Crawford
Marcel Philippe
Rod Milburn
Randy Williams
George Woods
Crawford
Philadelphia
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Steve Mosby
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