Salary Agreement Tough As Winning
Baseball negotiators move toward a formal set of rules as owners hire a professional to negotiate with players. The piece traces past holdouts from Ruth to Koufax and Drysdale and notes the shift to a unified process led by John Gaherin, with Marvin Miller’s union model in view. The article highlights a proposed $12,000 minimum, salary items to be written in one contract, and a seasonal talk plan to avoid off-season distractions.
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Sandy Koufax
Don Drysdale
Los Angeles Dodgers
John Gaherin
New York City Publishers Association
Baseball
Gaherin
Marvin Miller
Players Association
Miller
Never Never Land
Merger Talk Flies In Soccer Meet
New York AP reports a possible merger between the United Soccer Association and the National Professional Soccer League discussed at a joint expansion committee meeting. No comment given. another meeting set for Tuesday with potential announcement after. Members include Gabe Paul, Roy Hofheinz, Earl Foreman, Lamar Hunt, Joe O Neill, and Jerry Hoffberger.
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New York
United Soccer Association
National Professional Soccer League
Gabe Paul
Cleveland
United Association
Roy Hofheinz
Houston
Earl Foreman
Washington
Lamar Hunt
Dallas
NPSL
Joe O'Neill
Oakland
Jerry Hoffberger
Baltimore
FIFA
Boston
Detroit
Toronto
Chicago
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Vancouver
Philadelphia
Atlanta
Pittsburgh
St. Louisa
Palmer Extends Lead In PGA Money List After Akron Win
Arnold Palmer won his 50th major tourney at Akron earning 20000 and lifting his 1963 season total to 138189.96 dollars, widening his lead to 28799 over Julius Boros and to 32000 over Jack Nicklaus in the season standings. Frank Beard edges Doug Sanders for fourth with Gay Brewer up to sixth and Billy Casper close behind as the top 10 are listed.
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Palm Beach Gardens
Fla
UPI
Arnold Palmer
Akron
Ohio
Professional Golfers Association
Palmer
Julius Boros
Jack Nicklaus
Frank Beard
Doug Sanders
Gay Brewer
Billy Casper
Bob Goalby
George Archer
Don January
Mets Buy Lefty Grzenda From Birmingham Club
Joe Grzenda a left handed reliever with a 6 0 record and 1 21 ERA for Birmingham was purchased by the New York Mets from the Southern League team on Monday He replaces Don Shaw on the Mets roster Shaw left Sunday for a six month U S Army stint Grzenda 30 pitched briefly for Detroit in 1961 and appeared in 20 games for Kansas City in 1964 and 1966 Birmingham Kansas City farm team
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NEW York
Joe Grzenda
Birmiingham
New York Mets
Don Shaw
Mets
Shaw
U.S. Army
Grzenda
Detroit
Kansas City
Birmingham
Gibson To Make Cards Next Trip
The St. Louis Cardinals announce pitcher Bob Gibson's leg fracture is healing well after a line drive injury. X rays show improvement and he will join the next road trip with limited sideline workouts until September when full throwing may resume.
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ST. Louis
St. Louis Baseball Cardinals
Bob Gibson
Gibson
Los Angeles
Septtember
Reds recall Wood to Buffalo as roster moves loom
Cincinnati sent utility infielder Jake Wood to Buffalo of the International League on a 24 hour recall basis. Wood joined from Detroit in June after injuries. He appeared in 16 games with two hits in 17 at bats, clearing space to remove Leo Cardenas and Floyd Robinson from the disabled list toward the 25 player limit.
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Cincinnati
Cincinnati Reds
Jake Wood
Buffalo
Wood
Detroit
Reds
Leo Cardenas
Floyd Robinson
Gutuelas Settles For Tie In 100 Round Bout
TOKYO AP Romy Gutue las of the Philippines floored Japan’s Yoshio Nakane twice but drew after 100 rounds. The three judges each had 46 46 cards. Nakane ranked third bantamweight contender, weighed 118 pounds in rounds one and two.
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Tokyo
Romy Gutuelas
Philippines
Japan
Yoshio Nakane
Guloored
Nakane
Sayers Needs Help as Bears Camp Eyes Youth Movement
Chicago Bears under George Halas face a turnover of 11 players from last year as Gale Sayers eyes a breakout season. Halas, 72, pushes a night camp regime and new offense and defense while assessing a crowded running back and quarterback mix. The team prepares for exhibitions with Green Bay in Milwaukee and an interleague clash vs the AFL champion Chiefs in August.
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Rensselaer, Ind
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George Halas
Gale Sayers
Bears
Mike Ditka
Philadelphia
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League
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Milwaukee
Kansas City Chiefs
Kansas City
Sayers
Kansas Comet
Andy Livingston
Ron
Bull
Joe Marconi
Jon Arnett
Rudy
Philadelphia Eagle
Jack Concannon
Bukich
Ditka
Charles McLeod
Duane Allen
Fritz Greenlee
Arizona
Charlie Bivins
Jimmy Jones
Johnny Morris
Dick Gordon
George Seals
Randy Jackson
Bob Wetoskas
Kim Cadile
Mike Rabold
Bon
Mets to Honor Koufax Night at Shea Stadium
The Mets plan Koufax Night on Monday Sept 18 at Shea as Sandy Koufax, famed no hitter against New York in 1962, receives tribute before the Dodgers visit. Proceeds will support Fred Hutchinson American Cancer Society and Damon Buron Cancer Funds.
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Sandy
Koufax
New York Mets
Mets
Shea Stadium
Fred Hutchinson
American Cancer Society
Damon Buryon
Hutchinson
Jim Enright
Chicago
Ritter Collett
Dayton
Bob Prince
Pittsburgh
Ann
Cincinnati
Chicago Cubs
Los Angeles
Dodgers
Australian Captures Bavarian Net Crown
Martin Mulligan an Australian resident in Italy won the Inter national Bavarian Tennis Championships men’s singles with a 6 4 3 6 4 6 4 victory over Wilhelm Bungert of West Germany. Edda Bunning of West Germany and others were noted in the recap.
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Munich
Germany
Martin Mulligan
Italy
Wilhelm Bungert
West Germany
Edda Bunning
Wet Germany
Yanks Sweep First Regatta in World Lightning Championship
Louis A. Pocharski of Marblehead Massachusetts and Thomas G. Allen of Buffalo New York finished one two in the opening race of the International Lightning World Championship Regatta held in Toronto. Thirty seven yachts from North and South America and Europe compete in the six race series through Saturday.
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Toronto
Louis A. Pocharski
Marblehead
Mass
Thomas G. Allen
Buffalo
N.Y
North
South America
Europe
Bat girl barred from dugout in National Baseball Congress
Sheri Statler of Fallon Nev was removed from the Fallon Copper Kings dugout after NBC officials ruled bat girls are out this season. The 23 year old said she would shag bats and rough balls but could not stay in the dugout. Fallon lost 10 4 to Valdosta Ga in the double elimination tournament.
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Kan
Sheri Statler
Fallon
Nev
Paul Fair
National Baseball Congress
Miss Statler
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Valdosta
California
Kansas
Panamanians cheer Laguna before title bout in New York
Several hundred Panamanian supporters escorted Ismael Laguna to Madison Square Garden for a final workout ahead of his 135 pound title clash with Carlos Ortiz at Shea Stadium. Laguna, 24, aims to regain the crown after winning it in Panama City and losing it in San Juan.
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Madison, Square Garden
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Canal
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Shea Stadium
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San Juan
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Hector
Tato) Valdez
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New York University
British Driver Dies After Crash
Bob Anderson a 30 year old British racing driver died in hospital four hours after crashing during trials for the Canadian Grand Prix at Silverstone England He tested a rebuilt engine in his Formula One Brabham Climax His car spun off a straight and hit a concrete marshal hut He was among the few independents on the Grand Prix circuit and his death brings track fatalities this year to at least 11.
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Silverstone
England
Bob Anderson
Anderson
Senators Fans Rally as Team Eyes World Series
Washington fans greeted the sixth place Senators returning from a road trip with signs like Beat the Cards. Manager Gil Hodges spoke of the thrill while noting the club stands 58-58, six games out of first in the division, after a 3-0 win over Kansas City on Fran Bertaina’s pitching.
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Washington Senators
Gil Hodges
Senators
St. Louis
Nats
Kansas Ci
Fran Bertaina
Athletics
Nances AFL Heat Fueled By Unstoppable Patriot Power
Boston star Jim Nance powered the Patriots past the Colts 35 3 in his return from National Guard duty rushing 15 times for 64 yards. He vowed to chase Floyd Browns and Jimmy Browns pro rushing record while praising his midline attack and versatility in the AFL battle.
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Andover
Mass
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Patriots
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Denver
Green Bay
Chicago
Colts
Jimmy Brown
Meadowbrook Hosts Playday for Women Golfers
Meadowbrook Womens Golf Association holds its weekly playday with several pairings listed across morning and late morning slots. Names include Rally Wilson Tat Comerford Flo Mills Betty Waugh and more, with numerous participant pairings and times.
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Mert
Rally Wilson
Tat Comerford
Flo Mills
Betty Waugh
Beryl
Ehumarher
Helen Sandlin
Irma Terry
Margie Sandlin
Elsine Rushing
Judy Williams
Hannah Xuoulser
Frances Pennington
Kathy Sullivan
Bhirlene Siibeil
LaJean Roper
Etta Solnick
Norma Skibell
Patty Rivers
Mary Quattiebaum
Bille Moreshead
Ruby Moore
Metba Neel
Lois McClure
Lorraine Laskey
Charlene Moore
Hazel Kosaman
Nish Kroeger
Jerry King
Fella Huffman
Carol Edaburn
Billie Kilgore
June Kibler
Nancy Howard
Jeane Keeling
Ola Jordan
Malinois Hatler
Carolyn Kay Irene Harris
Joan Harbert
Carol Fritz
Janell Evans
Bertha Froiz
Dani Furnas
Wanda Foust
Lee DuRand
Marion Crawford
Jo Biehler
Evelyn Clark
Betty Batles
Astros Purchase Relief Pitcher Dukes From Oklahoma City
Houston signed 25 year old right hander Tom Dukes from the Oklahoma City farm club Monday. Dukes posted a 3 3 record with a 2 43 ERA over 103 innings and 112 strikeouts this season. He was acquired last winter in a six player deal with the Atlanta Braves. Carroll Sembera was placed on the disabled list.
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Houston
Houston Astros
Tom Dukes
Oklahoma City
Dukes
Atlanta Braves
Austin
Richmond
Carroll Sembera
Ielief
Australians Battle in Net Meet Finals
Owen Davidson defeated Ray Ruffels 6-4 7-5 6-4 in the 78th Meadow Club Grass Court Tennis Tournament final at Southampton New York. Davidson, top seed and fifth-ranked, earned his first title since Manchester and Beckenham wins. Both left-handers struggled as rain-wet courts delayed the Sunday final.
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N.Y
Owen Davidson
Ray Ruffels
Davidson
Ruffels
Manchester
Beckenham
England
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