Patriots Strike Fails to Rally NFL Support
Sympathy rose for the New England Patriots as players vote to strike over a new labor contract, but within 48 hours no other clubs pledged to join. Four teams rejected strikes, while management warned abstaining players face no pay and possible suspensions until a deal or no strike pledge is signed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Craig Ammerman
National Football League
New England Patriots
Patriots
New York Jets
NFL
Houston
St. Louis Cardinals
Denver
Broncos
Randy Wataha
Wataha
Foxboro
Mass
Washington
Billy Kilmer
Redskins
Ed Garvey
Players’ Union
Sargent Karch
NFL Management Council
New York
Cleveland
Arthur Modell
Bulldog Calendar Weekday Sports Schedule
Bulldogs announce a series of upcoming events. Monday features girls tennis against Hannibal A and B at 4 p.m. and junior varsity football at home at 7 p.m. Tuesday includes girls golf at Marshall and Chillicothe at 3 45 p.m. and cross country at Hannibal at 4 30 p.m. Wednesday hosts girls tennis versus Fulton A and B at 4 p.m. Thursday brings girls tennis at Rock Bridge in Columbia at 4 p.m. and cross country against Fulton at home at 4 30 p.m. Friday plans varsity football against Blue Springs at home at 8 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hannibal A & B
Hellas
Marshall
Chillicothe
Ft. Zumwalt
Hannibal
Fulton A & B
Fulton
Rock Bridge
Columbia
Blue Springs
Cardinals vote to strike overshadows pre season loss
Preseason NFL finale in Denver saw the Cardinals vote 30-16 to strike over stalled contract talks, five votes shy of the 75 percent needed. Patriots initially refused to play, Denver won 21-17 as Otis Armstrong rushed for 130 yards and two scores, with Denver and St. Louis finishing 3-3.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
St. Louis
Cardinal
New England Patriot
New York Jets
Patriot
Cardinals
Tom Banks
Banks
Patriots
Broncos
Ray May
Jim Hart
Mel Gray
Jim Bakken
Terry Metcalf
Eddie Moss
Armstrong
Calvin Jones
Jon Keyworth
May
Hart
Kansas City
Atlanta
Nicklaus Adds World Open To Year Of My Best Golf
Nicklaus calls this season the year of his best golf after winning the World Open in a Sunday playoff over Billy Casper. He finished with five wins this year including the Masters and PGA, boosting earnings to 291000 dollars. Weiskopf led early but bogeyed final holes. Casper tied then lost in extra hole. Fitzsimons was the only other player to finish under par for all four rounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nicklaus
Pinehurst
N.C
Jack Nicklaus
Billy Casper
Pinehurst Country Club
Hawaii
Fort Worth
Tom Weiskopf
Casper
Billy
Weiskopf
Pat Fitzsimons
Sooners Off To Fast Start But Switzer Not Satisfied
Top ranked Oklahoma opened the season with a 62-7 win over Oregon and faces Pittsburgh at Norman. Coach Barry Switzer says the offense did not play up to potential despite 33 first downs and 544 rushing yards. Oregon’s Don Read called the Sooners the best team he’s seen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Switzer
Kansas City
Oklahoma
Sooners
Oregon
Pittsburgh
Norman
Okla
Missouri
Alabama
Illinois
Nebraska
Louisiana State
Indiana
Colorado
California
Wyoming
Oklahoma State
Wichita State
Arkansas
Kansas State
Tulsa
Towa State
Kansas
UCLA
Battle Air Force
Jayhawks
Washington State
Kentucky
Joe Washington
Ducks
Barry Switzer
Don Read
Bowling Scores and League Standings Report
Bowling on ACHMEN Quality Carpet 3 Nordwald Drilling 1 Jerichow Construction 4 Ingram Mablie Homes 0 Sydanstricker Implement 2 Bob's Mobile 2 Miller High Lite 3 Mr. O's Pizza 1 high game Dennis Mommens 2547 high series Chuck Martin 597 high team game Bob's Mobil 1020 high team series Jerichow Construction 2911 ST BRENDAN LADIES Holy Rollery 3 Alfey Katz 1 Pin Mixers 4 Brandanites 0 VIPS 4 Mud Slingers 0 Rolling Pins 3 Rainbows 1 Twinklatoes 3 Slow Pokes 1 high game Pat Siran 26 high series Pat Siran $46 high team game Rolling Pins 754 high team series Rolling Ping 214 L Holy Rollers 1 Pin Mixers V VIPS 1 Alfay Katz 4 Rolling Pins 4 Mud Slingers 5 Twinkletops 5 Rainbows Slow Pokes Brendanites
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nordwald Drilling
Jerichow Construction
Ingram Mablie Homes
Sydanstricker
Bob's Mobile
Miller
ST. Brendan Ladies
Holy Rollery
Alfey Katz
Pat Siran
Holy Rollers
Alfay
Baseball score roundup spans many cities and results
Saturday and Sunday results show Chicago and Philadelphia, San Francisco and Cincinnati, Montreal and Pittsburgh, New York and St. Louis, Los Angeles and Atlanta with varied winners. League standings mix with multiple city results and upcoming games listed across divisions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Philadelphia
San Francisco
Cincinnati
Montreal
Pittsburgh
New York
St. Louis
Los Angeles
Atlanta
Houston
Jay San Diego
Ee Allanta
Rookie Sensation Vail Nearly Becomes Rookie Record Holder
ST LOUIS AP Mets rookie Mike Vail extended his hitting streak to 22 games with a fourth inning single but struck out twice as New York fell 6 2 to the Cardinals. Vail, batting .347 for the Mets, moved within three of Guy Cartwright’s 1943 rookie mark of 26. Seaver struggled as the Mets dropped 10 games out of first with 13 remaining. Other NL results featured Pittsburgh, Philadelphia, San Francisco, Houston and Los Angeles victories.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Louis
Mike Vail
Vail
New York Mets
St. Louis Cardinals
Mets
John Denny
Denny
Mike Garman
Garman
New York
Tom Seaver
Seaver
Bake McBride
Chicago White Sox
Guy Cartwright
Cards
Cardinals
Pittsburgh
Philadelphia
Pirates
Montreal
Phils
Chicago
San Francisco
Cin
Cinnati
Houston
San Diego
Jos Angeles
Atlanta
Tidewater
Expos
Miguel Dilone
Woodie Fryman
Manny Sanguillen
Bob Robertson
Dilone
Robertson
Duffy Dyer
Sanguillen
Tony Scott
Turnovers Highlight State College Football Weekend
In weekend action among Missouri small colleges the cost of ball security showed across teams. Missouri Western and Missouri Rolla each coughed up the ball in the final period and settled for a 14 14 tie. Central Methodist turned over the ball three times against Missouri Southern, which capitalized on two to surge to a 40 14 win.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Missouri
Missouri Western
Missouri Rolla
Central Methodist
Missouri Southern
Also Mentioned on This Page
Buffalo
Dallas
Wayne Swatman
Rockingham Park
Salem
N.H
Swatman
Ocala
Fla
Bulldog
Don Coryell
John Ralston
Tinker Owens
Horace Ivory
Jim Culbreath
Terry Iuck
Bobby Thomas
Mike Coyle
LSU
Dave Williams
Golden Bears
Charlie Weatherbie
Sam Lisle
Roscoe Scobey
K-State
Bill Sinovic
Iowa State
West Coast
Mike Williams
Mark Hussleen
Jayhawk
Cougars
Glynis Coles
Mona Schallan
England
United States
San
Neenthe
Boston Ra
Philphia
Baltimore
Vega
Attota
Milwaukee
Montreat
Detroit
Oakland
Francisco
Texas
Minnesota
ASO
Somrday
Boston
City
Atborn Wow
Moret
Ostegn
Kansaz City
Splitworts
Blyleven
Blue
Perry
Tuewmey
Kaw City
Davnland
Pliteburgh
Reuss
Rooker
Bonham
Pratt
Rogers
Koosman
Christenson
Rasmussen
Suy Ured Oe
Porkers
Hooton
Mid-America
Fayette-Midway
Joke Hewitt
Jewett
Phil
Redbirds
Phillies
Cubs
Mike Schmidt
Schmidt
Dick Allen
Astros
Padres
Enos Cabell
J.R. Richard
Joe Niekro
Houston Dodgers
Braven
Ron Cey
Che
Villager Weat Plaza
Silvertown Trailmaker Poly
Eonergy
Agen
Mexico
B.F. Goodrich
E. Liberty
Chidige
Barh Amony
Aha Kono
Halite
Mencia Laptess
Jets Cub
Care Blanche
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!