Kapp Loses Antitrust Suit Against NFL in Court
Former quarterback Joe Kapp failed to win damages in the antitrust suit against the NFL. The jury found no breach of contract by the New England Patriots and no damages, with Commissioner Pete Rozelle calling the verdict a potential turning point toward settlements in collective bargaining. The case centers on Rozelle Rule and ongoing labor disputes as no CBA is in effect.
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Kapp Patriots Antitrust Case Highlights 1970s NFL
NFL antitrust trial centered on Joe Kapp and the Patriots with Rozelle enforcing contract norms. Attorneys argued a memo agreement and 600 dollar payments per season for three years, while Kapp sought up to 11.8 million in damages. Patriots’ Billy Sullivan praised the outcome as justice served.
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NFL opens trading period with heavy player swaps
The NFL lifted its trade ban with a flurry of moves. Steve Spurrier moved from Green Bay to Tampa Bay while John N. Hadi and Bobby Douglass swapped teams. Dickey left Houston for Green Bay and additional deals sent Reese, Patulski and others to new clubs as teams reshaped rosters for the season.
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Young heroines have their day in state meet
Ohio high school girls basketball tournament crowns underclass talent led by Woodward Watterson Hartley Bellbrook Adena Lutheran West. Freshmen and juniors star in semifinal wins as Adena battles Lutheran West and Hartley faces Bellbrook while Woodward meets Watterson in AAA action at St John Arena drawing 12,427 in attendance.
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Browns deny package deal for trio of Csonka Warfield Modell
Browns president Art Modell said on Friday there will be no package deal for the former Miami Dolphins trio of Larry Csonka Paul Warfield and Meveland Modell denied reports of a combined offer. He noted only Csonka and Warfield were represented by agents and no coordinated agreement is anticipated.
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Bench's hand set for x rays
Cincinnati Reds catcher Johnny Bench will have X rays on his right hand after being struck by a foul tip in a game against the Chicago White Sox. Bench said his hand swelled and discoloration appeared, limiting his ability to grip and drive.
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Vendors lose bid to sell at Riverfront Stadium plaza
Cincinnati judge Thomas D. Heekin rules private vendors have no right to sell souvenirs and concessions on Riverfront Stadium plaza during Reds games. The decision ends a lengthy dispute with the city, granting selling rights only to the Reds and Queen City concessioners while vendors with licenses may sell on streets and sidewalks.
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Marcis Fastest on Small Track at Gwyn Staley 400
Dave Marcis says Benny Parsons is the man to beat as NASCAR Grand National short track action heats up for Sundays Gwyn Staley 400 in North Wilkesboro. Marcis already won the other short track race this season and proved in Friday qualifying that his Dodge is record breaking fast.
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Hawks mull top NBA pick as coin flip gives No. 1
Atlanta won the No. 1 selection after a coin flip with Chicago, with two months to decide whether to draft Robert Parish or Leon Douglas or trade the pick to New York for John Gianelli Neal Walk and cash. Parish starred in an All-Star game with 34 points 13 rebounds and 9 blocks. The Bulls are expected to pick Indiana All-American Scott May next.
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A’s trade Jackson and Holtzman to Orioles for Baylor Torrez
The Oakland A’s ship star outfielder Reggie Jackson and pitcher Ken Holtzman to the Baltimore Orioles in a six player deal. Don Baylor and Mike Torrez join Oakland alongside Paul Mitchell as the A’s target starter depth and future versatility. Finley calls it a straight three for three deal with no money involved.
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Nelson Shines as Celtics Rally Past Rockets
Don Nelson, nearing retirement, came off the bench twice to energize Boston in a 119-115 NBA win over Houston. He scored seven points late in the final period as the Celtics maintained their drive toward the division title with Cowens sealing the victory.
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Kuhn delays his decision on Messersmith ruling
Baseball Commissioner Bowie Kuhn may rule today on whether Andy Messersmith is or isn’t with the New York Yankees. Messersmith warned he could sit out the 1976 season if Kuhn rules against him. Yankees say Messersmith is under a four year contract worth about 1.2 million, signed by agent Herb Osmond last weekend.
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Lonborg Shines As Phillies Edge Tigers 4-1 In Exhibition
Phillies pitcher Jim Lonborg, 32, delivered a dominant seven inning one hit relief as Philadelphia beat Detroit 4-1 in an exhibition. General Manager Paul Owens praised Lonborg's control noting the veteran remained the potential anchor of the rotation. The 1969 season saw Lonborg post a 13-9 mark with a 1.92 ERA before shoulder troubles hampered him later.
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Exhibition baseball results span major leagues
Friday’s exhibition games show Kansas City defeating Chicago A 7 to 4. San Francisco tops Cleveland. Boston beats Saint Louis 5 1. Chicago A defeats Cincinnati 5. Detroit edges Primn 1 to 3. New York A loses to New York N 6 to 4. Los Angeles hosts California in a 4 inning affair.
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