Peace Reigns in Majors After Player Union Agreement
Labor peace is reported after the Major League Players Association ratified a four year pact with management. With 15 of 24 clubs voting, the agreement passed 352 to 18, granting players freedom of movement and free agent rights after specified service years.
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Major League Players Association
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House Committee On Professional Sports
Dr James M Anderson honored for Hornet football care
Monroe physician Dr James M Anderson receives the Outstanding Team Physician Award from the Ohio State Medical Association and the Ohio High School Football Coaches Association for 27 years tending to Monroe High football players. His dedication helped many Hornets return to play as coaches and athletes praise his extensive care and availability.
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Monroe
Ohio State Medical Association
Hornets
Butler County Medical Association
Anderson
Gordon Smith
Hornet
Ridenour
Smith
State Medical Association
Coaches
Sawyer's First Major Win Is a Five-Hitter for Padres
Rick Sawyer pitched five hits in his major league debut start for the San Diego Padres, a 7-0 win over the Atlanta Braves that completed a doubleheader sweep. He had previously logged only nine major league innings with the Yankees, and had considered retirement before being traded as the player to be named later. Additional NL scores: Cubs 4 Phillies 2, Expos 5 Mets 4, Cardinals 4 Pirates 0, Reds 5 Giants 1, Dodgers 5 Astros 4 in 11 innings.
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Gene Locklear
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Houston Astros
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Butch Metzger
Johnny Grubb
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Phillies
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Chicago
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Mets
Jose Morales
Montreal
Shea Stadium
Morales
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Tim Foli
Jerry White
Cardinals
Pirates
Pete Falcone
Pittsburgh
St. Louis
Dodgers
Astros
Dusty Baker
Los Angeles
Houston
Baker
Gene Pentz
Baseball standings and Tuesday schedule across the leagues
Baseball standings show American League East led by New York and Baltimore behind, with Cleveland Detroit Boston Milwaukee for the mix. Tuesday’s games feature cross league clashes including Philadelphia at Chicago and St Louis at Pittsburgh alongside Montreal New York and Cincinnati San Francisco matchups.
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Twins climb from behind to push A's in AL West
Minnesota won eight in a row, extending a stretch that has Oakland in third place and facing Kansas City next. Steve Luebber threw seven hitless innings in a 5-0 shutout as Chuck Tanner urged better play. Yankee Tigers and Red Sox Indians results follow with Yastrzemski, Rivers and Wise cited. Brewers beat Orioles 7 1 with Joshua and Colborn fueling the win.
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Army 1976 Football Co Captains Named
Jeff Jancek of Westwood New Jersey and Stan Ford of Dayton Ohio named co captains of the Army football team at West Point New York for the 1976 season.
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Westwood, N. J
Stan Ford
Dayton
Ohio
Army
West Point
N. Y
Bench Rebounds As Reds Hold Off Giants In San Francisco
Johnny Bench shook off a recent slump by going 3-for-4 with a tie breaking eighth inning single to lift Cincinnati to a 5-1 win over the San Francisco Giants. The Reds won their sixth straight behind Will McEnaney’s two scoreless innings and key runs in the eighth, with George Foster’s defensive play and early run support keeping the pressure on Giants starter John D’Acquisto.
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Giants
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D'Acquisto
Chris Speier
Dave Rader
Pat Zachry
Pete Rose
Ken Griffey
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Bob Bailey
Rose
Zimmer Awarded 1977 Contract in Red Sox Victory
Boston beat Cleveland 3 to 1 as Don Zimmer celebrated extending his contract through 1977. Zimmer, appointed two weeks earlier after Darrell Johnson’s firing, learned of the extension from GM Dick OConnell.
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Boston
Don Zimmer
Zimmer
Red Sox
Darrell Johnson
Dick O'Connell
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