NFL ends long labor dispute with new five year pact
The NFL and players approve a five year basic agreement ending three years of strikes and lawsuits. It creates a 12 round college draft held on or about May 1, limits free agent compensation to draft picks, and changes contract deadlines and rosters while boosting salaries and benefits.
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World indoor records set at AAU meet and more sports notes
Jane Frederick clocked 7.3 seconds for a world indoor record in the 60-yard hurdles and Rosalyn Bryant ran 2.34 seconds for the 220 world standard at the National AAU Championships. Raul Ramirez and Guillermo Vilas won quarter finals at Mission Hills Tennis Games. Martina Navratilova beat Yvonne Vermaak 6 1 6 1 at Cobo Arena. Judy Rankin shot 63 to lead Bent Tree Ladies Classic after a flu scare. Hans Hinterseer won the Furano World Cup giant slalom in 3 11.58. Neil Bennett set the Richmond 400 pole speed record. Steve Cauthen rode five winners at Aqueduct including Indian Bend in the Penrose Purse.
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Bengals set two home preseason games this year
Cincinnati announces a compact six game slate with two home games against Tampa Bay on August 13 and Minnesota on September 3. The Bengals led by Bill Johnson aim to improve after a 10-4 season and hope to avoid a losing preseason since 1970.
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Umpires face spring delay as talks loom in Tampa
Major League Umpires seek new contracts amid stalled talks with American and National Leagues in Tampa next week. Jim Springstead warns trouble if no deal. proposals push minimum salaries from 16 000 to 16 500 with stepped raises toward 46 000. Dodgers pitchers Burt Hooton and Al Downing sign while three Dodgers remain unsigned.
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Kingman and Lyle stay home from spring training
Umpires aren’t the only ones missing for spring training as Kingman and Lyle fail to report to Mets and Yankees camps respectively. Tiant remains absent amid a contract dispute with the Red Sox while Finley faces a Kuhn hearing over the Lindblad trade and sale dispute.
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Champion's bid thwarted in 142 pound title race
Delaware Ohio AP Two time champion Doug Beck of Baldwin Wallace failed to win a third straight title as his team trailed Ohio Northern entering the semifinals in the Ohio Conference wrestling meet. Beck was upset by Dave Kingrett of Ohio Northern. Dr Robert W Brown a former Yankee third baseman now serves as a director with the Texas Rangers.
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Lebanon Raceway 1st to 10th Race Results Card
Race by race results list from Lebanon Raceway detailing pace and trot outcomes with winners and top payoffs for each event. Includes times, payoffs for quinellas and daily doubles, and listed entrants across ten races with final times and payouts.
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Springboro dominates Blanchester 97 71 on road
Springboro Panthers built a 43 28 halftime lead and rolled to a 97 71 Fort Ancient Valley Conference victory at Blanchester. Don Wilburn scored 31 points, Charlie Hall 24, with double figure rebounds from several teammates as Springboro shot 60 percent. Blanchester, finishing 8 6 in FAVC play, faded after a strong road welcome from hosts.
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Turpin tops Shawnee in OT 72 70 after late steal
John Hellman stole the ball at midcourt with 12 seconds left and scored to lift Cincinnati Turpin over Preble Shawnee 72 70 in overtime. Allen Taylor led Shawnee with 25 points as Shawnee drops to 13th loss this season.
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Talawanda tops Lakota 77 in low-scoring MML clash
Talawanda outscored Lakota 26-9 in the fourth quarter to pull away for a 77-61 Mid Miami League win as Imhoff led the Braves with 22 points and Stamper was the T Birds lone scorer in the final period. Lakota drops to 1-5 in league play while Talawanda finishes 4-3.
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Foul shots lift Oakwood over Valley View in league clash
Oakwood used 24 of 27 free throws to defeat Valley View 72 to 66 in the Southwestern Buckeye Conference. Jim Schwinn scoring 22 with 10 from the line led Oakwood while Wes Nan had 19 for Valley View. Valley View dropped to 2-6 in league and 4-15 overall. Oakwood improved behind steady from the stripe and late free throws.
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Rested Marsh Stinger Sparks Stingers Over Nordiques 5 2
Rested Marsh Stinger, after five benchings, scored his first two WHA goals against former Quebec teammates as Cincinnati beat Quebec 5 2. Claude Larose added two goals while Quebec managed two, with an empty net tally closing the game.
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Nicklaus shoots 66 leads Inverrary Classic at 8 under
Jack Nicklaus fires a 66 to seize an eight under par 136 halfway at the Jackie Gleason Inverrary Classic in Fort Lauderdale, while Ray Floyd and others chase. Nicklaus says his swing isn’t yet where he wants, though he’s playing well as the field narrows to 83 after the 159-player cutoff.
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Yankees Pinch Hitters Rally Behind Strong Batting
The 1976 American League champion Yankees did not hit a pinch homer. Their pinch hitters batted .297 with 30 hits in 101 chances and drove in 20 runs.
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Billy Martin lives in Arlington since Rangers manager tenure
Billy Martin, famed Yankees manager, has made Arlington, Texas his home since taking the helm of the Texas Rangers, reflecting his long association with the team and its region.
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