NFL Owners and Players to Meet Amid Impasse
NFL owners and the NFL Players Association agreed to FMCS mediated talks in Philadelphia to resolve a four year contract dispute reportedly worth over 17 million dollars. Key figures including John Mackey and Art Rooney urged quick progress as the College All Star Game teeters.
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Philadelphia
National Football League Players Association
Chicago
Representa
Tives
Federal Mediation and Conciliation Service
John Mackey
Baltimore Colt
NFLPA
NFL
Mara
Players’ Association
District Slo-Pitch Opens With State Bid On The Line
Sixteen teams from eight counties clash at Goldman Park in Massillon bound for the State Slo-Pitch Softball Tournament. The two-day double elimination event runs Saturday and Sunday with 22 games. The winner advances to Massillon August 21 to 23. runner-up earns no state bid.
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Massillon
T Goldman Park
Butler
Montgomery
Warren
Clinton
Greene
Preble
Clark
Fayette
Franklin House of Drugs
Lebanon
Kendrick Movers
Crystal 9 Shuts Down Wrenn Rally In Tight MIRC Tilt
Crystal 9 defeated Wrenn Paper 10-9 at Goldman Park in the MIRC League as Wrenn rallied in the 10th but fell short after trailing by three. Gill and Stanton homered for Crystal 9 while Sorg Paper No 1 crushed Square D 14-3 with Hill and McCormick hitting homers. Inland Container edged Miami Carey 5-4, Aeronca routed Ohio Bell 21-9 with Miller Cox Moore and Cruse producing multi hit games. Sorg Paper No 2 topped Diamond Fiber 97 with OHair homer. Bag forfeited Diamond National 7-0.
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Wrenn
Goldman Park
Gill
Stanton
Wimers
Square D
Sorg
Hill
Hill and McCormick. Long Had Three, Nits For Sorg. Inland Container
Miami-Carey
Boswick
Mile Chaney
Aeronca
Ohio Bell
Miller
Cox
Moore
Cruse
Wallace
Fletchum
Sorg Paper No. 2
O’hair
Soule
Diamond National
Floyd Patterson to Return in Madison Square Garden Bout
Floyd Patterson former world heavyweight champion returns to the ring after two years to face Charlie Sept. 15 at Madison Square Garden. The announcement came on Wednesday.
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New York
Floyd Patterson
Charlie
Madison Square Garden
Knothole Results Show Mixed Interstate League Scores
Knothole results list CLASS A games with Bob Skinner's 2 Bair Volkswagen 4 and Sorg Paper 7 over Agee Ins 0. CLASS C features Elk's Club 4 Dixie Development 2 and Armco Assn 11 over K. of P. 2, while CLASS D shows American FOPA 7 over DuBois Apts 6 and Citizen's Loan 18 over Optimist Club 11.
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Interstate
Bob Skinner
Armco Assn
Agee Ins
American Elk’s Club
Dixie Development
K. of P
Packaging Corp
Mayfield Cleaners
Duff’s
Aker’s
Leighton Ins
Davidson’s
American Fopa
DuBois Apts
Citizen’s Loan
Optimist Club
Baker and Sons
Crystal Tissue
Inland Container
Armco Power
S. K. Const
Midd
Narrow Loss For Wildwood Edged by Hycrest In Close Meet
Wildwood swimmers fought to the end but Mason Hycrest edged them 271 to 268 at Mason. Hycrest surged late winning six of the last nine events to clinch the meet. The Girls 14 and under 50 yard breaststroke sweep gave Mason a nine point swing and sealed the victory.
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Wildwood
Hycrest
Mason
Latonia Race Course Daily Harness Card Review
Latonia Race Course lists results for 10 races with trotting and pacing events. Purses shown for top finishers in each race plus a 2 08.1 time standard and a9 perfecta payout of 449.70 for two to seven.
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Leadam Scotty
Western Duchess
The
Merry Knight
Star Darlington
Doll Baby
Go's King
Little Dugan
Simon B
Pace
Starlight Force
Lisa Havens
Jimmie Bars
Trot — Margalo
Melody Sheraton
Cal Farong
Darby Doll
Miracle Roy
Nelva’s Girl
Cardinal Song
Tulie Brooke
Sunny Honey
Krystal
Purdue
Shane Reel
Devon Tass
Perfecta
Lambert Leads All-Star Win in City Playground Softball
District No. 1 defeated District No. 2 10 to 1 in the first Annual City Playground All-Star game at Goldman Park. Mark Lambert earned MVP honors with a homer, two doubles and a triple in four at bats. Bill Wagner pitched a four hitter, while Bob Wells and David Stork each went 3 for 4.
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Goldman Park
Mark Lambert
Bill Wagner
Bob Wells
David Stork
Ballard Advances to Semi finals and doubles win noted
Ballard reached the Boys 18 semi finals by defeating Harry Simpson 16 24 6 2. Jill Francis and Bess Kuhle moved into Girls doubles finals after wins over Ann Dillon Lisa Douglas and McQuinn McNamara. Leslie Carson Leann Grimes exited nationals in Little Rock with doubles loss and consolation defeats.
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Decatur
Ill
P.D. Ballard
Harry Simpson
Peoria
Iil
Jill Francis
Bess Kuhle
Francis Kuhle
Ann Dillon
Lisa Douglas
Middletown
June McQuinn
Pam McNamara
Bob Gage
Gage
Bill Duncan
Rich Steblick
Miss Francis
Dea Turner
Joliet
Ballard
Francis
Kuhle
Leslie Carson
Leann Grimes
Little Rock
Ark
Lessie
Westerns
Jocelyn Thompson
Dundee Davis
Cindy Brinker
California
Leslie
April Hamrath
Salt Lake City
Leanne Grimes
Sandy Sutton
Rolling Hills
Calif
Drama on the end courts as Western Tennis cuts shine
At Cincinnati Western Championships action centered elsewhere as Ken Rosewall defeated Jaime Fillol 6-2 6-4 on an end court. Tiriac clashed with rivals Fairlie, Graebner and Ruffels amid noisy calls while Graebner beat Ruffels 4-6 6-2 9-7. Other seeds won: Cliff Richey 6-3 6-4 over Spear, Kodes 6-3 4-6 7-5 over Goven, Nastase 6-0 6-1 over Borowiak, Stan Smith over Carmichael 5-7 6-3 6-2.
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Cincinnati
Ken Rosewall
Australia
Jaime Fillol
Chile
Ion Tiriac
Runania
Brian Fairlie
New Zealand
Tiriac
Clark Graebner
New York City
Ray Ruffels
Graebner
Ery Strot
Ruffels
Tirac
Fairlie
Raffles
Cliff Richey
San Angelo
Tex
Yugoslavia
Nicola Spear
Jan Kodes
Czechoslovakia
Georges Goven
France
Ilie Nastase
Rumania
UCLA
Jeff Borowiak
Stan Smith
Pasadena
Calif
Bob Carmichael
Palmer Nicklaus surge to 61 in 4-Ball at Laurel Valley
Arnold Palmer and Jack Nicklaus fired a 10 under par 61 at Laurel Valley Golf Club to take a three stroke lead in the National Four-Ball Tournament. The pair had six birdies and no bogeys while Dave Eichelberger with J C Goosie and Jim Colbert with Dean Refram were 64.
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Ligonier, Pa
Arnold Palmer
Jack Nicklaus
Palmer
Laurel Valley Golf Club
Laurel Valley
George Love Palmer
Nicklaus
Laurel
Richard K. Mellon
Pennsylvania
Palmer - Nicklaus
Dave Eichelberger
J. C. Goosie
Jim Colbert- Dean Refram
Howie Johnson
Chris Blocker
Joel Goldstrand
Harry Toscano
Pete Brown
George Johnson
Bob Charles
Bruce Devlin
George Archer
Bobby Nichols
Roberts Englehorn win Cape Cod Hospital Golf Classic titles
Sue Roberts led the first day at New Seabury Country Club while Shirley Englehorn won the second day at Oyster Harbors, setting a course record with a 71 to share the Cape Cod Hospital Golf Classic prize of 10 000 dollars. Englehorn sealed her win with a 20 foot birdie putt on the 18th.
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Osterville, Mass
Sue Roberts
Shirley Englehorn
Cape Cod Hospital
Joane Gunderson Carner
Seekonk
Stars Ease Up On Grid Drills
The All-Star collegians cut rough practice, aiming to stay healthy for the July 31 Chiefs game. Coach Otto Graham said workouts continue until the game is officially canceled, as NFLPA woes cloud camp plans and ticket sales proceed amid uncertainty.
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Evanston
Ill
Cities Inc
Kansas City Chiefs
Otto Graham
Collegians
Northwestern University
NFL Players Associated
NFLPA
Chiefs
Hank Stram
Soldier Field
George Strickler
Tribune Charities, Inc
Graham
U.S. Babes Outclassed by Soviet Track Team in Leningrad
The Soviet women led 48 to 26 and the men 55 to 52 at the opening day in Leningrad. Frank Shorter won the 10,000 meters as the U.S. 400 relay edged the Russians 39.1 seconds with Roy Crockett, Ben Vaughan, Edward Hart, and Robert Taylor.
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Leningrad
United States
U.S
Leroy Walker
Frank Shorter
Ranchos de Taos
N.M
Roy Crockett
Ben Vaughan
Edward Hart
Robert Taylor
Stage Set for 1972 Olympic Site in Munich
Munich seen as the 1972 Olympic site as the initial construction phase finishes. 3,500 workers from 18 countries celebrate the milestone. Supervisor Carl Mertz notes the foundation stone was laid July 14, 1969 and the four main buildings used 144,100 cubic meters of concrete and 18,800 tons of steel. The complex will be topped by a giant tentlike roof of plastic.
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Munich
Germany
Carl Mertz
Oberwiesenfeld
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Minnesota Viklings
Art Rooney
Pittsburgh Steelers
Mel Kennedy
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Tom Vance
Wellington T. Mara
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Pantorium Cleaners
Dayton
Tresler Comet
Lynchburg
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Washington Court House
Kendrick Mover
Dean’s Movers
Springfield
Rusty Orbit Inn
Ron’s Car Wash
Hamilton
Crystal ‘9
Wrenn Rally
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Bengals
OHIO
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Latonia Race Course
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Dandy Express
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Kinda Special
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Spanish Royal
Miss Spanky
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the Deacon
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Royal Ruler
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Hal Tiger
Bonnie Colby
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Deana
Imastar Wick
JR Dream
Ruth Purdue
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Direct Ensign
Colossal
Lori Jane Sue
Pine Tree Chief
Limbertost Way
Ivy Star
Mysty’s Caper
Edgewood Sam
Worthy Sweet Pea
Adios Dean
Robin’s Gee Gee
Cara’s Sun
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Patchen Boy
Sherry Gay Bell
Fancy Déli
Cindy Knight
Belle Sampson
Allen Senator
Royal Jackson
Ichi Bon
Darnamite
Scottie
Bow
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Johnnie Senator
Greentree Mac
Frederick, Colblin
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Dickey Rotan
Garnstormer
Little Tom Sayre
Lambert
Central Illinois
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Ken & Sara
Kenney’s
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Jack
Chicago Tribune
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Marco Island
Fla
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Millard Drive
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