Baseball’s labor talks loom as spring training opens
Spring training began officially Monday for leaguers while negotiations between owners and MLB Players Association continue. The fate of the San Francisco Giants and Toronto may hang in the balance as the 23rd labor session with MLBPA Executive Director Marvin Miller unfolds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Toronto Giants
Major League Baseball Players’ Association
MLBPA
Marvin Miller
Griffey 25th signed by Reds amid wide MLB notes
The Reds announce Ken Griffey has signed his 1976 contract as the regular right fielder after a 305 season with the Nationals last year. The article also notes arbitration rulings, NL ownership decisions on the Giants, Steinbrenner’s lifting of a ban, and various training camp developments across MLB including the White Sox, Dodgers, and Michigan training incidents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Ken Griffey
Cincinnati Reds
Reds
Griffey
Nats
Chicago
Florida
Cleon Jones
Bob Oliver
Atlanta Bray
Namros
Chicago Cut
Manny Trillo
Dave Rosello
Willie
Angeles Dodgers
Ken McMuller
East Lansing Midh
Aes
Dodger
Mike Maershall
Michigan
University
Nicklaus Dominates Weathered Players Championship Win
Jack Nicklaus wins the Tournament Players Championship in rain delayed rounds with a seven under par 65, finishing at 269 to beat J C Snead by three. It is his first win of the season, his 59th career victory, and a $60 000 top prize.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nicklaus
Ben Hogan
Augusta
Jim Masserio
Roger Maltbie
Snead
Jack
Middletown Netters Extend Lead In Cincinnati League
Middletown Tennis Club A team strengthened its first place hold in the Cincinnati Inter Club League with two wins over Camargo of Cincinnati leaving them at 19 points to 11. The B team dropped a 3 0 loss at Camargo while individual matches included Hammond Striebich and Oishun Wiley securing A matches for Middletown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown Tennis Club
Cincinnati
Camargo
Middletown
Queen City
Fenwick Girls Fall 33 to 23 at Valley View
Fenwick High girls were held to 12 points in the first half and finished with a 33 to 23 loss at Valley View on Monday. The Falconettes drop to 2 9 and wrap up the regular season before the Anderson Class Tournament.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germantown
Fenwick High
Valley View
Falconettes
Anderson
Fenwick
Rohrkemper
Daly
Poting
Tai
Gillman
Ratti
Holt
Hol
Morefield
Arters
An Fenwick
Christian High tops Ciney '5' in 72-55 win
Middletown Christian High defeated Central Baptist of Cincinnati 72 to 55 at Manchester gym. Key scorers were Pennington 18 Browning 15 and Combs 15 as Christian pulled away with a 25-9 third period. Christian High improves to 15-9 and advances to a tourney game in Charleston W Va Friday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown Christian High
Central Baptist of Cincinnati
Manchester Gym
Charles Pennington
David Browning
Pete Combs
Christian
Temple Christia Academy
Charleston
W. Va
Cent. Baptist
Brown
Sexton
Ennis
Or Rutherford
Lunsford
Christian High
Martin
Overmeier
Lewis
Combs
Browning
Burton
Pennington
Schimkus
Cent Baptist
Penguin slims down via NAHI health program
LA Dodgers third baseman Ron Cey known as The Penguin tested by the National Athletic Health Institute finding only 5 percent body fat and higher oxygen use. The program offers a two hour cardio test underwater weight and tailored diet and exercise guidance, aiming to prevent heart disease and change American health awareness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Inglewood
Calif
Los Angeles Dodgers
Ron Cey
Cey
National Athletic Health Institute
Gal jockeys make history in Hazel Park race
In Hazel Park Michigan on Monday in the third race lady jockeys swept the top two positions. Jeanne Maxwell 22 rode Wandering Yoso to victory earning $5.80 while Kim Rice 18 finished second on Early Rider. both horses were owned by their fathers Pete Maxwell and CC Rice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hazel Park
Mich
Michigan
Jeanne Maxwell
Wandering Yoso
Kim Rice
Pete Maxwell
CC. Rice
Ohioan Near Top in ABC Bowling Standings
Ross Rittberg of Milwaukee narrowly missed the lead in regular all events at the American Bowling Congress tournament in Oklahoma City. He finished with 1,962 in all events, just two pins behind Kay Yocum of Louisville. Rittberg and Gary Odekrirk placed sixth in doubles with 1,305 as John Ondo of Harber Ohio moved into multiple standings changes with a 1,931 total and a fourth in singles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma City
Milwaukee
Ohio
Ross Rittberg
Kay Yocum
Louisville
Rittberg
Gary Odekrirk
John Ondo
Eet Harber
Year Rich
Hoosiers Dominate All-Big Ten Basketball Team
AP selects 1976 All- Big Ten with unanimous picks Scott May and Kent Benson of Indiana, Terry Furlow of Michigan State, and Rickey Green of Michigan. Minnesota’s Mike Thompson on first team. second team includes Eugene Parker Purdue, Billy McKinney Northwestern, Ray Williams Minnesota, Bob Wilkerson Indiana. Quinn Buckner Indiana out this year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Scott May
Kent Benson
Indiana
Terry Furlow
Michigan State
Rickey Green
Michigan
Associated Press
Minnesota
Mike Thompson
May
Benson
Furlow
Big Ten
Green
Thompson
Bahamas
Iowa
Scott Thompson
Eugene Parker
Purdue
Billy McKinney
Northwestern
Ray Williams
Bob Wilkerson
Dale Koehler
Wisconsin
Bruce King
Squires fall to Nuggets as Thompson stirs comeback
Virginia Squires lose 115 to 109 in Hampton as David Thompson and Nuggets hold on. Mike Green scores 26 points for Virginia, but Denver's late run seals the win and widens the Squires’ deficit in the standings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hampton
Virginia Uires
American Basketball Association
David Thompson
Denver
Squires
Nuggets
Thompson
Mike Green
Mack Calvin
Virginia
Green
Shelby
N. C
Chuck Williams
Squire
Williams
den Issel
Ralph
Simpson
S. Ticky Burden
Auburn names new multi year coach for basketball
Bob Davis was signed to a new multi year contract as head basketball coach at Auburn University. Rick Fisher of Palo Alto defeated Dale Ogden in first round action of the Arkansas tennis tournament. Nancy Gunther advanced in a San Francisco women’s tourney. George S Winter named coach of soccer and tennis at Cornell. Charles E McGuire, 1921 All American tackle, died at 76. Hugo Dalmar Jr., U S Polo Association chairman, died at 49.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Auburn
Ala
Bob Davis
Auburn University
Meramec Community College
St. Louis
Cornell University
Pebble Beach
Calif
Charles E. McGuire
University of Chicago
Chicago
Hugo Dalmar Jr
U.S. Polo Association
Local basketball city caps season with close wins
Local league results show 62 to 87, 60 to 56, and 55 to 47 games. Electric Power 69 edged E. Processing 50 while Fab. No. 126 Coating Main 20 advances to the tournament.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cartoon Toys
American Legion
Chet
the Cottage
Faith United Methodist
Electric Power
E. Processing
Lebanon Raceway Entries and Race Pacing Mix
List of Lebanon Raceway entrants across multiple races including trot pace and field names such as Muko Lavender Lassie Ladly Breth Grandma Vole Seseto Millie Nib Olympic Bare Dr Strongtow Adios Jo Are in Creed Yetwaydin Wem Ham Bone Saunders Bengal Eddie Movatty Linworth Tarety’s fey Let Miinitkh Pewrets Star Gunes Boy Rewitching For Boome etc. The page records horse names driver notes and pace events with several entries per heat. The text resembles a race program listing horses, drivers, and time markers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Muko
Lavender Lassie Ladly
Breth 1
Grandma Vole Seseto
Olympic
Dr Strongtow
Adios Jo
Creed
Yetwaydin Wem
Ham Bone
Saunders
Bengal Eddie
Vetyn Clahwood
Movatty Linworth
Tarety
Fey
Pewrets
Gunes Boy
Boome
Fe Honesty
March Go
Direct Bees
Arrow
Lady Betti
Shippers Man
Slaw & Serer Wynne
Tarana
Torch
Mome Eye
Tooth Fairy
Betty Action
Chief Robert
Johnne
Ange Crystal
Keystone
Calypen
Brady Lewy
Maven
Sweet
Wty
Pace Mission
Garandey
Kelley Cottey
Christine
Mollie
Butler
Byrd
Pate
Winnie
Hosta Nowe
Marr
Grand John
Hobmotte Logan
Far Pettte
Here Comes Jo wins Latonia feature by 13 lengths
A filly named Here Comes Jo with jockey Bernon Saylor won the Latonia Park eighth race at 6 furlongs in 1 17.95, paying 4.20 3.40 3.20. Ocean Sun and Her Native finished second and third. Wagering reached 526,936 with 4,999 in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florence
Bernon Saylor
Latonia
Ocean Sun
Also Mentioned on This Page
Philadelphia Phillies
Gene Garber
Dunedin
Fla
Garber
Lee Mac’ 1
Peter Seitz
Messersmith
Dave McNally
Miller
Giants
National League
Robert Lurie
Chub Eeney
San Francisco
Horace Stoneham
Luke
Steinbrenner
Richard Nixon
Bowie Kuhn
Hammond Striebich
Kahn Kotrich
Oishun Wiley
Reatard Mack
King Raffato
Haller Verity
Karholtz Schurmann
Porella Souter
Hannon Nather
Tuttle Wright
Plurmmer-Schott
Schultz Schroth
Lebanon
Trucks Air Condt
Sales—Service
McConnell
Lefferson
T Hale
A. Brannon
F. Napier
J. Lodwick
J. Taskeris
G. Reckart
J. Akemon
S. Davidson L. Buchanan
J. Patrick
J Cunningham
T. Foland
Carr
C. Lakes
O. Ellis
Wom A. Silar
M. Buchholz
E. Waddell
U. Mayer
Sparks
Eagle
Hiatt
S. Denisi
DO. Jena
D. Perrin
Ellis
O. Morris
P. Barger
S. Lane
A. Childers
M. Collins
J. Mikesel
E Hightower
D. Egerston
Penguin
Jack Wilmore
The
NAHS
Wilmore
Nahi
ABC
Pel Leing
Cleveland
Ae'sun
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!