Track union set strike vote at Hollywood Park
Inglewood Calif AP the Independent Racing Grooms and Hot Walkers Union plans a strike vote tonight among about 450 members. If approved, picket lines would form Friday at Hollywood Park. The union seeks a minimum wage deal one day off per week and a one week vacation with grooms earning around 300 dollars monthly and hot walkers about 200.
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Monbouquett Secures Second Chance with Yankees
Bill Monbouquette, 30, released by Detroit, signs with the New York Yankees and Joins Jim Bouton in a plan that could return both to majors. Bouton to Syracuse on recall. Also: Ty Cline acquired by San Francisco from Atlanta, Ken Henderson to Phoenix. Charlie Lau to Atlanta. Vic Roznovsky recalled by Baltimore. Jim Hannan optioned to Hawaii. Mike Epstein and Frank Bertaina traded in for Pete Richter. John Boozer joins Philadelphia from San Diego farm club.
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Atlanta
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Pele Scores Hat Trick in Santos 4 1 Victory
In Dakar Senegal Pele scored three goals leading Santos to a 4 1 win over a Senegalese All Star team on Sunday.
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Bubba Smith Signs With Colts
Bubba Smith the 6 foot 7 inch 295 pound Michigan State defensive lineman, first overall draft pick, signed today with the Baltimore Colts. Colts acquired a first round pick from the New Orleans Saints for lineman Butch Allison and quarterback Gary Cuozzo. Smith may play tackle and has experience at tackle guard and end on defense. He flew in from East Lansing for the signing and was to return to complete final exams.
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Gary Cuoz
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Stanek wins Eastern Canadian Open table tennis title
Yazsoslav Stanek of Czechoslovakia defeats Dennis Neale of England to win the Eastern Canadian Open table tennis championship in a five set final 21-6 15-21 28-26 12-21 21-18.
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Belmont Stakes Calm Damascus Hopes Amid Race Day Wait
Trainer Frank Whitely Jr. plans a calm Damascus for the Belmont Stakes at Aqueduct as nine 3-year-olds compete in the 99th running. Damascus, 6-5 favorite, aims to imitate his relaxed Preakness performance after a Derby third, with jockey change considerations and strong contenders including Proud Clarion and Cool Reception. Post time is 5:30 p.m. EDT, CBS coverage 5 to 5:45 p.m.
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Epstein Seeks Opportunity to Prove Self in Majors
Washington agreed to acquire Epstein and Frank Bertaina from Baltimore in exchange for Pete Richert. Epstein said he would be willing to return to the minors if he cannot win a regular spot, arguing great players earned their big league time with a chance to prove themselves. He cited Mantle DiMaggio and Williams as examples of players who earned MLB time through opportunities.
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Tillotson Dashes A's in Nine as Book Becomes Asset
Thad Tillotson pitched his first major league start into a 3 0 victory over Kansas City, relying on a personal scouting book. He prepared for the Athletics start by studying their boxscores and his own notes, finishing with nine straight outs and a three hitter through eight and a third before Dooley Womack closed it out.
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Northeast Lettermen Club Seeks Alumni Members
Former Northeast State athletes are invited to join the new Northeast Lettermen’s Club. Bobby Seasidel, president, says former letter winners and current athletes may join via the Northeast Department of Athletics. Officers include Glynn Saulers, Larry Johnson, David Worthington, Don Charpie, and Bobby Keasler. A homecoming alumni luncheon is planned for next fall. About 90 colleges have played in major bowl games since 1902.
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Lisbon
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Baton Rouge
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Shreveport
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New Orleans
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New Iberia
Papermakes beat Hawks 7 to 5 in league softball
West Monroe Softball notes the Papermakes defeated the Hawks 7 to 5 in a Men's League game played through Wednesday night. Estep and Maderies homered for the winners, Cleveland homered for the losers, Rawls and Hamby earned the win, Meggenson and Hut took the loss.
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