Owners Reject Players Offer as Strike Prolongs
The week-long major league baseball strike continued after owners rejected a new players proposal to resume play while negotiations proceed for two to three weeks. The players threatened unfair labor practice charges, with Dick Moss of the MLBPA naming alleged wage and arbitration disputes and citing three players losing jobs. Joe Horlen of the White Sox was identified as one affected player amid calls for Commissioner Kuhn to intervene and end the impasse.
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Bob Short
Texas Rangers
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Minnesota Twins
Bowie Kuhn
Kuhn
Los Angeles
Maury Wills
Dodgers
Gary Player
Tony Jacklin
England
Palmer
Oriole VP Lukewarm on Immediate Return Offer
Baltimore executive vice president J Frank Cashen voiced a lukewarm reaction to a strike ending bid from the Players Association proposing immediate resumption of play and binding arbitration on pension. He cited at least 100000 dollars in lost income and said only a few Orioles players are hawks against returning to work.
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Players Association
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Black Moses Dominates FCC Semi Final Bout
Black Moses scored 79 points in the second half to lead a 132 78 rout of Brownies in the Frederick Community College Invitational semifinal. The Annapolis Crabs vs G H All Stars game was postponed due to weather. Finals moved to Sunday at 3 15 p.m with a 7 15 p.m consolation.
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Hagerstown
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Patriots top Indians 88 to 52 behind Davis sprint feats
Patriots routed Waynesboro 88 52 as sprinter Jack Davis starred with a 9.9 in the 100 and 22.8 in the 220. Dave Roher, Chuck Wills and Jesse Dorsey also posted wins in sprints and field events setting several Patriot marks in cold conditions.
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Johnsen
Rohn
Nicklaus Maintains Lead Amid Masters Windy Second Round
Jack Nicklaus held a one stroke edge at 139 after a 71 as Paul Harney climbed to 140 in tied for second. Sam Snead slipped to 144 while Arnold Palmer endured a triple bogey disaster in gusty Augusta conditions.
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Harney
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Snead
Augusta National Golf Club
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Boca Raton
Fla
Celtics Beat Hawks To Lead In Playoffs
Boston reserves Kuberski Finkel and Nelson sparked a 124 114 win over Atlanta to take a 3 1 lead in the Eastern Conference semifinal. Kuberski scored 20 points and 10 rebounds. Nelson had 16 and 10 rebounds as Cowens fouled out early in the third. The series could end Sunday in Atlanta.
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Don Nelson
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Finkel
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Nelson
Atlanta
Nets Rally Past Colonels In ABA Semifinal Clash
New York Nets 100 Kentucky Colonels 92 as John Roche scores 38 and John Baum 25 without star Rick Barry. Nets seize 3 1 series lead with fourth game Saturday at Louisville against the Colonels before 14,896 at Nassau Coliseum.
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New York
Virginia
Roche
Kentucky
Nassau Coliseum
Rain Delays Hit Local Track and Baseball Schedule
For the second day this week rain postponed events. Catoctin at Fairfield and FSK at Linganore track meets were called off. Catoctin will be rescheduled while Linganore is canceled. FSK Brunswick and Hagerstown at Frederick Community College baseball games postponed today.
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Linganore
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Hagerstown
Frederick Community College
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