Did Bowie Kuhn Do Enough To End Baseball's Strike
The Associated Press analyzes Kuhn role in the 1970s baseball strike with views from O'Malley Moss and anonymous owners. It notes Kuhn delayed action, faced questions over authority, and emerged as a diminished figure while Marvin Miller’s position strengthened after the Chicago settlement.
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Bowie Kuhn
Baseball
Walter Malley
Kuhn
Dick Moss
Players’ Association
Associated Press
O'Malley
Moss
Miller
Marvin Miller
Irbe
O’malley
Chicago
Commissioner Kuhn Defends Timing In Baseball Strike
New York AP report quotes Commissioner Bowie Kuhn saying earlier intervention would have inflamed the walkout. He stressed the need to balance owners and players and protect fans, noting lessons in communication and inevitability of such confrontations.
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NEW York
Bowie Kuhn
Associated Press
Kuhn
Maryland Freshwater Fishing Report Highlights West Maryland Trout
Freshwater trout remain the top draw for Western Maryland anglers with another stocking of many waters this week and more streams slated for next week. Potomac waters show clear, lower activity with a few catfish and carp. Susquehanna reports anglers awaiting warm weather for shad and White perch increasing below Conowingo Dam. Eastern Shore and Southern Maryland contain bass and crappie luck in local lakes, with trout releases planned for Basin Run and Principio Creek. saltwater notes predict migratory mackerel near Ocean City and striped bass bites near Assateague and Spesutie Island.
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Maryland
Maryland Fish & Wildlife Administration
Potomac
White's Ferry
Rock Run
Conowingo Dam
Baltimore City
Tridelphia
Rocky Gorge
Howard County
Ritter
Baltimore County
Kent County
Arieville Lake
Unicorn
Red Bridges
Principio Creek
Cecil County
Shad Point Lake
Leonard’s Pond
Salisbury Park Lake
Piscataway
Melwood
Patuxent Pond
Lake Waterford
Boston
Ocean City
Fish and Wildlife Administration
Route 50
Assateague Island
Wye River
Chesapeake Bay
Spesatie Island
Seneca Creek
Potomac River Bridge
Jon Allen
Carolina Cougars Lose Third Coach in Three Years
In Greensboro North Carolina AP the Carolina Cougars of the ABA announced the resignation of head coach Tom Meschery amid a sabbatical from basketball He leaves after a season that saw rookie Jim McDaniels depart for the NBA and a near miss of the playoffs Meschery said he was not asked to quit and leaves with a strong roster handover plan
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Greensboro
N.C
Carolina Cougars
American Basketball Association
Tom Meschery
Meschery
Jim McDaniels
National Basketball Association
ABA
NBA
Trail Blazers Sign No 1 Draft Pick LaRue Martin
Portland signs LaRue Martin the No 1 draft pick from Chicago Loyola to a multi year contract. Terms are undisclosed but believed to be well under Sidney Wicks 1.4 million pact from the previous year. Martin aims to shore up center and boost the lineup.
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Portland
Ore
Portland Trail Blazers
LaRue Martin
National Basketball Association
Chicago
Loyola
Sidney Wicks
Blazers
Martin
NBA
Shipley's team schedules Sunday practice at Baker Park
The Shipley's Sporting Goods slowpitch team formerly Miller High Life in the Frederick Slow Pitch Softball League will practice Sunday at 2 30 p m weather permitting at the Baker Park lower diamond per manager Bob Remus The Shaffer Beer team will practice at Frederick High School at 2 p m Sunday.
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Shipley’s Sporting Goods
Miller High Life
Frederick
Baker Park Lower
Bob Remus
Shaffer Beer
Frederick High School
South Africa Barred From Davis Cup Again
In Copenhagen the Davis Cup nations special committee voted 5-2 to banish South Africa from the tournament for the third straight year citing threatened protest withdrawals that could endanger the event. The committee said the decision was not made on racial grounds after hours of closed door debate.
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Copenhagen
South Africa
Helsinki
Finland
National Little League Tryouts Complete at Staley Park
Frederick National Little League managers and coaches have selected new players for Civitan Lions and North End Civic Association teams. Optimist players were named for the Optimist Club Minor League with practice set ahead of May opening. The Davis Cup special committee urged timely decisions on South Africa's participation for 1973 and warned of severe penalties for withdrawals after entry.
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Staley Park
Frederick
Civitan
Eric Ryan
Darryl Lafratie
Clarence Windigier
Philip Brandon
John Pazdersky
Lions
Troy Clem
Greg Shafer
Ronald Stull
Roger Roat
Gregg Routzahn
North End Civic Association
Daniel Bittle
James Walsh
Heisman Trophy Inspired by Fordham Player Warren Mulrey
Warren Mulrey, running back for Fordham in 1935, served as the model for the original Heisman trophy casting. This historical note links Mulrey to the iconic college football award’s creation and early design.
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Warren Mulrey
Fordham
Penn State Baseball Coach Also Serves as Head Trainer
Chuck Medlar holds dual roles at Penn State as baseball coach and head trainer for the university's athletic teams, reflecting a versatile leadership position within the program.
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Penn State
Chuck Medlar
Jenkins Motors Inc Fred. Md Ad Brief
A short notice from Jenkins Motors Inc located at 9th and East Streets, Fred. Maryland. The message conveys business details in a concise street newspaper style.
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Mgr
Jenkins Motors Inc
9Th & East Sts
Fred. Md
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