Miller Leads Baseball Talks To Avert Delayed Spring Training
Marvin Miller and major league owners pushed talks on a new contract as spring training teeters on delay. The dispute centers on the reserve clause and free agency methods while Miller tours six cities to update players and press for a broader basic agreement on working conditions and salaries.
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Pearson tops NASCAR standings with Daytona 500 win
David Pearson leads the Grand National standings after winning his second race of the season at Daytona Beach. He survived a last lap crash with Richard Petty, claimed his 88th career Grand National victory in the $350,000 Daytona 500, and holds a substantial points lead as Petty and others chase.
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Various college basketball scores from Associated Press brief
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Indiana Edges Purdue 74 71 in Big Ten Clash
Top ranked Indiana rallied from an 11 point first half deficit to beat Purdue 74 71 in Big Ten basketball action. All American Scott May scored 26 points as Indiana overcame early foul trouble from its starters.
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Duquesne runners chase Olympic berths amid hardship
Marty Sudzina, 24, unemployed and living in Duquesne, runs 30 miles daily to reach the U S team while Greg Fredericks, 25, Penn State record holder, trains after auto parts work. Both push through snow and slush seeking Olympic selection as sacrifice dominates their paths.
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Olympic Dreams and Trials Among runners Sudzina Fredericks
Sudzina and Fredericks, each about 5 foot 10 and 130 pounds, pursue the Olympic trials after lean diets of lasagna and donuts. Sudzina, with a Boston Marathon 1974 finish and fifth at Culver City, eyes an Oregon trials berth, while Fredericks recalls NCAA clashes with Prefontaine and a Phil a delphia Pioneer link as he trains for April and May meets.
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Pro roundup Teesday's Games
The schedule lists matchups on Tuesday featuring the New York Rangers versus the New York Islanders, Philadelphia facing Vancouver, Kansas City clashing with Pittsburgh, and Minnesota playing at Los Angeles.
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Mayer advances amid Connors potential withdrawal from indoor open
Alex Mayer as No.4 seed wins 7-5 6-2 over Tom Kreiss to reach the second round at the National Indoor Open in Salisbury. Top seed Jimmy Connors may miss action after reportedly being bedridden in New York. doctor evaluation planned before a decision on play.
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TJ Girls Finish 18-0 Season with Cadet Win
TJ girls steamroll Frederick 54 34 to close regular season 18 0 for the year. Linda Jerome scores 30, Kathy Crum 12, Cheryl Weller Connie Hall and Cindy Jackson four each. Frederick’s Kim Proctor and Liz Hedstrom score in double digits. Junior varsity TJ wins 48 33 as Wendy Worthington adds 11.
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Linganore Forces Class C Playoff With Middletown Victory
Linganore defeats Middletown 48 to 47 in girls basketball as Linganore lead changes late and blocks a potential Middletown buzzer beater. Lisa Lowman scores 25 for Linganore while Siobhan McCormick adds 12 and Pam Sweander 7. Middletown’s Bonnie Phillips leads with 14 and Barb Stultz adds 12. The two teams enter a neutral-site playoff Wednesday for the county Class C title.
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FSK tops Walkersville 37 36 in girls basketball thriller
Key defeats Walkersville 37 to 36 led by Kim Bankert with 15 points. Walkersville’s Brenda Main scores 14 as the regular varsity season ends at 11 7. JV win 20 13 with Michelle Nuse scoring six for Key. NHL Toronto 5 Washington 1.
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Brunswick girls top Catoctin 47 31 in Monday action
Brunswick defeated Catoctin 47 31 as Erin Koogle led with 21 points and Ruthie Morris added eight. Debbie Winn and Diane Garrett contributed, while Catoctin’s Dodie Martin scored 13. Brunswick improves to 7 5 and also won the junior varsity 26 22.
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