NFL Strike Shows Early Fractures Amid Camp Tensions
The NFL labor dispute shows first cracks as players stream into camps while talks stall. Cincinnati Bengals host a larger nonstriker turnout including Greg Cook and AJ among others, yet Cook later leaves camp. Bill Curry of the NFLPA calls for swift talks and sets a 6 to 8 week timetable if no deal emerges, signaling effort to avert season disruption.
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NFL
Cincinnati Bengals
Greg Cook
Wilmington
Ohio
Cook
Bengals
Beauchamp
Houston
Bill Curry
Layers Association
Curry
Hotton Oilers
Rosenbloom Criticizes NFLPA Freedom Demands
Rams owner Rosenbloom denounces NFL Players Association freedom demands as ruinous to football. He cites Ed Garvey and warns players who joined the World Football League acted for money. Rosenbloom says he is a “players’ man” and urges veterans to decide camp participation themselves.
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LOS Angeles
Carroll Rosenbloom
Los Angeles Rams
National Football League Players Association
Rosenbloom
Ed Garvey
NFLPA
Worl
New World Football League
Associated Press
Garvey
Baltimore Colts
Rams
Aaron Tops NL Star List as Garvey Wins Write-In
New York AP report shows Henry Aaron of Atlanta and Johnny Bench of Cincinnati each over 2.5 million votes, with Steve Garvey winning the NL first base via write-in. Aaron leads NL voting with 2,636,250. Bench 2,628,44. Rose and Wynn among top outfielders.
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Garvey
New York
Henry Aaron
Atlanta
Johnny Bench
Cincinnati
Steve Garvey
Los Angeles
Bowie Kuhn
Pittsburgh
Pete Rose
Jim Wynn
Bench
Bob Boone
Philadelphia
Tony Perez
Cinncinati
Joe Morgan
Dave Cash
Ron Cey
Mike Schmidt
No-Hitter Turns Into Oriole Loss
Oakland A's held hitless through eight innings by Baltimore rookie Wayne Garland but erupted for five runs in the ninth to tie late. Bert Campaneris and Reggie Jackson sparked the rally as Oakland fell 6-5 after a costly Sooner telecast antitrust suit filing in federal court.
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Baltimore
Oakland A's
Wayne Garland
Garland
A‘s
Dick Green
Jesus Alou
Enos Cabell
Bill North
Bert Campaneras
Sal Bandy
Gram Jackson
Oakland
Reggie Jackson
Joe Rudi
Tim Hosley
Bob Reynolds
Boller Quick Advance To Women’s Doubles Finals
Gail Quick and Nancy Boller reach the championship by defeating Jean Frey and Del Shatto 6-2 6-0 in the Remsburg Memorial women's doubles semi on Monday. The program lists Wednesday semis and Saturday finals with both divisions aiming for 2 p.m. and 2:30 p.m. respectively.
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Boller
Quick
Petenes
Gail Quick
Nancy Boller
Jean Frey
del Shatto
J. Richard Remsburg
Dick Hahn
Phil Hammond
Sue Mainhart
Karen Bachtell
Jody Tansey
Vickie Ascher
Hahn
Hammond
Milne
Hawthorne
Rice
Radcliffe
Hershey
Tozer
Three FTC Runners Qualify for Junior Olympic Nationals
Frederick Track Club members Chemise Smith Rosiland Andersen and Tina Leatherman earned spots at the Junior Olympic National Championships by winning events at the Region II Track and Field Meet at Cross Land High School. Smith set an FTC record in the 490 run, Andersen won the 100 meter hurdles, and Leatherman qualified in the 100 yard dash with 11.1 seconds, earning an all expenses paid trip to the University of Nebraska in August for the national meet sponsored by Chevrolet. Penny Johnson and Cheryl Poirier did not advance or were ineligible.
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Frederick
Cross Land High School
Chemise Smith
Christie Smallwood
Thomas Johnson High School
Rosiland Andersen
Ms. Andersen
Tina Leatherman
Michigan
Penny Johnson
M’s Smith
M’s Leatherman
Cheryl Poirier
Jatanna
FTC
University of Nebraska
Chevrolet Motor Company
Royals Edge Red Sox in 3-2 win Monday night
Kansas City Royals defeated the Boston Red Sox 3-2 as a three run second inning turned the tide. Key hits included a two run double by Brett and a two out rally starting with Tony Solaita’s walk. Fran Healy doubled Solaita home while Amos Otis capped the inning.
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Kansas City
Brett
Kansas City Royals
Boston Red Sox
Royals
Reggie Cleveland
Tony Solaita
Fran Healy
Solaita
Frank White
Vada Pinson
Cookie Rojas
Amos Otis
Carl Yastrzemski
Nelson Briles
Boston
Red Sox
Astros
Ellis
Greg Gross
Bob Watson
Pirates
Dave Roberts
Manny Sanguillen
Frank Taveras
Jennings Tops WFL in Historic 107 Yard Rush
Jennings became the first player in World Football League history to rush for over 100 yards in a game. The Rutgers rookie carried 22 times for 107 yards and a touchdown in Memphis Southmen's 33-15 win over Detroit. He was among leaders in rushing and also caught four passes for 33 yards.
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Newport Beach
Kermit Johnson
California Sun
Tommy Durrance
Jacksomaire Sharks
Jennings
The
WEE
James Scott
Chicago
Baseball scores and schedule fragment with multiple games
A fragment listing results and upcoming games across leagues with teams such as Cleveland Baltimore Oakland Kansas City Boston Minnesota Milwaukee Detroit Chicago Pittsburgh Houston Cincinnati St Louis Atlanta Los Angeles Philadelphia San Diego New York and San Francisco. Players Holtzman Figueroa Peterson Clyde Lee Busby Wright Decker Lolich Kaat Dierker Rooker Guillet Reino Sutton Ruthven Seaver Barr are noted with win loss records and matchups in a dense schedule listing.
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California
Cleveland
Oakland
Baltimore
Kansas City
Boston
Minnesota
Milwaukee
Chicago
Detroit
Holtzman
Alexander
Figueroa
Peterson
Texas
Clyde
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Medich
Lee
Busby
Wright
Decker
Lolich
Kaat
Hooton
Atlanta
Harrison
Houston
Dierker
Pittsburgh
Rooker
Cincinnati
Guillet
Louis
Forsch
Curtis
Montreal
Reino
Los Angeles
Sutton
Philadelphia
Ruthven
San Diego
Greif
Seaver
San Francisco
Barr
Philaphia
St. Louis
Monreal
New York H
New York Bear
Cincinmati
Chicago Texas
San Fran
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George Allen
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Chris Milne
Tom Hawthorne
Bill Ut Sr
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Bill Tozer
Bob Turner
Bob Clapp
Lloyd Rice
Bud Radcliffe
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Steve Arim
Bobby Valentine
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Letrin LaGrow
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Carlo Ma
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Chicago Cubs
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Ead
Steve Swisher
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Ralph Garr
Adama
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