Further NFL talks collapse as meetings end without progress
In Washington the NFL talks broke off after a 16 minute session with no proposals from either side. NFL owners claim an impasse over core issues and say mediation will continue only if new proposals emerge. NFLPA says talks stalled over freedom and roster matters and vows to press for refunds on Hall of Fame Game tickets if games are canceled.
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Tom and Rays Win Pizza Villa Tournament Title
Tom and Rays captured the double elimination Pizza Villa Invitational at Pinecuiff and Fort Detrick, defeating Girads 11-8 to claim the title. The Damascus team finished third. Buduemer of Frederick and Jerrells from Richmond placed fourth in the 24-team event.
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Petition To Bar Public Stadium Faces City Vote
Baltimore residents may vote on a proposed ban on a publicly financed stadium complex after City Comptroller Hyman Pressman presented a petition with 11 837 signatures. State constitution requires 20 percent of registered voters or 10 000 signatures to trigger a ballot. Signatures will be checked for authenticity before ballot placement if the amendment is approved.
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East Frederick Defends District Title Hope With Big Innings
East Frederick rallied with five runs in the third and four in the fourth to topple the opponent. Kevin Grossnickle took the loss after three innings, yielding ten runs on eight hits and four walks. Mike Wood pitched three innings of relief, allowing one run on two hits and striking out three. East Frederick was the defending District champion.
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Brunswick Midgets Hold First Registration for League
The Brunswick Midgets Football League opens registration at Coaches Drive In on July 27 from 9 to 11 in the morning and 6 to 6 in the evening. Birth certificates are required and a five dollar fee applies. Players must be nine by Sept 15 and cannot be over 13 after Sept 15. Additional registrations on August 3 and August 10.
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Robinson Still Eyeing 3000 Hits And 21st Season
Baltimore star Frank Robinson, aging but productive, discusses extending his career to reach 3,000 hits and possibly chase Willie Mays for third in career homers. He notes designated hitter duties keep him strong, but hints next season could be his last if goals are not met. He also reflects on 1966 as career peak and plans to manage in Puerto Rico next winter.
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Morgan State athletic director Earl Banks recovers after heart attack
Appointed Baltimore AP report: Earl Banks, athletic director at Morgan State and former longtime football coach, is recuperating after a slight heart attack. A Providence Hospital spokesman said Banks, admitted last Tuesday, was moved from ICU and is in satisfactory condition.
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Brunswick dominates Emmitsburg in District opener 15-1
Ridgeway caps five run sixth with a three run homer as Brunswick blasts Emmitsburg 15-1 in the District Little League opener. McLane allows one run over five with eight strikeouts. Wivell homers for Emmitsburg. Omdorff Foltz Potts and Rilend lead Brunswick with multi hit days. Brunswick advances to face American in Frederick Wednesday at 6 p.m.
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Pepco Defeats Minnicks in Ninth Inning Rally
Pepco scored four runs in the top of the ninth to beat league leader Minnicks 10 to 8 in MSL action. Mt. Airy swept Giants with 11-1 and 15-7 wins as Minnicks maintains first place at 1-3. Pepco rises to 8-9. Ed Brakus and Al Johnson drove in two runs, while Keith McCrea homered twice for Minnicks. Steve Pope, released by the Orioles, starred for Mt. Airy with three hits in game one and a grand slam in game two, backed by Bill Seidling and Spike Jones key hits.
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Dover Downs heavy meet halts as 1974 program canceled
The second half of Dover Downs' 1974 thoroughbred meeting, set to start November 15, is canceled due to economic woes and uncertain harness racing prospects. Dennis McGlynn, track public relations director, cited financial strain and an unclear future for the track’s racing schedule. The article lists surrounding farm and local business activity amid the disruption.
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Unclear OCR results list many names and items
Fragmented text lists numerous proper nouns and fragments such as Lecky frewen Jap Eeown Twig ... and various parenthetical annotations. The readable content is insufficient to determine a coherent event, outcome, or clear persons and organizations to summarize into a news item.
Colts Waive Five Rookies Amid AFL Picket Line
Baltimore Colts cut five rookies including 16th round choice Dave Morgavage and Moses Rose among others after failed physicals. Veterans, joined by eight NFLPA pickets, staged a brief protest at the McDonagh School site as rookies held Monday drills under coach Howard Schnellenberger.
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Vet Joins Redskins in Carlisle Camp
Mike Hancock, a 1973 rookie tight end used mainly on special teams, reported to the Washington Redskins training camp at Dickinson College in Carlisle, joining 57 rookies and free agents. No veterans were on site yet, though 15 veterans led by Bill Kilmer and Charley Taylor walked the picket line in support of the NFLPA.
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