Finley blasts Kuhn after order on sold players
Oakland owner Charles Finley condemns Commissioner Bowie Kuhn’s move to void the sale of Vida Blue Rollie Fingers and Joe Rudi. Finley, in Chicago, vows to pursue a federal suit and says the use of the players will depend on the suit’s outcome.
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Yankees edge Indians in nine after perfect start ends
Doyle Alexander carried seven perfect innings before a ninth inning rally by the Yankees, who beat the Indians 6 5 as Mickey Hivers delivered the game winning infield hit with two out and bases loaded. Rico Carty homered for Cleveland in the ninth to cap their comeback.
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Buddy Bell
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Jim Kern
Lou Piniella
Rivers
Larvell Blanks
Shipley Returns as Falcons Head Coach for Preseason
Dick Shipley, back at Frederick High as Falcons head coach from 1968 to 1972, led a 40 player preseason session. He emphasized discipline and team unity while detailing his quiet approach and plans to sharpen basics before July practice. His wife Norie noted he has mellowed with age.
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Shipley returns to Falcons brings offense minded shift
Former Falcons coach Shipley explains his return means working with younger players and applying new offensive and defensive concepts learned since 1972. He recalls Maryland days under Jim Tatum and reflects on evolving football theories and playbooks from his Chambersburg tenure with ties to Ron Waller.
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Ashe advances to last 16 amid heat and scheduling unrest at Wimbledon
Arthur Ashe defeats Mark Edmondson to reach the fourth round as heat sweeps center court and fans faint. New referee Fred Hoyles faces player discontent over scheduling while stars like Connors push for clearer play orders and less chaotic competition.
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