Baseball Strike Deadline Near As 24 Players Meet
In Dallas a group of 24 major league player representatives and their executive director Marvin Miller prepared to decide whether to strike as the players seek added pension payments of about 1.2 million dollars. Owners have made a written offer to continue negotiations, with commissioner Bowie Kuhn optimistic a settlement can be reached without a strike.
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Weather delays test Norwalk golf team before season
Norwalk coach Robert Gullett faces cold rounds and unrolled greens as his players prepare for a 14 meet schedule. Bill Albright and George Manyak are definite starters with junior and sophomore contenders vying for limited spots. Upper Sandusky opens the schedule as the defending league champion with a busy April and May slate ahead.
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Campanella In Critical Condition At Grassland Hospital
Roy Campanella 50 year old Hall of Fame catcher is listed in critical condition at Grassland Hospital after being admitted in an unconscious state at 4 15 p m Thursday. Doctors report he regained consciousness but remains in ICU and say daily bulletins will be issued.
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Campanella’s Dodgers era shines with MVPs and World Series glory
Campanella joined the Dodgers in 1948 after scouting by Clyde Sukeforth and signing through Branch Rickey. He became a star catcher through 1957, securing three MVP awards in 1951 1953 and 1955, posting key seasons of .325 33 108 in 1951, .312 41 142 in 1953, and .318 32 107 in 1955. He sparked the Dodgers’ 1955 World Series win with the first run in the 2 0 seventh game against the Yankees.
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Lakers Trim Ailing Bulls Lead Series 2 0
The Lakers defeated the Bulls 131 124 in a Western Conference semifinal, despite Chicago shooting 60 percent. Bulls star Bob Love left with a sprained ankle and Chet Walker battled a sore thigh as Tom Boerwinkle hurt a knee.
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Johnson dismisses spring training as waste in Tucson remarks
Cleveland outfielder Alex Johnson calls spring training largely unnecessary as he preps for a long season. He says winter ball left him ready and he aims to start strong and stay on top, adjusting at bat as needed. Ken Holtzman pitched seven innings for Oakland in a 6-5 exhibition win over Cleveland. Del Unser collected five hits for Cleveland. Joe Rudi homered for Oakland. The Indians face the Chicago Cubs in New Orleans next.
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Willard flashs potential seen with 13 lettermen
Willard track coach Terry Adams previews a stronger season with 13 lettermen and 60 boys in training He expects better dual meet depth though acknowledges the league is strong and the team will be inexperienced Senior Dave Coe leads the class and notes the outlook
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Adams Leads Hurdles to Strong NOL Track Preview
Letterman and sprinters headline Upper Sandusky prep for NOL title defense as Randy Moore and Mark Shininger pace a group aiming to lower hurdles and 100 time marks. Team hopes hinge on four key events with a busy April May schedule and regional rivals, notably Upper Sandusky and Shelby.
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