Baseball hearing opens with autographs and fan judge
National Labor Relations Board hearings on baseball open with humorous exchanges as judge Melvin Welles, a fan, accepts autographs from Mark Belanger and Bob Boone. The case tests whether management has bargained in bad faith by resisting full financial disclosure amid a 26 day strike with 324 games lost.
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National Labor Relations Board
Major League Baseball
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Bob Boone
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David Silberman
Louis Haynes
Rochester
N.Y
Henry Werker
Sugar Ray Leonard aims to be remembered as a fighter
The piece profiles Sugar Ray Leonard balancing fame and boxing skill. It notes his name dominance beyond the ring, his media roles with CBS and HBO, future TV projects, and a forthcoming Sept. 16 rematch with Thomas Hearns for the welterweight title. It highlights Mike Trainer’s view of Leonard as celebrity first, fighter second, and Leonard’s desire to be remembered for his boxing.
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Sugar Ray — Robinson
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Sugar Ray
Mr. Robinson
Ray Charles Leonard
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Washington
Franklin Sporting Goods
Thomas Hearns
Roberto Duran
Duran
Wilfred Benitez
Ayub Kalule
World Boxing Association
Kalule
Hearns
Ray
Robinson
McEnroe Family Defends Teen Tennis Prodigy Image
Special Correspondent recalls John McEnroe Sr and Kay raising a gifted son born February 16 1959 in Wiesbaden Germany. They defend his youth discipline and privacy while detailing his fierce drive to win and clashes with All England Club and press as he rose to Wimbledon fame and Davis Cup fame.
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Mac the Strife
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New York Times
Kennedy International Airport
Ellenberger case goes to jury for decision
Former University of New Mexico basketball coach Norm Ellenberger faces 22 counts of fraud and making false public vouchers after five days of testimony. Jurors deliberated briefly and were sent home. more deliberations set for today. The indictment arose from the Lobo program recruiting scandal that led to his firing in 1979-80.
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University of New Mexico
Norm Ellenberger
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