NFL contract talks stall as sides clash over union demands
In Washington, the NFL Management Council charged that the players seeks a fixed percentage of gross revenues violates Taft Hartley Act while union negotiators accused owners of stalling. Neither side showed a path to compromise as July contract expiration looms and questions about governance linger.
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Upsets rule Midwest as only Missouri stays seeded in regional
AP report notes a string of upsets in the Midwest regional of the NCAA tournament. No. 5 Missouri battles Houston while Boston College meets Kansas State in St. Louis, with BC’s John Bagley leading a resilient group that has already toppled DePaul. Meanwhile Kansas State, runner up in the Big Eight, seeks another upset against the Tigers.
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Ozona picks coaches for high school football and basketball
Ozona High School will have Don Abbott from Mason as head football coach and John Curry from Van Horn as head basketball coach starting next fall. Abbott replaces Don Sessom, Curry replaces Tom Wilson, and both former coaches moved to an Ozona oil company in February.
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Bronchos rally for 6-5 win over Andrews
Odessa High Bronchos rallied to a 6-5 non-district victory over Andrews on Monday. Abel Mendoza hit a solo homer among two hits for three Bronchos with two RBI. Johnny Rodriguez and David Tavarez added two singles each as Odessa built the lead, then held off Andrews’ seventh inning push. Odessa improves to 4-6 and plans a midweek home set with Ec tor, while Andress comes to town for a weekend doubleheader and a 9 am Saturday game.
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