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Newspaper

Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Apr 07, 1972

Page

2

Strike Plea To Kuhn To Halt Baseball Walkout

New York AP The baseball players strike enters a seventh day as Owners call on Commissioner Kuhn to intervene and end the week long walkout. Bob Short of the Rangers and Calvin Griffith of the Twins urge Kuhn to take decisive action while chief negotiators meet in a fruitless effort to end the first general strike in league history.

New York Bowie Kuhn Bob Short Texas Rangers Kuhn Washington, D.C Short Washington Texas Calvin Griffith Minnesota Twins Griffith Marvin Miller Major League Players’ Association Miller John Gaherin Dale Sparks Cincinnati Bob Hasam Howsam Frank Cashen Baltimore Orioles

Mets Name Berra Manager and Staub Acquisition

New York AP reports Yogi Berra will manage the Mets when the season starts, with Rusty Staub slated for right field after a 3-for-1 deal with Montreal Expos. The club also traded Ken Singleton Mike Jorgensen and Tom Foli, all prospects. Hodges died shortly before the announcements, prompting Berra to say he hopes to fill Hodges shoes. Staub batted .311 with 19 homers and 97 RBIs for Montreal last season.

NEW York Yogi Berra New York Mets Rusty Staub Gil Hodges Mets Berra New York Yankees Staub Montreal Expos Scheffing Hodges Associated Press Crosstown Yankees St. Louis Cardinals Casey Stengel Wes Westrum Westrum Montreal Singleton Jorgensen Foli

Erving leads Squires past Floridians in ABA playoffs

Julius Erving scored 39 as the Virginia Squires swept the Floridians 115-106 to win the East Division semifinal series in four games. He found the weak spot after initial struggles and hit outside shots as Virginia advances to face the Kentucky-New York winner in the East finals. Denver beat Indiana 112-96 to level their West semifinal at two games apiece, with Utah hosting Dallas in the other West matchup as Utah led 3-0.

Associated Press Julius Erving Erving Virginia Squires Floridians American Basketball Association Squires Utah Dallas New York Knicks Baltimore Bullets Milwaukee Bucks Golden State Warriors NBA Atlanta Boston Virginia al Bianchi Bianchi New York Kentucky Byron Beck Julius Keye Dave Robisch Denver Indiana Beck Robisch Keye Milwaukee Lucius Allen Fritz Williams Bucks Golden State Warriors Williams Allen

First Meeting of Ottawa Ladies Golf Association Set

The inaugural meeting of the Ladies Golf Association will be at Ottawa Country Club on April 11 with a 12 30 lunch and business session. Pairings listed include Cutting Peters Gilroy Warnock and others. reservations or cancellations are due by Sunday at 242 4983 or 242 3975.

Ladies Golf Association Ottawa Country Club Peters Gilroy Warnocke Earnshaw Hysom Wolgast H. Kramer Foulks Sheldon - Walker - Elder Daugharthy-Johnson J. Kramer Butler-Bowers-Crawford Read- Pickering Speer-Fredeen

Bowling Scores From AMF League Highlight Strong Scores

Readouts show top marks across multiple teams at AMF League events with high game and series figures. Notable performances include Beers 211 in Royal Lanes1, Welborn 198 and Carpenter 180 in CNO 20, and Allen 232 in Dengel & Son.

Meier Horn Baldwin Ward Heckman Royal T Lanes Welborn Fritts Machine & Garage S. Fritts O Products A McCurdy

Gals Bowling Begin Second Day of International Event

Kansas City AP Four more local squads compete in the 52 day Women s International Bowling Congress Tournament on the second day. Gold Buffet No 3 led division one with 2295 while Gold Buffet No 15 topped division two with 2197. Open division saw no action in this batch. The event, the sport s largest and richest, uses a scratch format across three divisions with a $351 305 prize and 30 000 entrants from 50 states plus Bermuda Canada Japan Puerto Rico Saudi Arabia and Finland.

Kansas City Gold Buffet Charles B. Wheeler Jr States Bermuda Canada Japan Puerto Rico Saudi Arabia Finland

Snead Shapes Masters Drama In Second Round Rally

At Augusta Sam Snead age 59 shot three under par 69 to sit one behind leader Jack Nicklaus who posted 68. Arnold Palmer opened with 70 as Snead’s encore performance revived a glamour showdown with Nicklaus and Palmer at the Masters.

Augusta Sam Snead Bill Campbell Huntington West Va Virginia Hills Jack Nicklaus Arnold Palmer Bob Jones Slammin Sammy Snead Nicklaus Sam Palmer Paul Harney Jim Simons Charles Coody Gary Player Bob Goalby George Archer Lee Trevino Glib Brian Barnes Bill Casper Julius Boros Hot Springs W.va

Off Court NBA Moves Involve Cunningham Ramsay Eight Players

Basketball figures dominated off court actions as Billy Cunningham was barred from NBA play with other leagues until 1974 after a court decision. Jack Ramsay left the 76ers for the Buffalo Braves under a three year contract. Eight college players were declared hardship cases for NBA draft eligibility, led by Princeton’s Brian Taylor and North Carolina’s Bob McAdoo. Ottawa University edged UMKC in golf, Dave Creed shot 82 and UMKC’s Bob Spaur was medalist with 79, ahead of next meet vs Washburn.

Associated Press Billy Cunningham Jack Ramsay Cunningham Philadelphia 76Ers National Basketball Association Carolina Cougars American Basketball Association Ramsay 76Ers Buffalo Braves NBA John McCarthy Brian Taylor Princeton Bob McAdoo North Carolina Mel Davis St. John’s New York Walter Kennedy Tony Delgado Siena Michael Reid California-Riverside John Tinsley Pfeiffer Philmore Westbrook College of Albermarle Elizabeth City Nic Walter Gardner Kaskaskia College Centralia Cougars 4Th U.S. Circuit Courts of Appeals Richmond U.S. Supreme Court Charley Scott ABA Virginia Squires Phoenix Suns Jim McDaniels Seattle SuperSonics Ottawa University University of Missouri At Kansas City Ottawa Country Club Bravés Dave Creed UMKC Bob Spaur Washburn University Topeka

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