New Offer In Baseball Talks
New York AP reports baseball player representatives meet to discuss a new pension offer amid the first general strike delaying the season. Owners split over back pay, with Marvin Miller labeling the issue a roadblock while Charles Finley and others push for compromise and pay for full 162 games if played. The latest offer totals 400,000 for pension plus 490,000 previously earmarked for health care.
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New York
Major League Baseball
Miller
Charles O. Finley
Oakland A's
Finley
Baseball Strike Costs Players And Owners Big Losses
The 11th day of the baseball strike shows players lose salaries for each day off, with minimums and stars listed. Averages worsen from $95.15 daily for $17,500 salaries to $1,098.90 daily for $200,000 incomes, while owners tally about $2.3 million from 46 canceled games plus NBC losses. Finley cites at least $250,000 so far.
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New York
al Kaline
Willie Mays
Henry Aaron
NBC
Charles C. Finley
Oakland A's
John Gaherin
Hardliners Named In Baseball Strike Settlement Clash
St Louis Cardinals owner August Busch Jr. and four other hard line owners challenge efforts to settle the baseball strike. Marvin Miller of the MLB Players Association cites Francis Dale Donald Grant and Ewing Kauffman as hardliners, says the latest offer to boost the pension fund is incredible and would leave players unpaid for extra games. The fifth owner was not named.
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Players Association
Marvin Miller
The
Players’ Association
Miller
John Gaherin
Washington
J. Curtis Counts
Federal Mediation Service
ST. Louis
August A. Busch Jr
St. Louis Cardinals
Major League Players Association
Francis Dale
Cincinnati
Donald Grant
New York Mets
Ewing Kauffman
Kansas City Royals
St. Louis Globe-Democrat
WU Golf Teams Dominate Ottawa 15-0 in Topeka
Washburn University cruised past Ottawa University 15-0 at Shawnee Country Club in Topeka. Lou Rapalino led with 71, as Washburn improves to 4-0 this spring. Paul Shuman led Ottawa with 85 and others posted 86 to 95. Next match is College of Emporia at Emporia.
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Washburn University
Ottawa University
Topeka
Shawnee Country Club
Lou Rapalino
Ichabods
Paul Shuman
Ottawa
Dave Creed
Dana Schirer
Tom Evans
Don Cambridge
Braves
College of Emporia
Emporia
Ottawa Country Club
Cyclones
Bonner Springs
Paola
de Soto
Osawatomie
Bonner
Steve Anthony
B.J. Boucek
Paul Byrd
Doug Kramer
Mike Moline
Eldon Roed
Rocky Holland
OHS
Turner and
Olathe
Bowling Scores From Monday and Thursday Leagues
Bowling scores show multiple leagues with high games and series. Players like Pedrow L Cox Homerickhouse Ransom and June Shenk post top totals across 10 30 start times with series ranging from 400s to 500s and several team names including MONDAY NIGHT SOCIAL LEAGUE and LEMASTER AERIAL.
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Wizards
Pedrow
Fantastic Four
L. Cox
Thursday Knights
Homerickhouse
LUCKY
Trober
Turner
C. Fritts
Ransom
Ding Dongs
Wolgast
W. Stambaugh
K. Ledom
B. Stambaugh
June Shenk
Weems
Nitcher's
Heckman
Ottawa Bowl
Wallace
Franklin Savings
Carlson
ILGWU
Everson
Everhart
Ottawa Bus Service
M. L. Burgoon
Osburn
Nat‘l. Bank
McDaniels
Spears
NCAA selects 28 players for Olympic development camp
Kansas City AP reports the NCAA named 28 players to oppose at the U S Olympic development camp to be held June 12 at the Air Force Academy. Names include Walton Brewer Kunnett Jones and others from Missouri Auburn Maryland UCLA Texas and more across five conferences.
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Kansas City
National Collegiate Athletic Association
Air Force Academy
John Brown
Missouri
Jim Retseck
Auburn
Tom McMillan
Maryland
Marvin Barnes
Providence
Mike Bantom
St. Joseph’s
Chuck Terry
California State
Long Beach
Kermit Washington
American University
Keith Wilkes
Ucla
Jim Brewer
Minnesota
Bill Walton
Danny Traylor
South Carolina
Len Kosmalski
Tennessee
Luke Witte
Ohio State
Kevin Kunnert
Iowa
Tom Burleson
North Carolina State
Dwight Jones
Houston
Roy Ebron
Southwest Louisiana State
Mike Stewart
Santa Clara
Doug Collins
Ilinois State
Tony Miller
Florida
Ed Ratleff
Kevin Joyce
Barry Parkhill
Virginia
Harry Rogers
St. Louis University
Don Buse
Evansville
Allan Hornyak
Tom Kivisto
Kansas
Scott Martin
Oklahoma
City Scores Volleyball Highlights In Divisions
Girls division results show Nazarene over F. Bapt while Cal Baptist beats Foursquare. Wesleyan defeats Cal Baptist as Faith Sible topples Nazarene. North Baptist defeats Hospital and Foursquare beats F.U. Methodist. Westminster beats Assembly while F. Baptist bests West minister. Assembly defeats Wesleyan. F.U. Methodist over Foursquare. Westminster tops Faith Bible. F Baptist defeats Nazarene. Baptist. Trinity U. Methodist defeats North Baptist.
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Nazarene
F. Bapt
Cal. Baptist
Foursquare Women’s Wesleyan
Cal. Baptist Faith Sible
Nazarene N. Baptist
Hospital Foursquare
F.U. Methodist Westminster
Assembly F. Baptist
Westminster Men‘s Assembly
Wesleyan F.U. Meth
Foursquare Westminster
Faith Bible F. Baptist
Nazarene F. Baptist
Trinity U. Meth
N. Baptist
Unsung Cager LaRue Martin Tops NBA Draft Picks
New York AP reports LaRue Martin, a Loyola of Chicago center, became the top NBA draft pick amid questions about his modest pocket money. Portland Trail Blazers focus on his rebounding to justify the No 1 selection while competing teams weigh offers, with Martin noting his future earnings hinge on his agent Arthur Morse.
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New York
National Basketball Association
LaRue Martin
Loyola of Chicago
Portland Trail Blazers
Morse
Martin
Arthur Morse
Chicago
Trail Blazers
America
Portland
NBA
Bill Walton
UCLA
Jim Chones
Marquette
Dallas Chaparrals
American Basketball Associ
Ation
Dallas
Loyola
Bob McAdoo
North Carolina
Buffalo Braves
Virginia Squires
ABA
NCAA probation hits Samford and Livingston for violations
The NCAA placed Samford University and Livingston University on one year probation for athletic violations. Samford was cited for using three ineligible players in last year’s Amos Alonzo Stagg Bowl and for illegally canceling financial aid to two basketball players.
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Kansas City
National Collegiate Athletic Association
Samford University of Birmingham
Ala
Livingston University of Livingston
Samford
Amos Alonzo
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Ena
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Galton
Cheney
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Interstate Securities Company
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