Make-Up Pay Delays Baseball Season Return
New York AP report on a baseball strike over make-up salaries as players and owners remain deadlocked after a pension settlement. The dispute centers on pay for lost games and whether doubleheaders or single games best protect player earnings, with ongoing meetings and no immediate resolution.
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NEW York
Marvin Miller
Major League Baseball Players Association
John Gaherin
Mr. Miller
San Diego
Buzzie Bavasi
The
Padres
Bob Barton
Bavasi
Miller
Hall of Famer Max Carey Puts Faith in Pensions
Hall of Fame outfielder Max Carey 82 of Miami Beach relies on a $200 monthly Social Security check as MLB players strike for pensions. Carey, once NL stolen-base king and 10-time leader, says the players union should help living Hall of Famers. He laments no pension from baseball and dreams up ways to earn extra income.
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Miami Beach
Carey
Max
Forbes Field
Pittsburgh
Ebbets Field
Brooklyn
Hall of Fame
Cooperstown
N.Y
OHS Tops Gardner In Tennis Action
The Ottawa High tennis team defeated Gardner 6-2 on Forest Park Courts. Singles winners were Fred Brown, Stewart Johnson, Eugene OE, Stan Adel, and Darrell Bartlett. Brown/J ohnson won the doubles 8-4. Gardner’s Geiss/Rothfuss led 8-8 before the match was tied. invitational meet set for Thursday with several schools.
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Ottawa High Tennis Crew
Netters
Gardner
Forest Park Courts
Fred Brown
del Dolisi
Stewart Johnson
Gary Lindsey
Eugene OE
John Lewis
Brown
Johnson
Dolisi
Lewis
David Geiss
Rothfuss
Alex Blodgett
Lindsey
Cyclops
Fort Scott
Wamego
de Soto
Washburn Rural
Baldwin
Paola
Forest Park
Ohs
OU Baseball Twinbill Canceled by Muddy Field at OU-Tarkio
Muddy field conditions forced the Ottawa University at Tarkio College baseball doubleheader at Orlis Cox Field to be canceled this afternoon. The Braves and Owls will try again Sunday at 1 p.m. OU’s next game is a Saturday twinbill at Baker in Baldwin.
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Bill Boucek
Ottawa University
Wichita
Boucek
State
Ottawa University-Tarkio College
Orlis Cox Field
Braves
Owls
Baker
Baldwin
Bruins Edge Maple Leafs In Playoff Thriller
The Boston Bruins won 3-2 against Toronto to clinch a 4-1 series lead and advance toward a semifinal against the St. Louis-Minnesota winner. Ken Hodge scored the deciding goal as Boston held off a late Leafs rally.
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Minnesota
St. Louis
Montreal
New York
North Stars
Rangers
Ken Hodge
Leafs
Hodge
Toronto
Bernie Parent
Jim McKenny
Bruins
Fred Stanfield
Bobby Orr
John McKenzie
Boston
Norm Altman
Jimmy Roberts
Ed Giacomin
Roberts
Vic Hadfield
Frank Mahovlich
Black Hawks Press for Voice in Stick Rule Change
Chicago Black Hawks protest NHL stick curvature rules arguing players must have a say in equipment changes. Alan Eagleson led a vote showing Hawks favor strike action unless players are consulted. Bruins opposed strike and backed criticizing owners for the playoff stick check system.
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Chicago
Chicago Black Hawks
Hawks
Alan Eagles
Eagleson
Players’ Association
Pat Stapleton
Pittsburgh
NHL
Dennis Hull
Toronto
Boston Bruins
Toronto Maple Leafs
Bruins
Oh Well An Ace Is An Ace
Bob Werner advertising manager of the Great Bend Tribune hit a tee shot at Petroleum Country Club in Great Bend Kansas on the 157 yard third hole. The ball didn t go in the hole but fell into an alternate cup about 25 yards to the right of the hole where the flagstick stood.
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Great Bend
Kan
Bob Werner
Petroleum Country Club
Werner
Great Bend Tribune
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Mets
Cubs
Masters Ahmad
Pabst
Interstate Securities Ee
GiLl Oil & Recapping
RFD
Ottawa
Maupin Tour
Kansas
Kansas City
Canadian Rockies
Eastern
Canada
Lawrence
Northwest Adventure
Gaspe
French Canada
Nassau
Mexico
Maupintour _travel service
Maupintour Travel Service
Massachusetts Street
Associated Press
Montreal Canadiens
Canadiens
New York Zone
Giacomin
Mahovlich
J. P. Parise
Jude Drouin
Parise
St. Louis Blue Line
Jacques Caron
Drouin
Bill Goldsworthy
Black Hawks
E. Wilson
United States
U.S
Campbell
Building Products, Inc Advertising Dept
P.O
Des Moines
Kerry Reardon
SUN
Warren Mover
K.C
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