Player Owner Crisis In NFL Grows Worse
CHICAGO AP National Football League owners sounded the alarm Monday night as Art Modell announced a long and disastrous strike looms and called for a full meeting of owners in Chicago. The dispute centers on player pensions with the 1970 deadline looming and the All-Star Game in Chicago at risk if camps are delayed. Modell says 21 player demands have been granted but the union insists pension terms remain unsettled amid merger uncertainties. He declines to label the players’ stance a strike, calling it an impasse.
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City Scores Quick-Run Softball Slugfest Across League
Readable box score style shows First Methodist overpowering Trinity Methodists and Nazarenes in a high scoring frame with standout hitters from multiple teams. Detailed line scores include individual totals and team sums across NAZARENE, SACRED HEART, Junior League Orioles, Yankees, Athletics, Indians, Tigers, Weitesox, and Industrial League bouts.
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Jan Lancaster
Dick Lilly
Lunger
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Brown
Wieto
Satterlee
Welton
Hollinger
Wallace
Davis
R. Braker
Burgess
I. Braker
Campbell
Makeup Softball Game Set Between FC and Westminster
The Men's Softball League schedules a makeup game between First Christian and Westminster at 7 p.m. on Thursday at the league field.
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Olympic Village Buildings Near Completion in Mexico City
Mexico City organizers expect to receive all Olympic Village buildings from the National Bank of Works and Public Services before July 31. Six buildings are already finished as the Olympics approach in October. Canada will field 150 athletes and 30 officials for Mexico City, with three travel sections beginning Sept. 14, Sept. 22, and Sept. 28.
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Bowling Scores In Summer League Matchups
Summer Monday Ladies and other teams posted scores with top figures from High 10-30 A to 30 J and leg totals. Notable entries include Spatz 177-468 for two games, Reddick 132 high, Reed 338, Fritts 147-368 and 417 for Slow Porkes and Gutterballs both forfeiting.
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Casper Puts Mystery In British Open
Casper shocks Carnoustie with bold opening to the 1968 British Open. The San Diego pro, a late convert to Mormonism, says his course sense and superb putting may make him a top contender as Nicklaus and the field watch. He arrives without practice rounds yet is among early favorites.
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All-Star Game Mound Duel Set at Astrodome
AL managers Dick Williams and NL skipper Red Schoendienst forecast a pitchers duel in the 29th All-Star Game at the Astrodome with Don Drysdale starting for the senior circuit. The NL holds a 20-17 series edge and the game starts at 815 PM CDT under a roofed, turf-field setting.
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Princeton Softball Tourney Opens Wednesday at Garst Field
The annual Men’s Softball Tournament at Garst Field in Princeton kicks off Wednesday night with two first round games Garnett vs Williamsburg at 7 p.m. and Harris vs Princeton No 1E to follow. Thursday features Princeton No 1 vs Farm Bureau at 7 and Richmond vs Bush City at 9 with semifinals Friday and finals Saturday. Sponsored by the Princeton Recreation Commission donations at gate.
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Chiefs Open Camp With Most Spots Wide Open
Kansas City faces the most open positions in five years as rookie camp starts in Liberty Missouri. Coach Hank Stram tracks eight question marks across defense and offense, hoping rookies taxi squad grads and trades like Wendell Hayes and Goldie Sellers boost depth and regain the AFL title.
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Ottawa junior vault champion at district Junior Olympics
Bruce Whitacre of Ottawa won the Junior Division pole vault at Southwest High in Kansas City with a vault of 10-6. Ottawan Steve Hanes finished second, trailing Whitacre in the district competition held Saturday.
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Kansas City
Southwest High
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