Baseball Strike Expands As Sides Meet On Opposite Coasts
In the seventh week of the walkout, major league players and club owners meet separately on the coasts. Marvin Miller plans a Los Angeles regional meeting after briefing the union executive board, while Ray Grebey leads the owners in New York for a status update. No further talks are scheduled, and a weekend chance for negotiation seems unlikely. About 25 to 30 nonboard players attended Miller’s briefing.
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Union chief cites info gaps in baseball free agent talks
Miller charged a news blackout worsened by four days in Washington and criticized the process as a catastrophe for the union. He noted limited progress, contrasted with a long standing dispute over compensation for teams losing free agent players in baseball’s re entry draft, detailing proposed protections and a $150,000 payment rule.
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Babe Ruth district final hinges on late games at Orris Cox Field
Osawatomie leads Emporia 4 0 at Orris Cox Field bottom third as district finals unfold. Ottawa undefeated may require a second game tonight if it loses. District action, stats, pitching rules impact eligibility, and admission priced at 1.50 for adults and 1 for students.
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Adult Softball Roundup by Lon Flippo
Week of games featured 40 played events with upsets and high scoring. Duke Mig upset Ottawa Sheet Metal 9 8 as Pat Reed collected three hits while Wayne Duderstadt and Dennis Katzer led Ottawa Jaycees in two wins 9 4 and 7 1.
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Ottawa swimmers shine at Missouri Valley meet
Ottawa notables led by Scott Davidson aged 10 and under and Chris Brewer in the 50 breast claim victories at the Missouri Valley District 11 Championship held at Clay Platte Y in Kansas City. Kathy Hughes, Herington teacher and coach, contributes for state title bound fast-pitch team, with other Ottawa swimmers and local participants listed among event results and club standings.
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Possible 1981 Baseball Season Formats Amid Strike
AP Sports Writer discusses potential resumed season formats as baseball faces a strike. Proposals include a split season with half-season leaders meeting in a mini-series, or expanding postseason qualifiers. Key voices include Bowie Kuhn staff, Al Rosen of Houston, Al Thornwell of Atlanta, and Eddie Einhorn of Chicago White Sox, noting unsettled free agent disputes and uncertain start dates.
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