Idle Talk Snags Baseball Labor Meeting With No Progress
Negotiators in the baseball labor dispute met briefly in New York but made no progress toward a settlement that could trigger a players strike by next Wednesday. Marvin Miller said the session was one of the league's traditional non meetings as talks stalled and a judge ruling looms in Rochester.
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NEW York
Marvin Miller
Major League Players Association
Kenneth Moffett
Miller
Moffett
Ray Grebey
PRC
Grebey
Peter Rose
Donald Fehr
Chicago White Sox
Lamar Johnson
Jim Morrison
Greg Pryor
Lee MacPhail
Louis Haynes
James Garner
Chub Feeney
National League
U.S
Henry Werker
Werker
Rochester
National Labor Relations Board
NLRB
Templeton Tests Cards Patience in St Louis
St Louis manager Whitey Herzog faced a wave of discord as Garry Templeton fueled trade rumors and asked for an afternoon off amid a batting slump. Templeton, 25, dropped from first in the order to track a revival while Mike Ramsey's injury left the club thin at infield. Herzog ruled out a Templeton trade despite renewed calls from critics.
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ST. Louis
Reggie Jackson
New York Yankees
Garry Templeton
St. Louis Cardinals
Templeton
Whitey Herzog
Cards
Herzog
Mike Ramsey
Ramsey
Cardinals
Brewers Rally Prevails Over Royals 6-2 Behind Haas
Milwaukee defeats Kansas City 6-2 as Robin Yount opens with a leadoff triple and Ben Oglivie adds a two run double in an eighth inning surge. Moose Haas holds the Royals to two runs, while Amos Otis belatedly homers for KC.
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Kansas City, Mo
Robin Yount
Ben Oglivie
Milwaukee Brewers
Kansas City Royals
Moose Haas
Brewers
New York
Baltimore
Don Money
Yount
Gorman Thomas
George Brett
Brett
Ted Simmons
Larry Gura
Oglivie
Money
Willie Aikens
Kansas City
Amos Otis
Haas
City Schedule O.R.C. City Schedule Week of June 8 1981
Ottawa sports schedule lists softball baseball and tennis across the week. Mon soft no games Ottawa night at Royals Stadium. Tue AAA league games Forest Park 6:30 free agents vs LVA 7:30 Pow Wow vs Mark IV. Wed all leagues play at various diamonds. Thu A League 6:00 Queen’s Carry-Out vs Moorman’s etc. Fri church leagues and multiple diamond pairings. Sat and Sun tournaments at Forest Park and Cox Field with Mark IV and Beta Sigma Phi events. Also lists girls softball Mon June 6 night at Royals Stadium and a full slate of swimming golf and city band activities with practice times and contact numbers.
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Forest Park
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Pow Wow
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Alets Motors
Budge’s
Cozy Corner
Century
Weecowee
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Typos
Smith Family
Peek's
Our Own Hardware
the Pub
Commodore Homes
Gorton Painting
Queen's Carry
Moorman’s
Sunrise Suzuki
J&j Automotive
Ottawa Truck
Briscoe Drugs
Havens Steel
Bombers
First Baptist
Knights of Columbus
Nazarene
Ottawa Bible
Assembly of God B
C.R.C.C
Assembly of God A
Community Foursquare
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Westminster
Assembly of Good
Assembly of God
H.D. Lee
Peek’s
Lazy L
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Dairy Queen
Green Acres
Dengal’s
Foundation Fixers
Rantoul
Dengel’s
First National Bank
Budge’s Sports Center
Peoples National Bank
Cox Field
Clark Carey
Beta Sigma Phi
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Tigers
Orioles
Athletics
Twins
White Sox
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Yankees
Mets
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City Scores in Women's Red League Basketball Action
Box scores show PEOPLES-12 Dixon Higdon McKenny Higdon Peusser Williams Kaub White Nickelson 4000 Kaub F 4 0 1 totals 42 12 24. 1ST NATIONAL-5 Bethel Larkin Saffron Holmes McIntosh Caylor Miller McMiller Hixon totals 28 5 13. PEOPLES-13 Dixon Higdon C McKenny Higdon C Peusser Williams Kaub B Cook Holmes Kaub F Nickelson totals 29 13 6. RANTOUL-2 Wylie Haney Doles Massengale Jensen Norris Nancy Jensen Johnson Weatherbie totals 26 2 12. DENGEL'S-2 Perry Wright Gould Schultz Ogle L Thomas Meyer Ogle T Dengel Caryl Steickler Netherland totals 37 12 9. FOUNDATION FIXER-10 Burgoon J Otto Moherman Coons Hogan Pollack Jean neret Burgoon M Pollock Michael Dekard totals 43 10 20. BUDGE'S-11 Mustain Mallicoat Burkdoll Nauman Shofield Servatius M Skiles Christenson Skiles P Roberts totals 25 11 10. RANTOUL-10 Wylie Haney Doles Massengale Johnson O Jensen C Weatherbe Norris Jensen L Nancy totals 32 10 13.
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Peusser
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Bethel
Larkin
Saffron
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McIntosh
Caylor
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McMiller
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Peoples
Cook
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Haney
Doles
Massengale
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Norris
Nancy
Johnson
Weatherbie
Dengel
Perry
Wright
Gould
Schultz
Ogle
Thomas
Meyer
Caryl
Steickler
Netherland
Pollock
Michael
Dekard
Weatherbe
Hometown golfer leads Atlanta Golf Classic in heat
Tommy Valentine fired a 7 under par 65 to take a two stroke lead at 133 through 36 holes of the Atlanta Golf Classic. Weather and course challenge the field as Ray Floyd and Ray Watson chase, with Jack Nicklaus and Tom Watson two of several stars in pursuit.
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Tommy Valentine
Valentine
Tommy Aaron
Gainesville
Jack Nicklaus
Tom Watson
Watson
Nicklaus
Ray Floyd
Lewis Equals Owens Feat In NCAA Outdoor Wins
Teen Carl Lewis of Houston won both long jump and 100 meters at the NCAA outdoor championships, matching Jesse Owens 1936 feat. He jumped 27 feet and ran 9.99 seconds wind aided, in front of about 4,600 at LSU. Phillips took second in 10.00 and Lattany third in 10.06 amid wet conditions indoors.
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Baton Rouge
Carl Lewis
Houston
Lewis
Willingboro
N.J
Jesse Owens
Ohio State
Louisiana State University
Bernie Moore
Mel Lattany
Georgia
Jeff Phillips
Tennessee
Lattany
Phillips
Jimmy Hines
Silvio Leonard
Cuba
Dallas
Owens
Charleton Ehizulen
Illinois
Elks Gain Lone Grip On OBAL As Leaders Stay Undefeated
In Ottawa Babe Ruth League action the Elks remain unbeaten by edging the Lions 4-2 as Scott Sjogren out pitched Todd Schultze. Kiwanis defeated Rotary 5-4 in the opening game with Bryan Kelley earning the win. Alan Trammell homered for Detroit and Jack Morris pitched a complete game for an 2-0 win over Minnesota.
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Lions
Rotary
Kiwanis
Scott Sjogren
Todd Schultze
Sjogren
Schultze
Bryan Kelley
Kelley
Darin Johnson
Detroit
Alan Trammell
Jack Morris
Detroit Tigers
Minnesota Twins
Trammell
Brad Havens
Morris
Concepcion's Two Blasts Lift Reds Past Expos
In Cincinnati, Dave Concepcion hit two home runs, including a go-ahead shot in the sixth, as the Reds beat the Expos 6-3. Mario Soto earned his fourth win in five decisions with a five-hit complete game, while Concepcion matched donning NL RBI leader with 43.
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Expos
Cincinnati
Dave Concepcion
Cincinnati Reds
Montreal Expos
Mario Soto
George Foster
Reds
Steve Rogers
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