NBA Stars Face Possible Punishment from Owners
Ten NBA players and possibly one more could face fines or suspensions as owners debate action after exhibition play. The dispute centers on rule 47 banning participation in exhibitions without owner approval, with potential $3,000 fines per player for the winning team. The Julius Erving case and attendance figures for 1971-72 are also discussed.
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White Sulphur Springs
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National Basketball Association
Uniondale
Ith
Dave de Buisschere
York
Fedper
NBA
Robertson
Players’ Association
Julius Erving
Erving
Virginia Squires
ABA
Atlanta Hawks
Milwaukees
Boston Celtics
Chicago Bulls
Baseball Trades Quiet Final Deadline Day
The Philadelphia Phillies made one notable swap on the deadline, sending reliever Hoerner and minor league first baseman Deron Johnson to the Atlanta Braves in exchange for right-handed pitchers Jim Nash and Gary Neibauer. Owens cited roster needs and flexibility, while Johnson was placed on the 15-day disabled list with a nerve issue in his left leg. Nash brings a 1-1 record and 5.50 ERA, Neibauer has a 7.37 ERA in eight relief appearances, and Hoerner is 0-2 with a 2.05 ERA in 15 outings this season. Andy Thornton was sent from Eugene to Richmond to complete the deal.
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Philadelphia
Jog Hoerner
Braves
Jim Nagh
Gary Neibauer
Phils
Montreal
Tim McCarver
Xpos
John Bateman
Hoerner
Paul Ownes
Conan
Nash
Neibauer
Frank Lucchesi
Richmond
Owens
Deron Johnson
Johnson
Phillies
Andy Thornton
Eugene
Baseball Leaderboard Highlights From AL and NL
Key leaders across American and National Leagues include Piñiella and R.Jackson topping batting and home runs, D.Allen driving in 40 RBIs, and Harpers 89 runs for the AL. Morgan and Bonds pace NL runs, Bench and Stargell lead RBIs, with Sanguillen and Brock generating top hits.
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Bowa
Stennett
Baseball Scoreboard Friday and weekend games listed
The scoreboard lists Friday matchups including Los Angeles at Chicago with Osteen facing Hooton and Montreal at Atlanta with Morton and Renko, plus San Diego at Pittsburgh and New York at Cincinnati. Saturday lineups feature several doubleheaders and Sunday notes include Montreal at Atlanta and San Diego at Pittsburgh.
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Houston
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Minnesota
California
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Texas
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Califo
Wood
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Forks Ad
Kansas’ City
Palmer
Wilcox
Or ‘Hargari
Oakian
Weight dispute shadows Hollywood Park match race
Inglewood California AP Fletcher Jones argues equal weights at 120 pounds favor the speed horse as Typecast and Convenience contend for 250000 in a two horse match race. Typecast currently the favorite with 1-2 odds while Convenience stands even money.
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Calif
Fletcher Jones
Leonard Lavin
Hollywood Park
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Lavin
Glen Hill Farm
Convenience
Computer Sciences Corp
Westerly Stud Farms
Alberto- Culver Co
Glencoe
Advertising in the New York press faces broad scrutiny
Business leaders like Paul C Harper Jr warn that advertising is under fire from government, consumers, and reformers as self regulation may be needed. They condemn clutter, bad taste, and alleged effects on behavior while arguing against heavy government limits and measures that would curb competition or innovation.
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New York
Paul C. Harper, Jr
Needham, Harper & Steers
Naar
T Piel
Our
Dustry
National Advertising Review Board
Harper
Fordustry
Mrs. MacGee Wins State Amateur Golf Championship
Lawrence Kansas AP reports Karen MacGee of Overland Park fired a 75 to capture her first Kansas Women's Amateur Golf Tour title marking a major milestone in state women’s golf competition.
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Lawrence
Kan
Karen MacGee
Overland Park
Kansas
Hell Through Ages A Hal Boyle Medley Of Personal Trials
AP columnist Hal Boyle surveys private hells faced at different life stages from infancy to old age. Jokes aside, the piece catalogs vivid, sometimes grim moments such as a safety pin in infancy, spankings, stolen dimes, lottery numbers, poverty, marriage misfires, and finally a penitent scene in a penitentiary with a red eyed figure. The piece blends wry tone with stark milestones to reflect on hardship.
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