Richards Sees End of Reserve Clause in Baseball
Braves executive Paul Richards predicts the reserve clause will be struck down by the Supreme Court in a few years. He argues it will alter player movement, salaries, travel, medical care, and team ownership dynamics, saying owners may shift to shorter contracts and different incentives. Richards insists the clause has sustained the game's current structure and benefits both sides.
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Milton Richman
UPI
Paul Richards
U.S. Supreme Court
Supreme Court
Richards
Atlanta Braves
Tom Seaver
Larry Dierker
Kansas State Clinches Big Eight Cage Title
Kansas State University earns its ninth Big Eight championship in 15 years by defeating Colorado 79-69 to secure a Midwest regional berth. Davidson overwhelms VMI 72-46 in the Southern Conference tourney opener. Texas-El Paso tops Brigham Young 81-70 to take early WAC lead as Utah falls to New Mexico 93-74.
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Paso
Bryan Adrian
VMI
Mike Maloy
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Furman
Richmond
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East Carolina
Citadel
Mike Switzer
Nate Archbald
UTEP
Jacksonville
Utah State
Dolphins
Georgia_Tech
West Texas State
Bricks Crashed Through UNM Officials Homes After BYU Game
UNM athletic director Pete McDavid and coaches Hugh Hackett Rudy Feldman reported bricks with BYU letters shattered windows at their homes during the weekend vigiled after Saturday's BYU UNM basketball game. No injuries or arrests were reported as police investigated and officials planned a meeting on the BYU contest.
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Bears fall to Terrace Buffaloes in first round playoff setback
Scottsdale High Beavers led 35-29 at halftime but collapsed in the third and fourth quarters, allowing Tempe Terrace Buffaloes to pull away 76-58. Mike Grandy and Scott Lloyd paced Scottsdale with 16 and 13 points respectively, while Lloyd totaled 24 rebounds. Ewing added 22 second half points for the Buffs.
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Buffs
Sabercats Stallball Fails Against Westwood Warriors
Saguaro Sabercats attempted stallball to upset AAA basketball top team Westwood but fell 43 to 29. Westwood dominated with 70 percent shooting and three players in double figures led by Jim McClelland with 13 points.
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Tigers face critique of McLain morale impact at training camp
Mayo Smith defended Denny McLain amid Freehan's allegations in a Sports Illustrated excerpt. Smith said McLain did not hurt clubhouse morale and blamed Baltimore for morale issues. The piece also notes McLain’s suspension for gambling and Mets roster moves including Ron Swoboda signing for about 40 000.
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Wogan signs Arizona letter of intent from Saguaro High
Joe Wogan a 6-3 180 pound defensive back and receiver from Saguaro High signed a Western Athletic Conference Letter of Intent with Arizona. He was standout as a junior but injured most of the past season and is the second Saguaro player to sign for Arizona following Wayne Mattingly the first in December.
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Lou Brock
St. Louis Cardinals
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Oakland Athletics
Jose Herrera
Don Hahn
Montreal Expos
Dick Walsh
California Angels
Joe Azcue
Kansas City Royals
Ellie Rodriguez
Arcue
Kansas City
Johnny Bench
Joe Wogan
Saguaro
Wogan
Saguaro High
Marlin Span
U of A
Wayne Mattingly
Arizona
Largest Scottsdale sports banquet features Owens and star guests
The First Annual Charles N Ronan Memorial My Son and I Stay Banquet in Scottsdale showcases Steve Owens and guests Al Unser Bobby Winkles Clint Brawner Fergie Jenkins Frank Rush Lou Thesz Ernie Banks and Gaylord Perry. Over 200 tickets remain at the door for the 7 p.m. dinner in the Saguaro High Cafeteria.
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Steve Owens
al Unser
Bobby Ball
Bobby Winkles
Clint Brawner
Fergie Jenkins
Frank Rush
Owens
Lou Thesz
Gaylord Perry
Cub
Ernie Banks
Jim McCormick
Saguaro High
Charles N. Ronan
Suns Extend Grip on Fourth Place in NBA West
The Phoenix Suns head into Boston after beating Detroit 131-123 to cement their hold on fourth in the NBA West. The Celtics, coming off a one day layoff, hope to cool the Suns’ momentum following a league record 54-point fourth quarter by Boston against San Diego.
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NBA standings East Detroit at Milwaukee scheduled
Eastern Division notes show Detroit at Milwaukee on the schedule as the only game listed in the day’s East standings update. Team positions and implications not detailed.
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