Divine rights and power plays in modern sports ownership
The piece argues owners of long standing sports franchises act as rulers, with commissioners as enforcers. It cites George Halas Charles Finley Weston Adams Elmer Layden Pete Rozelle Clarence Campbell and others while noting contract disputes and league power clashes. It covers WHA clashes with NHLs Campbell and recent fines by Bowie Kuhn. It also notes Seagren IAAF fiberglass pole controversy.
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Charles I
Wilhelm II
Prussia
Nicholas II
Russia
George Halas
Charles Finley
Weston Adams
Frank Sinatra
Claude Pepper
Chicago Bears
Oakland Athletics
Boston Bruins
Elmer Layden
National Football League
Pete Rozelle
Layden
NFL
American Football League
Clarence Campbell
National Hockey League
World Hockeyassociation
Boston
Campbell
Bobby Hull
Derek Sanderson
Gerry Cheevers
Canada
Hull
Cheevers
Finley
Blue
Kuhn
Baseball
Bob Seagren
International Amateur Athletic Federation
Seagren
IAAF
Lopez Wins U S Junior Girls Golf Title in Jefferson City
Nancy Lopez of Roswell New Mexico captured the last two holes to win one up over Catherine Morse of Rochester New York in the finals of the USGA junior girls tournament held in Jefferson City Missouri. Lopez, the second 15 year old to win the tourney, birdied the 17th hole with a 30 foot putt to start her rally.
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Jefferson City
Nancy Lopez
Roswell
N. M
Catherine Morse
Rochester
N. Y
U. S. Golf Association
Miss Lopez
Jefferson City Country Club
Coal Belt schedule resumes after rainouts
Rain washed out last Sunday's card forcing rescheduled games. Anna beat Cobden 7 to 2 in game one and Cobden won 3 to 1 in the nightcap. Top match has Carbondale 13 0 visiting Herin 11 4 with other regional games listed.
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Coal Belt
Anna
Cobden
Carbondale
Herrin
Crainville
West Frankfort
du Quoin
Propolis
Grand Tower
Carbondale Braves
U.S
Olive Branch
Sesser
Special teal season set in Illinois for 9 days
Illinois hunters will have a special nine day teal season from September 15 to 23. Blue winged green winged and cinnamon teal are allowed. Shooting hours are 7 a.m. to 4 p.m. CDT daily. Daily limit four teal with eight possession after first day. First day possession limit four. Licenses and a 1972 Federal Waterfowl Stamp required for hunters 16+.
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Illinois
Henry N. Barkhausen
Illinois Department of Conservation
SIU women help screen World Games candidates at camps
Two Southern Illinois University Carbondale women coaches assist in selecting U.S. candidates for the 1973 World University Games in Moscow. Marie Ballard of Carlsbad heads SIU’s Women’s Recreation Association and attends a pre games camp at Parsons College. Charlotte West, WRA basketball coach, attends as evaluator. Jo Anne Thorpe of SIU volleyball chairs screening at Illinois State University Normal. The World Games involve 53 nations under FISU governance.
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Southern Illinois University
Carbondale
U.S
Russia
SIU
Marie Ballard
Carilsbad
N.M
Miss Ballard
Parsons College
Fairfield
Iowa
Moscow
Charlotte West
WRA
Miss West
Parsons
Jo Anne Thorpe
Ilinois
International University Sports Federation
Travel trailer AIR STREAM 30 foot 1967 model for sale
Classic 30 foot Air Stream travel trailer from 1967 with air conditioning awning radio and TV antenna in excellent condition. Price 5700. Call 457 2166 or 457 5976 to view. R J Brunner Carbon Dale.
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R. J. Brunner
Carbondale
Connors and Goolagong reach U S Clay finals in Indianapolis
In the Indianapolis U S Clay Courts final day, Chris Everet defeated Margaret Court and Evonne Goolagong beat Linda Tuero to set a final rematch. Jimmy Connors advanced to the men's singles final, beating Toshiro Sakai 7-6 6-0, while Bob Hewitt topped McMillan 7-5 6-0 after a slow start.
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Chris Everet
Australia
Margaret Court
Evonne Goolagong
Linda Tuero
U. S
Jimmy Connors
South Africa
Bob Hewitt
Woodstock Country Club
Miss Goolagong
Miss Stuero
Metairie
Wimbledon
Miss Evert
Cleveland
Connors
Belleville
Japan
Toshiro Sakai
Hewitt
McMillian
McMillan
Smith Leads Pabst Classic After Second Round
Marilyn Smith shot a three under par 69 to take a four stroke lead at 140 after 36 holes in the Pabst Classic at Riviera Country Club. Beth Stone slipped to even par 144 while several players, including Judy Rankin and Margee Masters, posted 69 and 72 respectively for strong showings. Defending champion Sandra Haynie stood seven back at 147.
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Columbus
Ohio
Marilynn Smith
Jupiter
Fla
Beth Stone
Miami
Riviera Country Club
Betty Burfevndt
Canaan
N. Y
Judy Rankin
Midland
Tex
Clifford Ann €Reed
Alexandria
Margee Masters
Miss Smith
Mary Dwyer
Geneva
Jocelyne Bourassa
Quebec
Miss Bourassa
Sandra Haynie
Fort Worth
Jane Blalock
Portsmouth
N. H
Kathy Whitworth
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