NFL Players End Strike Likely To Ratify Pact
Ratification of the five year 1.6 billion NFL collective bargaining agreement appears likely after a 19-9 vote by player representatives recommending approval to the full 1500 members. Ed Garvey said two thirds support exists. members vote tomorrow to approve reject or abstain.
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National Football League Players Association
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Ed Garvey
Garvey
Gene Upshaw
NFL
Players’ Association
Turner TV grid gets OK from Georgia high court
The Georgia Supreme Court ruled that Turner Broadcasting may telecast a supplementary college football series next year by cable and over the air, resolving a dispute among Turner Cox ABC and the NCAA. The court found no prior agreement on presentation rights and obligations for the supplementary series.
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Georgia Supreme Court
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Turner Broadcasting
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National Collegiate Athletic Association
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Wsb-Tv
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NCAA
Turner
Ted Turner
Atlanta Braves
Supreme Court
Army fires coach after 10-21-2 stretch and 4-7 season
Army longtime football coach Ed Cavanaugh is dismissed after three seasons with a 10-21-2 record and a 4-7 season this year. Athletic Director Carl Ullrich cited the need for a change as Cavanaugh acknowledged recruiting challenges at West Point.
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Ed Cavanaugh
Army
Navy
Cavanaugh
Carl Ullrich
Pitt
Missouri
North Carolina
Boston College
Granteed earns all tournament honors for Fisher team
Former Bishop Ludden star Joe Granteed at St. John Fisher was named to the all tournament team after scoring 30 points and grabbing 18 rebounds across two games in the St. Michael's Invitational. Fisher fell to Merrimac 100 to 88 in the final while Granteed averages 16.4 points and 6.2 rebounds per game this season.
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St. John Fisher
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Dave Rabe
CBA
Wickenheiser Leads Canadiens Past Whalers In 11-2 rout
Montreal rookie Guy Carbonneau and Doug Wickenheiser sparked an 11-2 victory over Hartford as Wickenheiser scored twice in a seven-goal third period. Montreal improved to 17-5-6 and shares the league lead with Chicago. Mark Napier and Pierre Mondou added two goals each, while Hartford goalie Greg Millen faced 46 shots.
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Chicago
Regina
Saskatchewan
Hartford
Larry Kish
Greg Millen
Mark Napier
Pierre Mondou
Ryan Walter
Guy Lafleur
Gil Delorme
Millen
Napier
Craig Ludwig
Whalers
Risto Siltanen
Mark Johnson
Guy
Automatic pinsetters revive Syracuse bowling history
Auto pinsetter use spans 30 years reshaping bowling life in Syracuse area. at the Syracuse Bowling Center on West Genesee Street, AMF installed five of the original five sites in 1952, making it the second oldest such house. Berinstein recalls early days, notes 24 hour play and rising automation transforming scoring and league management while praising bowling as wholesome recreation for all ages.
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Cavanaugh
Navy
Air Force
Vanderbilt
Syracuse
Syracuse Bowling Center
West Genesee Street
United States
American Machine and Foundry
AMF
U.S
Amherst Bowl
Buffalo
Berinstein
William
Bill) Berinstein
Eek
SEC
Ben
Harry
ABC
Milwaukee
St. Clemens
Mich
Oliver Wendell Holmes
Supreme Court
Brooklyn
Dad's
Buffalo House
SBC
Syracuse Bowling Association
Szczech
Solvay
Bu Y
Lakeview
Liverpool
Sunset Bowl
Utica
Eee
Halftown
Brunswick
Herb Grund
Brunswick Organization
Philadelphia
Baseball’s labor war ends with Kuhn exit amid free agent upheaval
The article traces the end of Commissioner Bowie Kuhn’s era as he failed to win a contract renewal vote, amid a bleak 1981 baseball economy with losses around $25 million. It notes ongoing player negotiations, including Von Hayes pursuit by the Phillies, and a web of potential deals among the Yankees, Giants, and others, plus several free-agent and draft movements across teams with mentions of Garvey, Bannister, Kemp, and re-entry selections.
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Cleveland
von Hayes
Manny Trillo
New York Yankees
Giants
Jack Clark
al Holland
Milt May
Yankees
Dave Righetti
Butch Wynegar
Jerry Mumphrey
Tom Haller
Smith
St. Louis
Kansas City
Philadelphia
Phillies
Bill Giles
Monagey
Tom Eich
Reich
Giles
Garvey
Dick Moss
Kemp
Baltimore
Moss
Edward Bennett Williams
Bob McClure
Milwaukee Brewers
McClure
Dan Bilardello
Minnesota
Paul Gibson
Evansville
Texas
Odell Jones
Portland
Oakland
Louis Quinones
Hawaii
German Rivera
Alb
Toronto
James Acker
Richmond
Mercedes Esquer
Joe Simpson
Salt Lake City
Cardinals
Kurt Kepehire
Indianapolis
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