Commissioner on D C scene set to resume talks Wednesday
At 10 a m Eastern time the commissioners return to the FMCS offices for more talks as the baseball strike drags through its 40th day. Nancy Broff cited a news blackout but said both separate and joint sessions occurred with Donovan in attendance. Mil ler, M L P A executive director, urged ongoing bargaining while others declined comment. Players voiced discontent with consultation and leadership as the blackout aims to spur progress.
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Marvin Milter
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Ler
Ray Grebey
Bob Boone
Philadelphia Phillies
Miller
Moffett
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Steve Kemp
Dan Schatzeder
Schatzeder
Reggie Jackson
Milt
Marvin
No free agency in Japan's professional baseball
Japanese baseball lacks free agency as players sign yearly contracts with their clubs and may seek mediation if unsatisfied. There is no players union, and expansion of free agency seems unlikely given strong fan support and the absence of organized player action. Attendance shows passion with 47,000 at a Giants versus Whales game.
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Syracuse memorabilia show set at Downtown Holiday Inn
The first Syracuse Sports Collectables Show will be held at the Downtown Holiday Inn on Genesee Street Saturday from 10 a.m. to 8:30 p.m. About 60 dealers will buy sell and trade cards score cards autographs and other sports items while SU football and basketball players will sign autographs. An auction starts at 7:30 p.m. Bring items for appraisal and pricing. Call Dave Goldsman at 457-2320 for details.
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Oneida Lake perch hungry and bass fishing bursts
Anglers hear biologists and baitshops urging action as perch bite strongly on Oneida Lake and Lake Ontario bass fishing remains robust. Ontario bass reach 20 inches while Oneida Lake perch concentrate on rocky shoals and weed beds in shallow water. Tactics include live bait, crabs, jigs, and Beetlespin lures, with a notable Ivy Lea tournament where Dick Garlock and Dale Houghton won $300 after a dramatic boat incident.
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Twins to keep Gardner as manager next season
Minnesota Twins president Calvin Griffith said Billy Gardner will receive a one year contract extension after his interim tenure. Griffith noted Gardner has shown enough to be the manager next year even if the season ends without further games.
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Griffith
High trifecta payoff at Arlington Park reaches six figures
At Arlington Park Race Track a 12-3-11 trifecta on a $3 ticket paid $36,628.20, the track’s second highest ever. Willing Angel paid $26.20 to win, Valiant Pattie $25.40 to place, Jelly Pace $7.20 to show. Highest trifecta payoff was $38,801.10 on June 30, 1972. Ticket counts remain unavailable until cashed.
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Jelly Pace
Arlington Park
van Borries
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