NLRB files new charges in NFL labor dispute
The National Labor Relations Board files 15 charges against the NFL alleging unfair labor practices including overhauls to overtime rules and salary disclosures. The case adds to the league’s mounting legal battles as training camps approach and prior rulings face jury review in already pending suits.
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Houston
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Big Ten Women Rally For Distinct Honors In Sports
At Iowa women rejected letter awards in favor of a unique system. Indiana also faced preference for different recognition. Ohio State women designed a patch award, Michigan State issued green jackets, while Michigan and others see rising participation and funding driving growth. Counts show about 300 women involved, a 25 percent rise since 1972.
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Christine Grant
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Barbara Hinton
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Bill Orwig
Larry James Named Chesterton Track Coach
Larry James a former Gerst Meyer and Indiana State track athlete takes over Chesterton track and field duties after three years as freshman coach He succeeds William Miller who led Chesterton for 19 years in a move announced by Principal William Crockett
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Big Rightfielder Haunts Machine With 3-Run Homer
Dave Parker belted a three run homer sparking a five run first inning as the Pirates routed the Reds 9-2 at Riverfront. Parker, recalling Crosley Field days, highlighted Pittsburgh’s offensive onslaught supported by Stennett Oliver Stargell and Zisk homers.
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Los Angeles
Cummins Signs With Simpson College Football
Casey student Robin Cummins son of Mr and Mrs Len Cummins 206 Washington St signed a letter of intent to enroll this fall at Simpson College Indianola Iowa to play football He starred at Casey High School earning all conference honors as quarterback and linebacker His defensive play earned him spots on The Decatur Herald all area team and The Tribune Star All Wabash Valley squad
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Glenn Damato Signs With Chicago Wind
Jenn Damato who set pass catching records at Indiana State signed a World Football League contract with the Chicago Wind. The 5 foot 11 inch 190 pound wide receiver joined former Fire teammates Reggie Sanderson and Walter Rhome on the new club.
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College Series Results And Schedules From AP Note
The Associated Press recap lists Texas 12 over Seton Hall 10 with Seton Hall eliminated. Oklahoma 7 to Eastern Michigan 0. Tuesday features Arizona State 60 11 and South Carolina 49 4 at 7 30 p.m. Wednesday games have Texas 4 6 versus South Carolina and Oklahoma 42 9 against Arizona State with start times to be determined.
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Regional Scores Report with Fort Wayne Championship Outcome
Regional scores show Columbia City completing results againstFt Wayne Luers 1 DeKalb 9 and Ft Wayne Elmhurst 4 Lakeland 2 In the 1 innings Luers defeated Elmhurst 9 to 5 as Luers and Elmhurst vie for the championship with Ft Wayne Luers leading the standings.
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Baseball standings and Tuesday schedule across leagues
American League standings show Boston and New York atop the East with balanced records. Oakland at Baltimore and Milwaukee at Chicago juggle matching series. Tuesday games feature multiple interleague matchups including Oakland at Baltimore and Boston at Texas along with NL clashes like Pittsburgh at Chicago and New York at San Francisco.
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Mixed-Up Batting Orders Spark Rally on Twin Bill Night
The Twins batted out of order for nine innings in an 11 10 win over the Indians after manager Frank Quilici swapped lineup cards. Rangers and Red Sox combined for a power night as Boston lost 12 4 and Texas won 12 4 highlighted by Sundberg s grand slam and Burroughs hot streak. Oakland outlasted Baltimore 4 3 in 15 innings as Vida Blue stranded a runner in relief, while Kansas City beat Detroit 5 2 and Milwaukee edged Chicago 1 0. California defeated New York 5 3 as Otis homered inside the park for KC s effort and Porter fueled Milwaukee with a ninth inning shot.
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Veeck's Last Hurrah Delayed by Orioles Sale Impasse
Baltimore Orioles terminated negotiations with Bill Veeck after a protracted dispute over the sale of the team. The announcement came from Orioles General Manager Frank Cashen with board chairman Jerold Hoffberger notes, leaving the 61-year-old Veeck puzzled as he stayed at his Easton Maryland home. He insisted the issues were resolved and accused the seller of the transaction being hampered by undisclosed problems.
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