Indians Tap Owns Not Out To Break Players Paul Says
Cleveland Indians President Gabe Paul rejected strikes claims that owners intend to break the Players Association. Paul noted owners doubt the union’s future will be affected by the strike and said actions would come from the Player Relations Committee. Some Indians players kept workouts in Cleveland while talks continued for a potential home opener next Tuesday.
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Miller denies he's cause for player strike in baseball
Major League Players Association executive director Miller told Reds members that he is not responsible for the strike that paused the 1972 season. He criticized owners and Bob Howsam, saying the dispute over pensions and pay reflects changes in the game and that some managers are smarter than others.
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Williams Nears 600 Series In Tuesday Bowling
Bev Williams missed a 600 by seven pins as she opened with 189 and finished 593 for Harvey's So Hi a in the Supremes at Center Ridge Lanes. Carol Pierce led women with 530 in Gutter Gals. Pat Smith added 527 for Roka Electric in Splits and Misses.
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Jolley 630 tops in Elyria bowling league
Clarence Jolley rolled 244 144 242 for a 630 series in Elyria Center All-Star league, the top score and one of two 600s reported. Chuck Hobar posted 615 in the United Polish Club event. Other scores included Reed 617 Pettet afl3 and Keplinger 602 in Oberlin K D Classic.
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Oberlin launches campaign for sports complex
Oberlin community leaders launched fundraising for a $100,000 sports complex to serve football, track, field hockey and baseball. Boosters Club pledged $8,500 with total gifts between $12,000 and $15,000 so far, while Oberlin Savings Bank promised a 10 year interest free loan of $10,000.
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Littler Recovering After Cancer Operation
San Diego AP reports golfer Gene Littler is recovering from a two hour cancer operation. He remains in satisfactory condition with his pro career fate in doubt.
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East Little League adds 116 players to reach 505
East Little League announces a total of 505 boys across senior major and A league rosters after 116 new registrations. Pancake Breakfast Day proceeds support baseball equipment costs at Bernies Restaurant on April 23 from 9 am to 3 pm. Sponsors and managers sought. meeting set for April 9 at the Ely area Rec Center to discuss season plans.
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Masters set to begin with longshots as contenders emerge
Augusta National Opens Thursday with fans eyeing favorites like Nicklaus Trevino Player Casper Palmer and Jacklin. Weiskopf Yancey Murphy Crampton Aaron Beard Hill Archer narrowly lead a field seeking a first major win.
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Polish Club Slow Pitch Softball Practice and Golf Meeting
The United Polish Club slow pitch softball team will practice tomorrow at 7 30 pm and Saturday at 4 30 pm at West Park Diamond No 2. A golf league meeting at Indian Hollow Golf Course will be held at the club tomorrow at 8 pm. All captains players and any new prospective players are urged to attend.
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Pioneer netters blank Midview in Elyria tennis clash
Elyria high school tennis team the Pioneers won 6-0 at Ely Stadium over Midview in their second straight victory. Midview coach Ed Enyedy, in a rebuilding year, saw all five Midview matches drop in straight sets as Noug Baker with Mark Van Auken, Greg Luker with Tom Murphy, and Keith Miller with Bull Crost posted wins. Elyria’s Jim Rakestraw Jr led the charge with wins over Bul Crosbs and others as Ted Copeland and Mike Dumke prevailed in singles.
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