Baseball players OK New York pension settlement ends dispute
The pension fund dispute between owners and players, led by Commissioner Bowie Kuhn, ended with a settlement that increases the yearly contribution to 5.45 million and preserves the players' right to a share of TV revenue. The agreement affects 78 players including Satchel Paige and changes in severance and fringe benefits. Marvin Miller praised Kuhn for paving the deal as the old contract’s terms were preserved.
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Knicks Rally in Tight Games Highlight Weekend NBA Action
The Knicks compactly regrouped to outplay their rivals as Reed and DeBusschere led a cohesive unit. Milwaukee and Boston rode big efforts by Chappell and Havlicek, while San Francisco, Los Angeles and Philadelphia posted narrow wins to tighten standings.
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Atlanta
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Pacers edge in tight East division clash
Indiana rallies in a high scoring Eastern Division battle to cut Miami’s lead to one game as Roger Brown nets 32 and Skip Thoren 26 in a 128-193 defeat. Freddie Freeman seals win with late free throws as the Pacers extend their strong run to two straight.
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Negro Baseball Pioneers and Leagues Timeline
The record traces Negro ballplayers in professional baseball from 1885 with the Cuban Giants in 1885, to the formation of the Negro National League in 1920, the Negro Eastern League in 1921, and the first World Series in 1924, noting key milestones and historical context.
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Natives of the Pacific. Caro lines aea., lively. business
Natives of the Pacific referenced in a fragmented note noting lively business activity, collectors, and a clanlike structure involving aila curia. The readable text emphasizes social groups and economic interactions among Pacific peoples.
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South Ukiah Little League announces 1969 signups dates
President Art Corippo announced tryouts for South Ukiah Little League will be held on March 22 23 and March 29 30 at Mendocino State Hospital grounds. Nine and ten year olds go 9 to 12 while 11 and 12 year olds go 1 to 4. Each player must attend two sessions and bring a birth certificate. Returning players sign up May 8 or 15 and pay insurance.
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Maxine Hendricks
Donald Woskow
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Connie Garzini
Ashland College eyes final week in tight race for title
Ashland College hovers atop the UPI small college rankings as Ohio State leads, with Kentucky Wesleyan, Nevada Las Vegas, and Fairmont State in pursuit. Ashland, 23-1, could clinch a best-ever record by winning its remaining league games. Alcorn A M makes a major jump to No. 7 with a 22-0 mark among teams listed.
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Southwest Missouri
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Alcorn
Cheyney State
S. F. Austin
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Corsican Vendettas and the Rise of Private Justice
The term vendetta derives from the Latin vindicta meaning revenge and arose in Corsica when no organized legal system existed. In the 18th century it reportedly claimed about 7,000 lives, per Encyclopaedia Britannica.
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Cal Track Star Lovell Jackson Leaves Team Over Strike
Berkeley reports Lovell Jackson and Trent Gaines quit the Cal squad to back a student strike for autonomous ethnic studies. Coach Sam Bell confirms the pair cannot compete this season due to strike commitments as minority students push for on campus reforms. Royster departure may affect the 1969 track brochure design. Jackson’s best wind aided leap cited at 25 feet 8.54 inches.
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Ring Scorpion wings world title in Mexico City
Efren Torres known as Scorpion, 112 pounds from La Palma, captured the world flyweight title by stopping Chartchai Chionoi in eight rounds. Doctors halted the bout after Chionoi could not defend himself, marking Torres on 43rd victory in 49 fights with 27 knockouts.
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Meteoric Particles Travel At 10 To 40 Miles Per Second
Researchers note that particles entering Earth's atmosphere move at speeds ranging from about 10 to 40 miles per second. The rapid travel explains their bright trails as they burn upon entry.
UCLA on path to third straight NCAA title after bracket reveal
The NCAA announced a 25-team bracket with 10 at large bids. UCLA leads the West regional in Los Angeles after clinching automatic first round byes by winning the Pacific Eight. East includes St John’s Villanova and Duquesne as at large selections.
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Rams Draft Pick Irish End Sets Goals With Allen
Los Angeles Rams new coach George Allen met Notre Dame All America end Jim Seymour, a first round pick, to discuss adjusting from college style to NFL. Seymour aims to improve catching low passes and deepen his route work as he adapts to pro football and high shoes and obligations in Los Angeles.
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Lincoln as Rail Candidate Ad Placed on Plaque
A placard on rails proclaims Abraham Lincoln as the Rail Candidate for President in 1860. The sober badge features Lincoln's sobriquet and aims to rally support for his national race.
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Abraham Lincoln
LaSalle Ends Season With 23 1 Record Before NCAA Ban
LaSalle's basketball team defeated West Chester 97 3 3 completing a 23 1 season and ranking fourth in United Press International coaches ratings. After the game coach Tora Gola's squad learned they would miss the NCAA tournament due to a two year suspension for recruiting violations. Seniors Bernie Williams Larry Cannon Roland Taylor Stan Wlodarczyk Joe Markmann led the victory as Lasalle reflects on what might have been while other tourney teams win.
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West Chester
Board of Coaches
Tora Gola
Middle Atlantic
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South Carolina
Bernie Williams
Larry Cannon
Roland Taylor
Stan Wlodareyzk
Joe Markmann
Moon Hosts About Thirty Thousand Craters Observable
Astronomers note that around 30,000 craters decorate the lunar surface visible from Earth. The count reflects known impact features across the near side and larger regions, illustrating the Moon's ancient bombardment history.
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