Flood Case Nearing End in $3.1 Million Antitrust Suit
In New York AP: Curt Flood's $3.1 million antitrust suit against baseball is slated to close Wednesday after rebuttal testimony by MLBPA executive director Marvin Miller and counsel, and Bill Veeck. Economist Dr. John Clark outlined rising player salaries, pension details, and the sport's industry margins, with a verdict unlikely before appeals.
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Curt Flood
Players’ Association
Bill Veeck
John Clark
Arthur Little Firm
Cambridge, Mass
Jay Topkis
Flood
Dr. Clark
Marvin Miller
Major League Baseball Players Association
Dick Moss
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Irving Ben Cooper
Clark
Country squad member Ben Dick earns Army commission
Ben Dick, a member of the country squad, served as President of the Senior Class and won the three year Athletic Award in track in his senior year. He is commissioned as a Second Lieutenant in the U S Army. The Dick brothers are sons of Mr and Mrs Charles Dick of 514 Amherst St.
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U.S. Army
Dick Brothers
Charles Dick
Amherst St
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Ben Dick
Virginia Military Institute
Walt Cormack
VMI
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Moran Wins Fifth at Summit Point Amid Rain Delays
At Summit Point Speedway, Moran claimed his fifth win of the weekend as 141 riders competed despite heavy rains. In the 250cc class Moran led on lap 12, while in the 350cc event Kurt Liebmann surged to the finish before Moran finished third. The 500cc race saw Moran dominate from start to finish, with Liebmann and Wilvert trailing, and Open Class produced a wheel-to-wheel duel before Moran’s exit due to a misjudged turn.
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Jim Purdy
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Bruce Waddel
Bob Pepper
Honda
Hurley Wilvert
Long Beach
California
Wilvert
Daniel Edone
a_Dunstall Norton
Ray Messina
Larry Koup
Charles Town Entries List with Race Names and Participants
A parade of horse entry names and handlers presented for the Charles Town event. The list includes Cool Spring, Kidding Day, pie Sultan, Reno Roll, Soft Lane, Kala Lie, Miss Produce da Big, Clary, Joe Hubbard, Great !, Guy's Lady, Shiner, and others with numbers and descriptors such as 5-Monkton Devil and 6-Close Graze.
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Miss Cool Spring
Kidding Day
Pie Sultan
Diz Jr
Soft Lane
Kala Lie
Miss Produce da Big
Clary
Joe Hubbard
Shiner
Monkton Devil
Antidote
Seven Rights
Regal Decree
Hollie C
Kendra‘s Call
Joan Malone
Mama Doc
Danang
Gustines
Native Bird
Thornton
Sharrar
Close Graze
Horn
R.princess
Kathy Gray
Grove
Little Goldie
Dark Ripple
Baker
Energy Plus
Witmer
Broken Fleet
Cronk
Quarry Dust
Freshman
Cape
Lord Legend
Emerald Coast
Depaio
Worley
Queen Worley
College
Addesa
B.J
Kratz
Reynolds
Amber Will
Sénzano
Cannon
D. Belle
Titina
Underton
Williams
Senator Ed
Vasil
Liz Turtle
Cluck Bird
Hawthorne
Bob
Kendra’s Kall
Hark A Mell
Crack Back
Sigler
Sweet Thang
Preston
China Hand
Hedge
Cross Hair
Black Oro
Roman Moon
Smarter Now
Johnson
Twinkle Tink
Lady Nashua
Orsinette
Skelly Boy
Cellege
Magnolia Story
Go van Go
Porter
Gallegos
Beselen
Johnston
Towmark
Daigo
Valencia
Frat Brother
Delmonico Beats Buckley In 12 Innings To Stay Unbeaten Start
Delmonico edged Buckley 6-5 after 12 innings as Trail struck out 14 and hit a home run with Johnson. Delmonico improved to 5-2 while Buckley fell to 0-6. Godfrey routed Nichols 8-2 with L Johnson doubling twice and Duncan adding two hits.
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Delmonico
Buckley
Mark
Dels
Trail
Wayne Johnson
Trail Buckley
Clark
Godfrey Volkswagen
Nichols
Godfrey
L. Johnson
Duncan
Sawchuk Death Ruled Accidental in Nassau
Nassau County grand jury clears Ranger Ron Stewart of responsibility for goalie Terry Sawchuk's death. Sawchuk, 40, died after a April scuffle at a East Atlantic Beach house following a bar quarrel. No punches were thrown, witnesses testified. death May 31 was ruled accidental.
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Stewart
Winchester Boys Invitational Tennis Starts June 15
The fourth annual Boys Invitational Tennis Tournament opens June 15 at Winchester Country Club. Players aged 18 16 14 and 12 compete in singles and doubles with 10 year olds playing singles only. Don Henson notes growing local interest and invites entrants by phone. The Winchester Tourney is Virginia sanctioned and attracts regional players plus sibling pairs.
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Winchester Country Club
Ted Lewandowski
Robert Barbour
Handley
Winchester
Garrett Announces Retirement From Pro Football
Garrett, 26, star Chiefs running back, announced he will retire from football to pursue baseball with the Los Angeles Dodgers. He plans to honor his $450000 five year Chiefs contract for one more season before switching sports. The press conference confirmed his long expressed wish to play for the Dodgers and stated the move is not about money.
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Chiefs
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Garrett
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Dodgers
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Clarke Pony League Baseball Starts Tonight
The Clarke County Pony League opens tonight at 6 15 p m on the Clarke County High School field. Coaches Sylvester Briscoe and Dickie Keeler lead the team with home games every Tuesday at the same time. Public support is urged.
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Clarke County
Sylvester Briscoe
Dickie Keeler
Arthur Post Slow-Pitch Dominates Midway 10-9
Minnesota Mining remains atop the Industrial League with a 10-9 win over Midway Warriors after 16 hits from both sides. Zirkle belted a round tripper while Clinton added a triple and three singles in four plate appearances.
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Zirkle
Clinton
Midway
Mets End Slump With Shamsky Two Run Homer
Houston's Jack Billingham held the Mets scoreless through five before Art Shamsky hit a two run homer in a 2-0 victory that snapped New York's five game skid. Jim McAndrew improved to 2 4 while Billingham fell to 3 1.
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Jack Billingham
New York Mets
Billingham
Jim McAndrew
Art Shamsky
Mets
Astros
Shamsky
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Astrodome
McAndrew
Jimmy Wynn
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Tommy
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Venturi Fails to Qualify for U S Open Amid Qualifying Wave
AT seven sites in the U S Open qualifying round on Monday 39 players earned berths while Ken Venturi the 1964 champion failed to qualify posting 75 75 for 150. Tom Kite Jr and other pros advanced at Dallas and Chicago led the major site with 139 golfers vying for 35 spots.
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University of Texas
Kite
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Jack Fleck
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Bob Goalby
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Jim Colbert
Larry Hinston
Marty Fleckman
Doug Sanders
Tom Nierporte
Paul Harney
Grier Jones
Bill Farrell
New York
Bob Dickson
Rives McBee
Terry Dill
John Schlee
Lou Graham
Kel Nagle
Bert Greene
Bobby Mitchell
Bob Lunn
Charlie Sifford
Don Finsterwald
Denver
David Graham
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