NFL Players Threaten Owners with Big Strike in 1968
The NFL Players Association warns of a "no contract no football" stand as owners refuse to bend on money. Players demand $500 per preseason game a $5 million annual pension payment and a $10 000 minimum salary with owners arguing the raise costs little due to many players already earning above that level.
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Major League Leaders AP Major League Leaders Baseball
The Associated Press lists top MLB leaders by batting and pitching in both leagues. Notables include F Howard from Washington leading AL batting with .348, Campaneris and Oliva high in runs and steals, and Rose leading NL batting with .350 while pitchers Reed Kelso and Selma post perfect three decision records.
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McDowell
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Tiant
Rose
Cin
Flood
St.l
Santo
Chic
McCovey
Swoboda
Perez
F. Alou
Giants Rally Past Braves Amid Injuries in Atlanta
The San Francisco Giants beat the Atlanta Braves 5 4 to move into a first place tie in the NL despite injuries to Willie McCovey who missed the trip and Frank Johnson who suffered a fractured nose and faces a 3 4 week absence. Jim Davenport's clutch moves and a ninth inning sacrifice helped Ron Hunt score the decisive run on a passed ball.
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Ron Hunt
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Major League Standings and Week's Schedule Recap
Standings show San Francisco 23 17 .575 lead over St Louis 21 17 .553 with Philadelphia 18 17 .514 in a tight NL chase. Thursday results include Los Angeles 3 St Louis 2 in 11, San Francisco 5 Atlanta 4. other games postponed or rained out.
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Betty Livengood Leads S&H Green Stamps Team
Betty Livengood fronts the S and H Green Stamps team in a feature highlighting the sales drive and promotional efforts by the stamp company.
S&H Green Stamps Win Tuesday Housewives League
Members of the Health Center Tuesday Morning League held their annual event at the Carpers Valley Club. Ruth Hoffman won Most Improved Bowler and Louise Givens won the Gordon McIllwee Sportsmanship Award. Mattie Sirbaugh was elected president. numerous members earned first to third place honors and high game, set, and team scores were posted.
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Pearl Ebert
Mickey Manuel
Carpers Valley Club
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Gordon McKihiwee
Ruth Hoffman
Louise Givens
Gordon McIllwee
Mattie Sirbaugh
Smart Bahram Feature Winner at Shenandoah
Alfred Williams Smart Bahram won the Shenandoah Downs mile and one-sixteenth feature as the 3-2 favorite, rallying to beat Joey Lubas by seven lengths on a sloppy track. Dallas Hedge rode the winner in front of 3388 fans, with Roy D Jr third and two other favorites winning earlier in the program. Total handle reached $270,607.
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Weekend Area Sports Schedule Highlights Local Races and Games
Shenandoah Downs hosts 1 45 p m horse race. Church League softball features Wesley vs Brucetown 7 30 p m Sunnyside vs Presbyterian 8 30 p m. City League ball games include Sheaaabanker vs Ward s Plaza 6 30 p m and Saturday showdowns C S Bank vs Mountain Dew 7 p m Phillips 66 vs Shorty s 8 30 p m. Auto racing at Winchester Speedway 8 p m. Sunday schedule includes Mt Williams at Rappahannock Stephens City at Bentonville Gainesboro at Gore and teen league baseball Lamar Sloan Ford vs GW Motors 2 p m at Rouss Park. Monday races 1 45 p m Shenandoah Downs and district softball doubleheaders follow. Tuesday brings Shenandoah Downs 1 45 p m horse racing and teen league baseball Northside Lanes 6 p m plus City League 1 p m Mountain Dew vs Sheavabankers and 8 30 p m Shorty s Furniture vs C S Bank.
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EUB
Braddock
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Shenandoah Downs Entries Saturday
Shenandoah Downs releases the Saturday entries for the program good for horse racing fans and bettors. The list details horses jockeys and post positions for a day of racing excitement at the track.
Major League Baseball Sets Summer Free Agent Draft
Major league baseball will hold its annual summer free agent draft on June 6-7 in New York. Commissioner William D Eckert said every club may pick one player from the free agent field and each Class Triple A and Double A farm club may also choose one. Seattle and Kansas City will participate via their Class A affiliates with unrestricted selections.
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Mason-Dixon 500 Race Set At Mason-Dixon Dragway
Hagerstown Maryland hosts the Mason-Dixon 500 this Sunday drawing teams from thirteen states. Notables Ralph Ridgeway and Dave LeBruin lead entries in the Street Eliminator and New Breed Corvette with 150 advance entries across Super Stock Gas and Modified Production classes. Qualifying begins 10 AM with 16 finalists at 2 PM for a 250 dollar purse plus 1500 dollar added jackpot.
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Mass
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Conn
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