Sunday Gazette-Mail from Charleston, West Virginia • Page 67

-February 22,1976 Sundav Gasette-Mail -Charleston. West Virginia Getting ready for the Greater Charleston Swim Association Spring -m Invitational Meet scheduled next Friday, Saturday and Sunday at Jf.O Morris four members of the GCSA team including (from A IVI is it is left) Meredith Rice, 8, Rodney Hall, 8, Michael Mire, 8 and Trip 1 Shumate. 8. (Staff Photo by Leo Chabot) Area League Cage Standings 6 New Approach' to Reserve System Offered by Players Association NEW YORK (AP) The major league baseball players association placed some new ideas on the bargaining table Saturday, which the owners described as a "new approach'to the reserve system." After meeting for the 20th time, the players association and the owners appeared to have reached a semantical crossroads in their negotiations for a new labor contract. The old one expired Dec.

31. Marvin Miller, executive director of the players union, said he couldn't be specific but he was placing some new ideas concerning the reserve rules on the bargaining table. "But I want to make it clear that these are not be considered proposals in the usual sense." Miller said. "We are interested in their reaction and we want further discussion, of course. "But remember, in this area they always have the privilege of saying 'let's not touch The staus quo on the reserverules would be fine with the.

players since the current interpretation of them permits a player to become a free agent one year after fulfilling his contractual term to the club. Last December, arbitrator Peter Seitz ruled pitchers Andy MESSERSMITH AND Dave McNally had become free agents after each played their option year. A fed era! districtcourt judge in Kansas City upheld that decision but the owners appealed and the case went to circuit court, where a threejudge panel said on Friday it was taking the matter under advisement. The owners, however, seemed to have placed a more significant interpretation on Miller's new ideas. "The association put forth a new proposal with new details," Lee MacPhail, American League president, said in a statement after the two-hour bargaining session.

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Netters Win Under-21 Tourney As Taygan Shines -FerdiTay- gan 19 of Framingham, led the American men's team to victory Saturday in an international under-21 tournament but the United States women's squad was routed by Britain in foe final. Taygan and Francis Gonzales, 20, of Puerto Rico, gained the team victory by defeating Britain's Jonathan Smith and Martin Robinson, 6- 4, 6-4 in the crucial doubles match to retain the cup donated by a British petroleum company. Taygan, a bright prospect on the American tennis scene, kept the Americans, in contention by beating Robinson in singles after Gonzales lost for the second day in a row, bowing to Smith 6-3, 6-1. The score after the first day of the finals had been'1-1 following Gonzales' loss and a win by I The American girls, trailing 2-0 gouig into Saturday's action, were no match for I the British girls. Linda Mottram took Stephanie Tollerson i of Phoenix 6-4', 6-4 in 57 minutes, and Sandy Stap of Deerfield, 111., substituting for flu-stricken Lele Forood of Fort Lauder- Vdale was defeated 6-1, 64 by hard- hitting Sue Barker, the British Wightman cup star.

A.L. Stars Win Softball BOCA (AP) Jim Palmer, winner of the American League's Cy Young award last year, had his underhand deliveries clubbed for 13 hits Saturday, but "held on to give an American League team a 9-7 softball victory over National Leaguers; Palmer, commenting on the American League's failure to beat the National League in recent All-Star games, said after the nationally televised charity game, "You know we wanted to.win this Uiing." But laughs replaced seriousness in the contest, which benefited the Sickle Cell Disease Foundation and drew 2,500 fans. The National League jumped on Palmer, the Baltimore Orioles ace right-han- der, for a 6-0 lead in the first three inn- nihgs. The National got in the second inning behind a tworun double by Rennie Stennett of the Pittsburgh Pirates and a two-run single by St. Louis'.

Lou Brock. They made it M.in the third when Los Angeles' Steve Garvey scored on a groun-. dout by Cincinnati's Tony Perez. But the American got a run in the fourth, then cut the lead to fr-3 in the fifth on a two-run homer by Cleveland's Rick Manning off New York Mets' mound ace Tom Seaver. Seaver, who retired the first 10 batters, gave up four more runs in the sixth inning on a two-run single by California's Bobby Bonds s(nd run-scoring doubles by Milwaukee's George Scott and Cleveland's Frank Duffy.

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