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Tuesday, September 6, 1994
SPORTS UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN
The end may be near for strike
Owners want deal secured by Friday
The Associated Press
NEW YORK — Baseball officials, like the rest of the country, spent Sunday watching football.
Acting commissioner Bud Selig, who said the season probably will be canceled if there is no agreement by Friday, spent the day at home in Milwaukee watching the Green Bay Packers beat the Minnesota Vikings 16-10.
"It's strangely and sadly quiet," Selig said.
Management lawyers John West-
hoff and Lou Melendze watch the
shoot.
Ravitch said telephone conversations were taking place, but he didn't detail them. Union head Donald Fehr, who also spent the weekend at home in Westchester, said he didn't think anything important was occurring behind the scenes.
"Nothing significant is going on from which I am aware," he said. "There's nothing scheduled and I haven't talked to the mediators."
"Nothing's scheduled," management negotiator Richard Ravitch said from his home in Pound Ridge, N.Y.
New York Giants beat the Philadelphia Eagles 28-23 at Melendez's house in New Jersey.
Selig, the president and controlling owner of the Milwaukee Brewers, also is a director of the Packers.
Yesterday was the first Labor Day without major league baseball since the holiday was established 100 years ago.
"Let's hope," Selig said in a telephone interview. "That's all I can tell you. No sense in trying to be a prognosticator."
"The more I think about it, from a practical matter, it seems right," he said.
Selig said he was continuing to lean toward setting Friday as the last possible day for a settlement.
Fehr said he was more concerned about reaching a settlement than discussing the settlement deadline.
"I'm going to talk to them about it," Selig said. "If they have thoughts, I'll listen."
You are looking live — at Terry Bradshaw on horseback in the Hollywood hills?
By Hank Kurz Jr.
The Associated Press
Fox Television made its NFL regular-season debut Sunday, and the network used Bradshaw—and the horse—to introduce "a new day for the fan, a new day for Fox and a new day for this ol' country boy" during its hour-long pregame show.
Bradshaw, a cut-up in his studio days at CBS, apparently will have the same persona in his role as studio co-host. In the opening segment, it wasn't long before Bradshaw mounted his horse and galloped down Rodeo Drive to a Hollywood parking space equipped with a hitching post.
Fox trots through NFL debut
So began television's new era of NFL coverage. Fox, with a $1.58 billion, four-year bid last December, took NFC games away from CBS, which had them for 38 years.
"Time to go to work." he said.
"Time to go to work."
After quick, highlight-driven previews of the day's NFC games, Bradshaw continued the opening with a high-energy tour of the spacious studio: from the research area to introductions of co-host James Brown and analysts Howie Long and Jimmy Johnson, to the artificial football field just off the set.
day in its eight-year history.
On Sunday, while CBS aired paid programming from 12-12:30 p.m. then began its U.S. Open tennis coverage, many of its former employees helped Fox kick off the biggest
A look-ahead to a feature on Arizona Cardinals coach Buddy Ryan started with: "He's the head coach who's never won a playoff game." One on Joe Montana of Kansas City asked if this season would be "his best, or his last."
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