Eckersley earns Prep of the Week amid no hitter tale
Fremont- Dennis Eckersley, named Prep of the Week by The Argus with Newark Optimist Club, recalls pitching a 6-0 no hitter against Mission San Jose and a later one-hitter in FBI play. He credits mentor Wayne Miller and his brother Glen for early tips as he signs with the Los Angeles Dodgers.
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Kenned y Games field adds major international stars
Berkeley meets attract Lennox Miller Canadian miler Dave Bailey Olympic hurdlers Will ie Davenport and Clarence Johnson join the Kennedy Games lineup. George Young may enter the three mile alongside Frank Shorter Garry Bjorklund and Lee Evans as world record holders attend. Cal freshman Rick Brown tests 880 and sprinters Hart and Curtis aim for NCAA form amid injuries.
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Reedy wins state title in All-American Youth Bowling
Steve Reedy of Cloverleaf Bowl places among the top three at Castro Valley Bowl in the All American Youth Bowling Championships finals. Reedy in the Hoy's Scratch Division posted a 226 average over eight games and earns a trip to Washington DC for national finals alongside Susie Paul and Greg Pavlik. The finals are run by the Bowling Proprietors Association of America and National Bowling Council with $21,000 in college scholarships awarded.
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Giants Trade Heise Recall Williams In Three-Player Deal
San Francisco trades Bob Heise to Milwaukee for Floyd Wicker and recalls Bernie Williams from Phoenix. Williams, 22, leads Phoenix with 326 average and 26 RBIs in 47 games, while Heise hitless in 12 at bats this season. Wicker goes to the Giants farm system in Phoenix after the move.
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Ray Sadecki
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Yankee shortstop injures neck colliding with umpire
Yankee shortstop Gene Michael injured his neck in a collision with base umpire Ron Luciano in the ninth inning against the Oakland Athletics and was taken to Roosevelt Hospital for precautionary X rays. The play occurred during Thurman Munson's throw on a steal by Joe Rudi, with Michael suffering a cut lip and a mild facial injury as he was assisted off the field. Montreal Expos activate Tim Britton from the disabled list and option Ernie McAnally to Winnipeg Whips.
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