Millsap and Hebert Lead 2 Percent Contenders in League Race
In a Princeton LI contest 2 percenters Millsap and Ed Hebert starred as Tommy Keatley hit four of three and Kevin Graham fanned one in relief. Douglas Sporting Goods beat Pepsi 7 to 4 with Jay Burkett allowing three hits. Jeff St Clair and Allen's GA topped Chad's 3 Car as Mark Peters and Jeff Yaha had two hits each. Wesley Wallace and Mike Barnette homered for the losers in the sixth.
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Foursomes Pairings Set for Bluefield Mixed Tourney
Bluefield Country Club officials announced the pairings for the mixed foursomes tournament scheduled to start at 1 p.m. Sunday. The listed teams include Evelyn Wickham with Jack Flrstman, Rachel Blalock with Eddie McQuail, and many others such as Mary Jane Tracy with Roy Scales, Rosemary Darlington with Harry Turner, plus Ruth Ann Meam with Bill Tracy and Elsa Sneed with Doc Kahle among the 22 duos.
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Hammaker KC Signee Hammaker KC Signee
Kansas City Royals announce signing of Charlton Atlee Hammaker 21, a left handed pitcher from East Tennessee State for about 70000 dollars. Hammaker posted a 6 3 record as a junior and has a 10 6 college mark with a 2 98 ERA and 137 strikeouts in 130 innings.
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Baseball, Hot Dogs And Bluefield, Fanning Molds All Three Together
George Fanning and the Appalachian League have a long running connection with Bluefield Orioles GM Fanning begins his 32nd year as Junior Minor returns for a second season. Bluefield aims to improve on last year’s last place finish as promotions and special nights are planned. Tickets and outlets listed, Roy Hill’s Bluefield hotdog famed, Firecracker Night July 4 and Bob Feller Day highlighted.
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Jones Mom Denies Cage Star Exodus
Mount Hope High School 6-foot-11 junior Earl Jones briefly withdrew for a month then re enrolled officials deny he visited Washington DC to scout a new school Principal James Casebolt says Jones is back in class Jones averaged about 25 points and 15 rebounds per game with Mount Hope which has a 49 3 record over the past two seasons He gained national recognition as a Parade All American and is regarded as a top national prospect for next season
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Inman Shoots Ugly 64 to Lead Atlanta Golf Classic
Joe Inman shot what he called the ugliest 64 ever, moving to a one-stroke lead in the second round at the Atlanta Golf Classic. He finished two rounds at 135, nine under par, citing superb putting amid heat and a rocky course as key factors. Grier Jones and Andy Bean trailed, while several others battled for position.
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Dodgers Rally to 14 4 Victory Over Cubs in Rained Start
Steve Garvey Ron Cey and Davey Lopes homered as the Los Angeles Dodgers defeated the Chicago Cubs 14 to 4 before rain halted play after 6 2 3 innings. Reggie Smith opened the scoring with his 1 000th career run on Garvey's 11th homer.
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Bird Becomes Richest Rookie In History
BOSTON Larry Bird, the Indiana State forward nicknamed the kick from French Lick, signed a five season deal worth about 3.25 million dollars making him the richest rookie in sports history. Bird appeared at a Boston Garden ceremony received uniform No. 33 from Red Auerbach and joked he would have played for nothing.
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Pecci Upsets Connors to Reach French Open Final
Victor Pecci of Paraguay, unseeded, defeated Jimmy Connors 7-5 6-4 5-7 6-3 in the French Open semifinals at Roland Garros. Pecci earlier beat Guillermo Vilas, while Bjorn Borg routed Vilas Gerulaitis 6-2 6-1 6-4 to reach the final. The 23-year-old Paraguayan, amid a 17,000-strong crowd, earned a historic upset on clay with eight aces and a rising profile for Paraguayan tennis.
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