Carlos May Misses Plate In Historic Sox Doubleheader
Carlos May hit a homer and a triple in Chicago’s opening twin bill as the White Sox swept Oakland 6-5 and 12-4. May famously stepped over home plate after his first inning homer, then shrugged it off amid a 360-foot dash and a dugout dash.
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Reichardt aims to boost White Sox in spring training
Florida interview with Rick Reichardt, former California Angels star, discusses Ball Four, umpire glasses, and his trade history. Reichardt, now 28, explains his hitting approach, manager Ted Williams influence, and optimism for daily play under Chuck Tanner as the White Sox open the season against Minnesota.
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Cedar Rapids
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Tanner
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Rockwell-Swaledale star backed by Swaledale kin
Don Eddy, a left handed rookie pitcher for the White Sox and Swaledale native, is the last Iowa player on Chicago after Duane Josephson’s trade. He recalled two cousins on Rockwell-Swaledale, Tom Eddy and Brad Eddy, and his G. A. Eddy LP gas company ties. Eddy, 24, posted an 18-3 record for Appleton in 1969 and 10-4 with a 1.37 ERA for Tucson before a September call up.
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Mason City
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Caslavka Drives North Tama Past Don Bosco 10-1
Caslavka carried a no hitter into the seventh before it was broken with one out. North Tama of Traer defeated Don Bosco of Gilbertville 10-1 to move to 2-0. Curt Bohnstengel collected three hits and Mark Clark hit a solo homer for North Tama.
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C.R. Cards Drop 8-5 to Lewiston in St. Pete
Cedar Rapids Cardinals fall 8-5 to Lewiston at their minor league complex in St. Petersburg. Gary Breshears led an eight-hit attack with a two-run homer in the seventh. Ricky Shepard took the loss. Dews weighs starting rotation of Shepard Farley Hemenway Warner and Denny. Breshears may start at second, short, or third. Next game at 7:30 p.m. Thursday versus St. Petersburg Cardinals at Al Lang Field.
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Daniels Named ABA Most Valuable Player and All-Star
Mel Daniels was named the ABA's Most Valuable Player by commissioner Jack Dolph. The 6-9 center led Indiana to its second straight division title and was joined on the all star team by Rock Barry. First team also includes Roger Brown, Charlie Scott, and Mack Calvin. second team features Brisker, Caldwell, Beaty, Freeman, and Cannon.
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