Cornell football reloads with 92-man squad and five freshmen
Cornell coach Jerry Clark unveils a 92-man roster at Ash Park Field, his largest turnout ever, aiming to replace three All-America stars while relying on 25 returning letterwinners and a five-man freshman contingent. Key veterans Ramseys and Boyer anchor positions as quarterbacks battle for the starting job ahead of a Sept. 10 opener vs Wartburg.
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Chip Marshall
Azette
Mount Vernon
Cornell
Jerry Clark
Clark
John Ward
Ron Corbett
Mike Bennett
Raifield
Ash Park Field
Ward
Corbett
Bennett
Todd Ramsey
Center Point
Ramsey
Dirk Ailts
Terry Quilty
Ailts
Cedar Rapids
Brad Sleep
Steve Wise
Burlington
Pat McKasson
Chuck Hooker
West Palm Beach
Fla
Sleep
Kennedy Prep
Wise
Jefferson
McKasson
Hooker
Dave Meier
Mark Junk
Meier
Junk
Todd Christensen
Terry Moore
Rams
Gordy Smith
Andy Buchmeyer
Warren Braun
Newton
Braun
Don Dicus
North Palm Beach
Dan Rushford
Anamosa
Jim Simon
Mike Jennings
Roger Wilson
Independence
Wartburg
Spicher Emerges as NIU Huskies Most Efficient Receiver
Greg Spicher, NIU split end, posted a 92.1 percent efficiency on 571 plays, leading the Huskies in a season with four passing touchdowns and 6 completions per game. He aims for more passes this year with Tim Tyrell back at quarterback and coach Dave Petzke forecasting a bigger aerial attack.
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Don Doxsie
Northern Illinois University
Huskies
Greg Spicher
Cedar Rapids Kennedy
NIU
Scott Bolzan
Spicher
Tim Tyrell
Dave Petzke
Petzke
Greg
Brian Baschnagel
Chicago Bears
Huskie
Kennedy
Andy Ball
Bowling Green
Carl Aikens
Kansas
Wisconsin
Hendrick's ninth inning blast sinks Braves in St Louis
George Hendrick hit a leadoff homer on Steve Bedrosian's first pitch in the bottom of the ninth as the Cardinals beat the Braves 2 1. Neil Allen improved to 9 12 with the win. Bedrosian fell to 8 7. Willie McGee doubled earlier and St Louis took the lead on a sacrifice fly.
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ST. Louis
George Hendrick
Atlanta
Steve Bedrosian
St. Louis Cardinals
Braves
Cardinals
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
Coleaders
Los Angeles
Hendrick
Neil Allen
Bedrosian
Craig McMurtry
Willie McGee
McMurtry
Ken Oberkfell
David Green
John Stuper
Claudell Washington
Chris Chambliss
Rafael Ramirez
Stuper
Multiple MLB Highlights From Around the League
Oakland built a 1-0 lead as Burroughs and Heath drove in runs. Viola tossed a three hitter for Minnesota backing Hrbek, Hatcher, and Brown. Moreno powered New York with three hits and a three run game as Rawley won his 11th complete game. Kansas City swept Texas as Sheridan delivered a two run ninth inning rally. Pittsburgh moved into first with Morrison Pena driving in two each behind DeLeon’s 11 strikeouts and Scurry’s save.
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Brewers
Angels
Milwaukee
Ned Yost
Tom Candiotti
Candiotti
Vancouver
Cleveland
Steve McCarty
Oakland
McCarty
Davey Lopes
Jeff Burroughs
Mike Heath
Minneapolis
Frank Viola
Kent Hrbek
Twins
Viola
Mickey Hatcher
Ron Washington
Darrell Brown
NEW York
Omar Moreno
Yankees
Shane Rawley
Steve Kemp
Roy Smalley
Moreno
Jim Beattie
Willie Randolph
Karl Best
Kansas City
Pat Sheridan
Royals
Texas
George Brett
Frank White
Dan Quisenberry
Dave Hostetler
John Wathan
Dave Schmidt
Butch Davis
White
Onix Concepcion
A. L. Washington
Sheridan
Mike Armstrong
Larry Gura
Chicago
Detroit
White Sox
Pittsburgh
Jim Morrison
Tony Pena
Pirates
Philadelphia
Jose DeLeon
Astros
Rod Scurry
DeLeon
Dickie Thon
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Dan Ford
Lloyd Moseby
Moseby
Joe Nolan
al Bumbry
Nolan
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Roy Lee Jackson
Dave Stieb
Tippy Martinez
Barry Bonnell
Tigers
John Wackenfuss
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Lou Whitaker
Juan Berenguer
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