Catfish Hunter to Retire After 1980 Season With Yankees
Hall of Fame like pitcher Catfish Hunter, revered for steady leadership, plans to retire at age 33 when his five year Yankees contract ends. Career highlights include 200 wins before 31, five World Series titles, and a famous 1968 perfect game. He vows to return to Hertford NC farm life and hunting, valuing character and team harmony.
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Major League Batting Stats by Club Shuts Out Friday
National League club batting shows WAS SHUT OUT outcomes with Oakland 17 Toronto 15 Boston Minnesota 10 Chicago New York Texas 9 California Seattle 7 Cleveland 6 Baltimore Kansas City 5 Detroit 3 Milwaukee 0 for games played Friday September 21.
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Spahn Returns to Baseball as Minor League Coach
Baseball Hall of Famer Warren Spahn, 58, now coaches for the California Angels after a long career with the Milwaukee Braves. He returned to the game last spring following his wife's death and was honored with a standing ovation at Milwaukee County Stadium. Spahn, who won 363 games as a left-handed pitcher, hopes to someday manage in the majors while noting players have changed but remain approachable.
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Fastpitch clinics scheduled at Jefferson High gym
Kirkwood Community College sponsors a three session fast pitch softball clinic opening Oct. 10 with sessions Oct. 17 and Oct. 24 at Jefferson High School gym. Women 6:30 7:15 p m men 7:20 8:05 p m. $10 for all three, bring your own softball and catcher. Instructors Denny Lindermbaum and Al Rausch. DON CHANDLER OF the Green Bay Packers scored more points in the 1968 Super Bowl 15 than any other player in Super Bowl career.
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