Midget Blues name Scott Loseke batting champion
Scott Loseke won the batting title for the Columbus Midget Blues as the team finished 17-11. He hit .375 with 27 hits in 72 at bats, edging Al Starzec by three points and tying Pat Novicki for the team RBI and hits leader with 19 and 27 respectively. Novicki led in runs with 28 and stole 20 bases, as the Blues hit over .300 and stole 106 bases. Cielocha led pitching with a 55 inning, 1.40 ERA, and 46 strikeouts. Loseke and Souders each had a win. Coaches were Al Brandt, Bob Ekeley, and Mike Brandt.
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Scott Loseke
Tae
Columbus
Blues
Loseke
al Starzee
Starzec
Pat Novicki
Novicki
Tom Czapla
Mike Cielocha
Cielocha
Prososki
Gregg Cruickshank
Curt Peterson
Kearney
Scott Souders
Adike Cielocho
Joe Held
Roger Bull Ignante i
Gregg Cruickswank
Seve Placrek
Mike Scheidelger
Brent Arment
Ken Arment ii
Ryan Fraser
Wliphr
Seon Losehe
Lke Ciclocha
Wien
Bryan Kearney
Nyos
Jobe Prososhi
Greay Cruickshank
Garnett wins Nebraska Closet Tennis Tourney title
Sig Garnett defeated Dan Sloboth 3 4 4 7 5 7 6 5 in the men s open singles final at Lincoln Racquet Club to claim the Nebraska Closet Tennis Tournament. He will leave Lincoln to coach in Haw. Garnett and Bill Roach defeated Dan Grossman and John McCabe 6 4 6 2 to win the men s open doubles. Kathy Hawkins beat Diana Myers 6 4 6 4 in the women s open singles.
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Lincoln
Neb
UPI
Sig Garnett
Dan Sloboth
Nebraska
Garnett
University of Nebraska
Haw
le Pete
Bill Roach
Beatrice
Dan Grossman
Omaha
John McCabe
Kathy Hawkins
Diana Myers
Procharts Houston Oilers Look At Team Struggles And Line Shakeup
Witagay Oy.Czeme's PROCHARTS Houston Oilers review highlights Dan Pastorini's frustration in a losing season and ongoing uncertainty in the quarterback spot. It notes aging players, injury concerns, and potential rookies like Tim Wilson as the team seeks improved running and blocking with Morris Towns and George Rieshner.
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Dan Pastorini
John Hadl
Ken Burrough
Billy White
Johnson
Mack Alston
Mike Barber
Rone Coleman
Don Hardeman
Fred Willis
Tim Wilson
Morris Towns
George Rieshner
Greg Sampson
Wil
Carl Mack
Haling
Henderson Emerges as Mets Rookie Pride in 197 Season
Steve Henderson, the shy 2 year old left fielder acquired with Tom Seaver, has captivated the New York Mets with his natural play and unspoiled demeanor. Coach Joe Torre and teammates note his innocence, while he quietly handles the spotlight and eyes a possible Rookie of the Year run amid a struggling club.
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Miltin Richman
UPI
New York
Cincinnati Reds
Tom Seaver
Steve Henderson
Seaver
Henderson
Mets
Reds
Indianapolis
Lenny Randle
Shea Stadium
Willie Mays
Giants
Mays
Obvius
Pittsburgh
Joe Torre
Lillie
Pirates
Menderson
Lorre
Andrew Dawson
Moir
Expos
Pround Speerdsber
Oie
Stevie Wonder
Turderson
Rybody
Hemerino
Stacy Breaks LPGA Record At Rail Tournament
Hollis Stacy 71-70-66-64 271 17 under par to win Rail Muscular Dystrophy tournament in Springfield IL. She finishes eight strokes ahead of Betty Burfeindt and sets Kathy Whitworth’s 11 year old low 72 hole LPGA record. Stacy adds $15,000 and tops $67,000 this year.
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Mary Bohlen
Atngfield, Ill
Hallis Stacy
Stacy
Betty Burfeindt
Whitworth
PQA
Judy Rankin
Burfeindt
Palm Springs
Calif
Burfelndt
Bartkowski Leads Falcons Past Chiefs in Preseason Flight
Injured quarterback Steve Bartkowski returned from a knee brace fitting to spark Atlanta’s 24-16 win over Kansas City in a preseason game. He threw a 1-yard TD pass to Jim Mitchell, guided a 63-yard drive capped by Haskel Stanback’s 3-yard score, and helped the Falcons pull ahead after Kansas City led 16-7 at halftime. Atlanta improved to 3-0 on the road. KC dropped to 2-3.
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Kansas City
Steve Bartkowski
New York
Atlanta Falcons
Kansas City Chiefs
Bartkowski
Atlanta
Jim Mitchell
Falcons
Haskel Stanback
Mark Bailey
Stanback
Jim Bailey
Nick Mike-Mayert
Chiefs
Jan Stenerude
Mike Livingston
Bailey
Monroe Bley
Garcia wins starting quarterback position for Nebraska
Senior Tandy Garcia will start against Washington State as Nebraska opens the 1977 season. Coach Tom Osborne noted little difference with Taft Sorley, who could also play at QB. Garcia showed a strong passing line and two rushing TDs, while Sorley added a rushing score and solid drives in a scrimmage.
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Curley Culp
Elvin Bethea
al Burton
Oilers
Robert Brazile
Ted Washington
Brazile
Washington
Steve Kiner
Gregg Bingham
Zeke Moore
C.L. Whittington
Mike Reinfeld
Oakland
Skip Butler
Pastorini
Mike Green
Billy Johnson
Lincoln
Neb
UPI
Tandy Garcia
Nebraska
Washington State
Huskers
Tom Osborne
Osborne
Garcia
Taft Sorley
Sorley
Memorial Stadium
Big Springs
Tex
Los Angeles
Rain delay could decide Darlington race winner
Darlington Raceway saw Wood Brothers Mercury driver David Pearson win the Southern Sub and defend his title after a 1 hour 32 minute rain delay. Donnie Allison would have won if NASCAN had called the race earlier. Pit crews played a decisive role with Pearson's team gaining the lead in the final 20 laps and earning $24,590. Buddy Baker finished third and Richard Petty was fourth.
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Darlington, S.C
UPE
Nascan
David Pearson
Wood Brothers Mercury
Darlington Raceway
Pearson
Donnie Allison
Chevrolet
Buddy Baker
Ford
Richard Petty
Dave Marcis
Dodge
Cale Yarburangi
Darlington
Hot Idea wins All American Futurity despite crooked foot
Texan cotton farmer Ted Bruce and partner Lloyd Jackson gambled $4000 sight unseen on a quarter horse filly named Hot Idea. Under trainer Gene Terfertiller the unruly two year old captured the $1 million All American Futurity in 2.76 seconds over 440 yards, turning the stake into a $390,000 return and proving Terfertiller’s foresight. Jockey Purcy Lapham rode to victory as rivals faltered, with Call Me Call and others earning smaller payouts.
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Pete Herrera
Ruidoso Downs
N.M
UPE
Ted Bruce
Bruce
Lloyd Jackson
Gene Terfertiller
Jackson
Tilly
Holsten
Aook
Twassuth
Kruve
Terfertiller
Tok Bruce
Hot Ides
Purcy Lapham
Lipton
Catalina swimmer sets world record Catalina Channel crossing
Penny Dean, 22, of Santa Clara California, set a new world record for a round trip Catalina Channel swim. She completed the 26 miles each way in 20 hours 2 minutes 1 second, beating the previous mark by about 10 minutes. Dean started Sunday from Catalina Island and finished in Rancho Palos Verdes.
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Rancho Palos Vfili- Des
Calif
UPI
Penny Duan
Catalina Channel
Mary Betty Culpa
Marilyn Sournichsen
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