Baseball coaching structure differs from other sports
In a Cleveland game against Baltimore the writer notes baseball teams split dugout with managers and staff separate from players. He explains the slow pace allows key players to decide many actions without input from the team, unlike football basketball or hockey where players are closer to coaches.
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Player Association
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Impressive Brass at Warren County Fair Athletics
Warren County Fair shifts to sports with wrestling and cross country open to youths and women. Wrestling for grades 9-12 costs $4 and awards trophies for first two places with ribbons through fifth. Foot race categories include boys, men, girls, and women with $2 entry, prizes for top three and ribbons to twentieth.
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Bob Lindsey
Hy Daley
Journal
McCray
Hassler Ends 18-Game Foxhole With 92 Victory
Andy Hassler snapped an 18 game winless streak by Kansas City with a 9 2 win over the Chicago White Sox in the twilight doubleheader opener. He celebrated with champagne after ending the skid that dated back to April 29, 1975, avoiding the major league record for consecutive losses. The Royals completed a sweep with an 8 3 win in the second game.
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Iter
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Sox
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Hal McRae
Sler
H. John Nabors
Philadelphia
Clifton Curtis
Boston
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Red Sox
Brewers
Yastrzemski
Don Doyle
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Strzemski
Legion Disease Kills Loaners and Saegertown Wins
RIDGWAY The Legionaires Disease outbreak spreads as Corry Savings and Loan American Legion baseball falls to Saegertown 14 to 3 in the regional playoffs. Saegertown hits four home runs while Corry’s John Taylor and coaches end era after 351 games. Saegertown advances, NEBCO Post 11 and State College rain out in the double elimination.
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Hammond
John Taylor
Saegertown
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Taylor
Mike Cragg
Erik Johson
Gregg Hammond
Mike Pager
Soaners
Kim Triscull
Mmanager Hammond
Erie
NEBCO
State College
Soviets Lead Track Meet as Records Fall at Maryland
The Soviet Union built a 99 79 lead over the United States after 17 events at the 14th Soviet American track and field meet in College Park Maryland with nine meet records, six by Russians. American men trailed 58 46 and the U S women led 52 20 as 19 events remained. Notable marks included Dave Roberts nearly matching his world pole vault best, Steve Riddick aiding the Russian hammer throw and 400 meter relay records, and Tyma Nadezhda Galina Pilatova among multiple event winners for Russia. American winners included Ben Brown Charles Foster and Craig Virgin while Viktor Saneyev excelled in triple jump.
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Dave Roberts
Gainesville
Fla
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Eugene
Ore
Steve Riddick
Montreal
Pset
Valery Borzov
Mike Durkin
Alexy Kdondy
Yuriy Iykh
Tyma ‘Nadezhda
Galina Pilatova
Ben ‘Brown
Charles Foster
Craig Virgin
Viktor Saneyev
Marangi
Inn At Peak Bowl To SS Limited Defeat In Muddy Contest
Defensively, with nine players, Inn At Peak Bowl To SS Limited faced six base on balls as Corry's IAP softballers fell 7-2 to Ken Vokac and the 16-11 Super Sport squad at Aero Field. Vokac tossed a five hitter as SS chases a wild card spot in the South Erie County League playoffs. Both teams turned a double play, the Slopers executing their eighth in five games.
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Braves Duo Prove They Can Do It In 7-0 Win
Braves pitcher Carl Morton held the San Francisco Giants to four hits for his second win in 10 decisions, and Willie Montanez homered with three singles and two RBIs. Montanez, traded from the Giants, fueled Atlanta as they moved two games ahead in the NL West. Other NL results included Cardinals over Phillies 6-2, Cubs over Expos 6-5 and 1-0, Reds over Dodgers 7-4, Padres over Astros 9-3, with Mets vs Pirates rained out.
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A's
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Lalloff
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Rick Rhoden
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Expos
Rick Monday
Chicago
Jerry Morales
Padres
Astros
Tom Griffin
Astro
Bulch Metzger
Fifth game set in Big 33 football series at Hershey
The Pennsylvania Ohio Big 33 series returns to Hershey Stadium for its fifth game with Ohio aiming for a second straight win. Also Buddy Allin leads the B C Golf Tournament at the halfway point with a four shot margin over Sneed and Gilder. Ken Norton opens training camp in Gilman Calif as he prepares for a heavyweight title bout with Muhammad Ali. Bake McBride of the St. Louis Cardinals is out for the season due to an injury.
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Endicott
N.Y
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Gilman Hot Springs
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Softball Recap Highlights Key Players and Hitting Power
The report notes strong offense with multiple base hits and homeruns driving a win. Pitcher Ran Harrington earned the decision while Blew Harber took the loss, as the squad built an early lead and held on late.
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Hs Billey
Rede Nhichell
Socodhi Momeruns
Ran Harrington
Ing Puchee
Harber
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