Leaners, Boosters Vie For Title Jim Hammond's Last Hurrah
Before the 1976 Corry baseball season, coach Jim Hammond announced Leaners would pursue a league title. The Loan Makers aim for a fifth straight playoff run, with Hammond set to retire after hosting Warren in a best-of-three series at Lageland and Wilder fields, hoping to extend his 200th win and carry a veteran roster past the Warren squad led by Frisina and Wozneak.
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Steve Frisina
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Wilder Field
Deal Backfires For Mets As Unser Delivers For Expos
Montreal rode a return from a midweek trade to victory over New York as Del Unser hit a first inning homer off Skip Lockwood. The ex-Mets outfielder received a thunderous welcome at Jarry Park while the Expos beat the Mets 2-1. Other NL results included Reds over Braves, Phillies over Pirates, Cubs over Cardinals, Giants over Astros, and Dodgers over Padres.
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Jim Lonborg
Romaniszyn Faces Tough Talk Ahead in Patriots Camp
Titusville native Jim Romaniszyn seeks a comeback in the NFL with the New England Patriots after a year out. Signed as a free agent, he joins 14 linebackers in camp, with seven veterans and several rookies battling for a roster spot while Cleveland had previously cut him after two years as a Browns back converted to linebacker and used mainly on special teams.
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Romaniszyn
New England
Angels Fire Dick Williams in Anaheim Shakeup
ANAHEIM AP A split reaction from the Angels emerges as owner Gene Autry fires Dick Williams after late Friday discussions. Norm Sherry, briefly named as Williams successor, faces the task of steering a change that leaders say is needed for the team to reach its full potential this year.
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DA Heads Toward Padres Job as Legal Counsel
Reports persist that Crawford County District Attorney Ballard P. Smith Jr. will resign to join the San Diego Padres as legal counsel. Sources say he is meeting Padres officials in San Diego this weekend and a formal announcement is expected within the week.
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Alexander Falls Short of No-Hitter in Boston Loss
Yankees starter Doyle Alexander came within one out of a no hitter, but Jack Burleson’s leadoff single in the ninth ended the bid as New York beat Boston 9-1. Vida Blue struck out 13 in Oakland’s 2-0 win over Kansas City, Reggie Jackson tied for a record with a 43rd home run in Milwaukee’s 4-3 win over Baltimore, and Cleveland beat Detroit 9-4 while Minnesota defeated Chicago 6-2. California and Texas had no games.
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Summer Rec Basketball Standings and Player Names
Fragmentary recap lists five teams and names such as Canes Suns Bulls Cajuns Duke and Brigham. Mentions players Tammy Mille Tom Grew Scott Hunt Tom Lindsey and Tommy Millar with scattered notes on shooting and speed drills.
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Hunt
Tom Lindsey
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Tommy Millar
Brigham
John Brigham
Steelers Roll In Shortened Game
In a bizarre finish at Soldier Field the Pittsburgh Steelers led 24-0 before torrential rain halted play with 1:22 left in the third quarter. Fans flooded the field as the Steelers and All-Star team paused amid chaos. Pittsburgh had built a 24-0 lead behind Roy Gerela field goals and Franco Harris touchdowns, while Terry Bradshaw showed early Super Bowl form.
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San Diego State
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Tulsa
Stars
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Jack Lambert
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Shine Qualifies For Semi Finals At Montreal Olympics
Mike Shine of Youngaville wins preliminary heat in the 400 meter intermediate hurdles to reach Saturday's semifinals in Montreal. He edges Evgeniy Gavritenko after battling a tight finish, finishing in 50.91 seconds. Shine advances with three other heat winners and hopes to medal Sunday if he reaches the final heat.
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United States
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