Managers on the Hot Seat in 1975 Baseball
A national look at which NL and AL managers are expected to return or depart after 1974. Names like Red Schoendienst Murrow, Danny Murtaugh, Owens, Mauch, Yogi Berra, Jim Marshall, Walt Alston, Sparky Anderson, John McNamara, Hank Aaron, Preston Gomez, Westrum, McNamara, Bill Virdon, Ken Aspromonte, Del Crandall, Ralph Houk, Frank Robinson, Billy Martin, Dick Williams, and others are weighed against team performance and contracts as clubs decide to change or keep managers for 1975.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St, Louis
Red Schoendist
Johnny Keene
Yankees
Pittsburgh
Murtaugh
Joe Brown
Bob Skinner
Danny
Philadelphia
Phils
Owens
Montreal
Expos
Mauch
New York
Willie Mays
Mets
Yogi
Chicago
Jim Marshall
Ernie Banks
Walt Alston
Sparky Anderson
John McNamara
LOS Angeles
Alston
Cincinnati
Sparky
Atlanta
Hank Aaron
Braves
Clyde King
Hank
Mathews
Houston
Preston Gomez
Durocher
Harry Walker
San Fran
Bonds
Westrum
San Diego
Hamburglar
McNamara
Krogh and Co
Bill Virdon
Ken Aspromonte
Baltimore
Boston
Virdon
Weaver
Johnson
Milwaukee
Detroit
del Crandall
Ralph Houk
Cleveland
Frank Robinson
Tribe
Mileti-Seghi
Aspro
West
Billy Martin
Texas
Frank Quilici
Minnesota
Oakland
Finley
Kansas City
Tanner
McKeon
Rockets Cup Third Straight Sparked by Two Scoring Plays
Titusville moved to 3-0 with a 15-6 win over Grove City as Phil Jones 55 yard run and Vince Dibble 38 yard TD pass to Kirby Fenton led the Rockets. Greenville extended its streak to 17-0 with a 22-0 win over Hickory, while Oil City fell to Fairview 37-22 in a non league game. Frantz returned a 90 yard kickoff and ran 22 times for 125 yards for Oil City.
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Titusville
Oil City
Corry
Rockets
Grove City
Greenville
Hickory
Fairview
Phil Jones
Vince Dibble
Kirby Fenton
Bucky Crabb
Denny Stephens
Mark Shimshock
Trojans
Gary Frantz
Oilers
Bucs and Cards win as Reds slide in tight NL East race
The St Louis Cardinals beat the Chicago Cubs 5-2 on Ted Simmons 18th homer backing a Tyson lead and, in another late surge, the Pirates defeated the New York Mets 4-3 to stay one half game back. Dodgers edged Padres 2-1, Giants beat Reds 4-3, Braves topped Astros 1-0, Phillies walloped Expos 10-2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis Cardinals
Pittsburgh Pirates
Ted Simmons
Chicago Cubs
Pirates
New York Mets
Cards
Pittsburgh
Los Angeles
San Diego
San Francisco
Cincinnati
Atlanta
Houston
Philadelphia
Montreal
Cubs
Mike Tyson
Bob Forsch
Lou Brock
Ted Sizemore
Reggie Smith
Tyson
St. Louis
Forsch
Simmons
Art Howe
Tug McGraw
Sadecki
Howe
McGraw
Dave Parker
Paul Popovich
Rennie Stennett
Popovich
Chase McGraw
Harry Parker
Sanguillen
Teddy Martinez
Stennett
Parker
al Oliver
Willie Stargell
Dodgers
Padres
Steve Yeager
Giants
Reds
Tito Fuentes
Gary Thomasson
Braves
Astros
Phil Niekro
Phillies
Expos
Steve Carlton
del Unser
Willie Montanez
Phils
Yankees Sweep Indians Tie Orioles in AL East Race
The New York Yankees sweep both ends of a doubleheader against the Cleveland Indians to move into a tie with the Baltimore Orioles for first in the AL East. Bobby Murcer delivers a run scoring triple in the opener, while Larry Gura’s six hitter fuels a 3-0 win in the nightcap as New York climbs even with Baltimore.
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Associated Pres
New York Yankees
Yankees
Cleveland Indians
New York
Bill Virdon
Indians
Baltimore
Orioles
Boston
Red Sox
Bobby Murcer
Larry Gura
Gura
Elliott Maddox
Murcer
Lou Piniella
Maddox
Thurman Munson
Piniella
Chris Chambliss
OJ Probable For Bills Dolphins Clash
NFL relies on college roots as Chuck Fairbanks stacks a new defense for the Patriots. O J Simpson is listed as probable for the Dolphins game while Mercury Morris will start after sitting out last week. The Dolphins visit Buffalo as other Week 2 games unfold with divisional showdowns planned across the league.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miami
New England
Jim Plunkett
Fairbanks
New York Giants
New Haven
Buffalo
St. Louis
Washington
Pittsburgh
Denver
Kansas City
Oakland
New Orleans
Los Angeles
Minnesota
Detroit
San Diego
Cincinnati
San Fancisco
Atlanta
New York Jets
Chicago
Houston
Cleveland
Green Bay
Baltimore
Dallas Cowboys
Philadelphia
Eagles
O.J. Simpson
Raiders
Mercury Morris
Carl Clabbatz Rips 624 Bowling Set
Local bowling alley report lists Carl Clabbatz achieving a 624 series in a game lineup at Bowl-Aire Murphy's Plaza. Other scores include Marian Bowl Aire Mikeo 2 Mrs Mires Hing Thursday Couples and Lumphrey-Rheberden 4 with Larry Rnebergen 297, Jim Humphrey 202, Betsy Vander Schaal 200, Vera Lictus 182, and Shirley Dunn 191.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smith Dougherty
Lumphrey-Rheberden
Larry Rnebergen
Jim Humphrey
Betsy
Vander Schaal
Vera Lictus
Shirley Dunn
Georgia Tech versus Pittsburgh in 2 PM Grant Field clash
Georgia Tech, in a stretch of three games in 13 days, hosts independent power Pittsburgh at Grant Field. Kickoff is 2 PM EDT before an expected 40,000, with Pitt led by All-American sophomore Tony Dorsett as a slight favorite.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
Georgia Tech
Pittsburgh
Grant Field
Pitt
Tony Dorsett
Stars Release Zelmo Beaty After Malone Trade
The Utah Stars announced the release of veteran center Zelmo Beaty who helped win the 1971 ABA crown. Beaty, 6 foot 9 and 235 pounds, scored his 13,000th career point last season and has a contract with another team, though details were not disclosed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salt Lake City
Utah Stars
Moses Malone
Zelmo Beaty
American Basketball Association
Stars
Beaty
Pistons fail to settle Bing Adams disputes at camp
Ypsilanti AP Detroit Pistons did not move to resolve contract disputes with Dave Bing and Don Adams. Bing and Adams were absent from NBA training camp as GM Ed Coil refused to reopen negotiations. Bing faces a 250 fine per missed practice and was suspended without pay per their request.
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Ypsilanti
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