Time For Awards In Baseball Across The League
Baseball writers wrestle with MVP Cy Young and Rookie of the Year choices as a dozen contenders collide. The piece ponders whether strong seasons by Carew, Zook, Hisle, Bonds, Jackson, Nettles, Rivera, Rice, Yastrzemski, Cowens or Singleton merit voting, while Cy Young criteria may favor 20 game winners over Rollie Fingers and his 34 saves.
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AP Sports
Hal Bock
Cy Young
BBWAA
Rod Carew
Richie Zizi
Chicago
Larry Hisle
Bobby Bonds
New York Yankee
Reggie Jackson
Graig Nettles
Mickey Rivera
Sparky Lyle
Boston
Jim Rice
Carl Yastrzemakt
Bill Campbell
Baltimore
Ken Singleton
Oriole
Ee Kaiess City
Hag Bean
al Cowens
San Diego
Rollie Fingers
Patriots End Players Reporting Battle with contract ruling
John Hannah and Sean Gray were ordered to report to the New England Patriots by Tuesday or face league retirement. The NFL Players Union panel ruled a binding contract exists and denied rebates on signing and reporting bonds, while lifting fines.
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Washington
John Hannah
Sean Gray
New England Patriots
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Patriots
Bannah
Gray
Pate
Wellinglay Mara
Aggressive Not Dirty Says Rose About Cobb Record
Cincinnati Reds third baseman Pete Rose defends Ty Cobb’s reputation as aggressive not dirty. Rose, tied for most hits in nine seasons, explains his drive to win while noting Cobb’s era conflicts. He praises his aim to win player of the month and contemplates a lighter offseason and extended career.
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Pete Rose
Philadelphia Phillies
Mike Schmidt
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Carter
Frankie Frisch
Babe Ruth
Phil Regan
New York
Mets
Bud Harrelson
Cobbs
Reds
Sparky Anderson
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