Little League vivid in Oceanside community and nation
A New York Times report highlights Oceanside New York with 73 Little League teams and 2.5 million children nationwide playing Little League or other youth sports. It notes suburbia’s pull, a $1 billion industry, and widespread league presence in 31 countries.
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New York Times
Oceanside
Little League
Murray Braunstein
N.Y
Long Island
Bronx
Sporting Goods
Oceanside Little League saga on Long Island sports and parents
The article follows Oceanside Laundry and Oceanside Little League on Long Island as 12 year old Stuart Posner pitches and Louis Depasquale scores. It ties in broader aunts including Rockville Centre Hempstead and Ypsilanti girls controversy with Carolyn King and parallels Little League rules and parental pressures.
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Long Island
Oceanside
Dominic Cutillo
Stuart Posner
Cutillo
Stuart
Boardman School
Rockville Centre
Hempstead
Long ‘Island
North Shore
Sam Cooperman
Louis Depasquale
Joyce
Little League
Ypsilanti
Carolyn
Little League Baseball
Robert Stirrat
Williamsport
Tampa
Brentwood
N.Y
New York City
Richard Serpa
Johnnie
Oceanside Laundry
Murray Braunstein
Knights of Pythios
Goodwin Stars on NAIA All America Baseball Teams
NAIA Coaches Association named 14 players to first and second All America teams at the national tournament in Phoenix. Notables include Southern University catcher hitting .406 with eight doubles and six triples, and first team infielders Joe DeSanto and Butch Stinson among others. top pitchers are Ron Norman, Tom Brennan, and Ken Koske.
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Phoenix
Ariz
Naia Baseball Coaches Agpeciation
Chen Conte
Ailea
The
Southern University
Carl Torbush
Carson-Newman
Ron Norman
Pembroke State
N.C
Tom Brennan
Lewis College
Ill
Ken Koske
U.S. International
Calif
Joe DeSanto
Mansfield State
Butch Stinson
David Lipscomb
Tenn
Mark Moriarity
Lewis, Ill
David Sandlin
University of North Carolina-Wilminton
Bill Mills
Claremont-Mudd
DeSanto
Stinson
Moriarity
Sandlin
Mills
Jim Beal
la Verne
Gene Felts
Valdosta State
Greg Sinnard
Azusa Pacific
Kent Fulmer
Grand Canyon
Sinnard
Fulmer
Floyd Ciruti
Sam
Houston State
Tex
Terry Kirkpatrick
Ferris State
Mich
Jesse Benavidez
Lubbock Christian
Tom O'Brien
Missouri Western
Lamar Wright
Shorter College
Gary Graham
Chuck Johnson
Westmont
Jim Hawse
LaVerne
Wally Gawaluch
Texas Wesleyan
Don Smith
Erskine
S.C
Steve Heying
Wayne State
Neb
Foreman Plans Sept Title Fight in Tokyo
George Foreman readiness grows as he targets a September title defense in Tokyo against Joe Roman after buying a $2 million sponsorship package. Trainer Dick Sadler expects the purse to double from January’s $375,000 upset, with signings in Japan looming and workouts to start in an Oakland gym.
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San Francisco
George Foreman
Tokyo
Littlesom
Joe ‘King
Roman
Hayward
Joe Frazier
Dick Sadler
Sadler
Foreman
Japan
Budokan Hall
Oakland
Tennessee River Receives 175000 Striped Bass Stocking
Alabama biologists release 175000 fingerling striped bass into the Tennessee River near Decatur Harbor and Mud Creek. They discuss reproduction uncertainty and note current flow is required for eggs to hatch. An additional 23500 smallmouth bass were released into Smith Lake, totaling 58000 fingerlings for the year.
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Alabama
Tennessee
Joe Webb
Decatur Harbor
Mud Creek
South
Kentucky
Smith Lake
Double Springs
Sispey
Edlefson, Hose lead Blue Gray tennis opener in Montgomery
Top seed Tom Edlefson of Los Angeles faces Greg Kail of New Orleans in the Blue Gray championships second day. Defending champ Humphrey Hose meets Kevin Senich as seed numbers 3 Reid and 4 Menon clash with Don Dillard and Jim Timmens. Rain paused three opening matches. unseeded Mike Cahill draws Bill Fisher as play resumes.
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Montgomery
Ala
Tom Edlefson
Los Angeles
Calif
Greg Kail
New Orleans
Humphrey Hose
Benezuela
Kevin Senich
Raz ‘Reid
Greenville
S. C
Jim Timmens
Trinity University
Sashi Menon
University of Southern California
Don Dillard
University of Alabama
Snapper Riding Mower Offers Many Lawn Powers
Snapper is marketed as a compact all in one lawn machine serving as a mower aerator sweeper catcher dozer and hauler. It features 5 and 8 hp engines five forward speeds plus reverse with enclosed transmission and easy handling. A free on site demonstration is offered by McDonough Power Equipment Inc subsidiary of Fuqua Industries nc.
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McDonough Power Equipment, Inc
Fuqua Industries
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Knights of Pythias
Oceansi Eae
Hempstead Village
Montréal
Henry “Dunk” Beter
Little Dribblers
Texas
Chester
William Cook
St. Agnes
Goodwin
NAIA
Bo Belinsky
Mamie van Doren
Belinsky
Maury Allen
Mexico
Riccardo Arredondo
World Boxing Council
Morito
Kashiwaba
Frazier
WBC
His
Muhammad Ali
Ker Clorton
Joe Bugner
Ron Lyle
Webb
Fred McNair
Graham Snooks
Southern Illinois University
Mike Cahill
Bill Fisher
Little Rock
King Edward
America
Gray
West
Decatur
Hartselle
College Street
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