Baseball Scores and Standings Prompted by Midweek Card
The scoreboard lists Wednesday games including California at Detroit and Minnesota at New York with several n and tL markers. It also shows National League East and West standings with Pittsburgh New York Chicago Philadelphia St Louis Montreal Los Angeles San Francisco San Diego Atlanta Houston and notes Monday and Tuesday results across multiple matchups.
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New York
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Dixie Youth Contraltrainer A Team 2345 GT Giants Senators 2
Compact baseball box style listing teams players and positions across several leagues. Reads like scorers' notes with abbreviations for players and lines tagged IP HR W LP and fielding positions.
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Giants
Senators
Mooney
J. Wallace
Allen Patterson
John Davis
Kevin Busbey
Ricky Kornis
Ricky Newell
Scott Thompson
Roy Terry
Jimmy Snoddy
David Brown
Dizzy Dean Senior League game notes and lineups
Scattered league report lists Red Sox with players Keith Walker Billy Donald Steve Hargrove Sam Langford Steve Siviey Sandy Cunningham Tom Munhollen Ken Garrett and Moulton Rose Hill with pitching lines. Yankee win by forfeit noted and junior division results show Twins beating Consolidated Pipe & Supply with Holt Meek and Meek two hits in Tigers matchup.
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Cunningham
Hill
Keith Walker
Billy Donald
Steve Hargrove
Sam Langford
Steve Siviey
Sandy Cunningham
Tom Munhollen
Ken Garrett
Rose
Twins
S. Consolidated Pipe & Supply
Tigers
Holt
Meek
Richard Seymour
Bobby Hosey
Tommy Bolan
Bobby Workman
Paul Averitt
Donnie Ferguson
Tim Holt
Lynn Fowler
Steve Meek
Baseball Leaders and Pitchers Summaries from AL and NL
American League batting leaders include Carew Munson and Bonds with top hits and runs. Stolen bases lead by Rivers while Bonds and Burroughs share home run counts. Pitching leaders show Ryan and Palmer with strong win totals and low ERAs. strikeout leaders include Ryan and Sutton.
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Cubs and Indians square off in tense little league clash
In a boys club T ball game Cubs defeated Indians 2 to 4 with Troy Huff earning the win over Keith Pepper. Stookey and Biggers led Cubs with two homers and two doubles apiece, while Walter Hamlett and Micah Reed starred for Indians with multiple hits.
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Orioles
Troy Huff
Calvin Biggers
David Stookey
David Hargrove
Mike Burns
Bill Wallick
Burt Anderson
David Chantrey
Shawn Davenport
Rowdy Holt
Dwight Satter
Indians
Senators
Keith McCarley
Keith Pepper
Walter Hamlett
Stephen Davis
Keith Jett
Micah Reed
Phill Montgomery
Johnny Lyons
Paul Partiow
Jimmy Davis
Johnny Beard
Ernie Lott
David Alsup
Rehard Talley
Randy Ryan
Bo Jones
Mark Woodard
Todd Page
Chip Weaver
Greg Hendricks
Steven Page
Eric Brantley
Austinville Bapt Sixth Avenue CHUA Central Baptist Clash
Local church teams from Austinville and Sixteenth Avenue compete in a league item with uncertain scoring details and unclear final outcome. Names Forteit and Reese appear, but the record has fragmented text and no definitive result.
Lumpkin Traded From Blazers To Suns
Portland trades guard Phil Lumpkin to Phoenix for a 1976 second round draft choice. Lumpkin, 6 feet, was drafted by Portland last year after starring at Miami and playing college basketball.
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Portland Trail Blazers
National Basketball Association
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Blazers
NBA
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McNally Career Decline After Early Orioles Rise
McNally said he struggled to throw his fastball after spring training and told former Orioles teammates of his loss. He signed a bonus contract for about 80 000 dollars, spent two years in the minors, joined the Orioles permanently in 1963, won seven games his first season, then added two more wins each year for the next three years to reach 13 6 in 1966 and later posted four straight 20 win seasons after a 7 7 in 1967.
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Orioles
McGriff Wins California 100 to Add to Racing Legacy
Hershel McGriff, 47, dominating Northwest racer and founder of Bridal Veil Oregon, wins the California 100 Sportsmen in a 1967 Chevelle after starting 36th. A veteran of the first Southern 500 and near Daytona 500 battles, he returned to racing in 1969 and remains a top Grand National competitor aboard the Bridal Veil Lumber Co. run by his family.
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Lee Petty
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Alabama sets hunting seasons across counties and licenses
The CAB announces deer seasons in Baldwin Clarke Monroe and Washington counties opening November 1 with Oct 15 bow start. statewide days shortened vs 1973 74, antlered buck limit one per day. Bow season Oct 15 Jan 24. Antlerless Jan 22 23 24 in multiple south counties. License proposals include a 10 dollar resident big game license and 50 dollar out of state.
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Washington
Alabama
State Conservation Advisory Board
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Coffee
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Dale
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Lowndes
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Jackson County
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Tomboys take second at Memphis invitational
Decatur Tomboys softball finish 2nd in Memphis Invitational with four wins and two losses. They beat Memphis 7-0 and St Louis 13-1, then Birmingham Angels 6-4 and 6-3, losing to Birmingham Americanettes 3-2 and 6-5. Laker named tournament MVP. Carter earns All-Tournament honors. They travel to Birmingham Invitational at Huffman Field Friday.
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Decatur Tomboys
Birmingham Americanettes
Tomboys
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Birmingham Angels
Americanettes
Tish Carter
Starr Advocates Draft Waivers and Player Caps
Starr argues that without a draft larger cities would dominate talent. He supports waivers to help weaker teams acquire potential stars and squad limits to curb stockpiling. Starr, once NFLPA member from its start to 1971, recalls earning 7500 in 1956 and 90000 in his final season.
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Los Angeles
New York
Starr
Dallas
NFLPA
Packers
Miller Signs with Houston Astros After UA Announcement
Texarkana pitcher Richard Miller of the University of Arkansas signed a contract with the Houston Astros. The Southwest Conference strikeout leader will report to the Astros farm club in Covington Virginia on Friday.
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Ark
Richard Miller
University of Arkansas
Houston Astros
Miller
Astros
Covington
Atkins named new Austin football coach after search
Principal Bearl Whitsett announces Roland Atkins as Austin football coach citing his Sheffield playoff success and local familiarity. Atkins plans to build a staff, review last season’s tapes, seek outside advice, and push for student, faculty, and fan support to raise the program’s level of respectability.
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Earl Webb
Decatur
Larry McCoy
Athens
John Meadows
Butler
Webbs
McCoys
Meadows
Atkins
Austin
Bearl Whitsett
Sheffield
Oklahoma In WS Win
Oklahoma pitcher Marty Kunkler stands out as a standout talent in Omaha Nebraska as the Sooners win the World Series game. His performance anchors a victory that showcases his pitching and potential for future rounds.
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Oklahoma
Omaha
Neb
Marty Kunkler
Ali heads to Kuala Lumpur for July 1 title bout
World heavyweight champion Muhammad Ali left Tokyo for Kuala Lumpur to fight British challenger Joe Bugner on July 1. He declared he would knock out Bugner probably in the 10th round and joked his crown was too heavy to carry back to England.
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Muhammad Ali
Kuala Lumpur
Joe Bugner
Bugner
England
Muhammad
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