Four Decatur youths seek Foosball world record
After a 52 hour start toward a 73 hour goal at First Baptist Church parking lot they press on with Vickie Barbee David Mansbridge Ed Eeds Larry Dixon and Vonda Waits guiding the effort. They plan to finish at 5 today for TV channel 48 amid swollen ankles and bruised wrists yet steadfast in spirit.
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Decatur Area
Vickie Barbee
David Mansbridge
Ed Eeds
3E Sports Center
Larry Dixon
Vonda Waits
First Baptist Church
Reds Sweep Pirates as Bees Disrupt Pittsburgh Ballpark
Reds beat Pirates 6 1 behind Don Gullett s six hitter as George Foster drives in two runs. Bees disrupted play at Riverfront and Three Rivers earlier, with 20 000 spectators swarming the Reds bullpen in Pittsburgh. Cubs beat Braves 7 6, Expos edge Giants 6 5, Mets top Padres 6 0, Phillies outlast Dodgers 10 6 in 12 innings.
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Cincinnati Reds
Los Angeles Dodgers
Cincinnati
Sparky Anderson
Riverfront Stadium
Reds
Pittsburgh
Three Rivers Stadium
Pirates
Don Gullett
Bill Guilfoyle
Steve Demko
Guilfoyle
Demko
Pirate
George Foster
Gullett
Los Angeles
West
Chicago Cubs
Atlanta Braves
Montreal Expos
San Francisco Giants
New York Mets
San Diego Padres
Philadelphia Phillies
Cubs
Braves
Jose Cardenal
Rick Monday
Chicago
Atlanta
Cardenal
Steve Renko
Oscar Zamora
Dick Ruthven
Switch Or Fight In 1975 76 NBA Season News
Moses Malone and Rick Barry may switch teams while Bill Fitch opts to leave Cavaliers. Knicks sign Luther Burden from the ABA, Barry mulls CBS announcer role, and Kareem Abdul Jabbar leads All Stars as NBA links with ABA amid merger talks. Knicks, Braves, Bullets, and Jazz all active as Celtics claim title.
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Moses Malone
Rick Barry
Bill Fitch
New York Knicks
Buffalo Chamber of Commerce
Braves
National Basketball Association
Kareem Abdul-Jabbar
Boston Celtics
NBA New Orleans Jazz
Malone
Utah Stars
American Basketball Association
ABA
Spirit of St. Louis
Jazz
Sheldon Beycick
Lee Fentriss
Beychok
NBA
Board of Governors
Hyannis
Mass
Knicks
Luther
Ticky
Burden
Virginia Squires
CBS
Barry
Golden State Warriors
Brent Musburger
Montana Broadcasters Association
Golden State
Musburger
Fitch
Cavaliers
Nick Mileti
Cleveland
Mileti
Los Angeles Lakers
L.A
Washington Bullets
Larry Wright
Grambling
Wright
Abdul-Jabbar
George McGinnis
Philadelphia 76Ers
Nate Archibald
Kansas City Kings
Pete Maravich
New Orleans Jazz
Elvin Hayes
Washington
John Havlicek
Boston
Dave Cowens
Phil Smith
Gold State
Randy Smith
Buffalo
Philadelphia
Joe Bryant
Simmons
Bryant
Splittorff Leads Royals Past Palmer in 7-0 Shutout
Kansas City pitcher Paul Splittorff threw four hits and a 7-0 win over the Baltimore Orioles, aided by Amos Otis and John Mayberry two run homers. Otis led AL with his 11th homer. Mayberry hit his sixth. Orioles drop to six straight. White Sox rout Brewers 12-5. Angels beat Yankees 2-0. A's top Red Sox 8-5.
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Paul Splittorff
Jim Palmer
Kansas City Royals
Splittorff
Palmer
Baltimore Orioles
Amos Otis
John Mayberry
Kansas City
Baltimore
Chicago White Sox
Milwaukee Brewers
California Angels
New York Yankees
Oakland A’s
Boston Red Sox
Otis
Mayberry
Earl Weaver
Orioles
Weaver
White Sox
Brewers
Buddy Bradford
Jim Spencer
RBI
Chicago
Milwaukee
Francisco Barrios
Angels
Yankees
Frank Tanana
New York
California
Rudy May
Red Sox
Don Baylor
Sal Bando
Phil Garner
Tim Hosley
Oakland
Boston
Steve Dillard
A’s
Tom Murphy
Hinkle Leads Kemper Open After 29 on Back Nine
Lon Hinkle shot a 65, seven under par, to take the lead as the Kemper Open at Quail Hollow resumed after a violent thunderstorm. Mason Rudolph, with a 66, held a early second-round lead among those who completed Thursday. J C Snead and Jim Dent chased with 67 and 68 as play resumed despite more weather threats.
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Charlotte
N.C
Lon Hinkle
Hinkle
Santee
Calif
Quail Hollow Country Club
Mason Rudolph
J.C. Snead
Jim Dent
Charles Coody
Don Bies
Jim Colbert
Palm Springs
Players
Rudolph
Hartselle Youth Football League to Meet for 1976 Plans
The Hartselle Youth Football League will hold a meeting Sunday at 2 p.m. in Hartselle City Hall to discuss plans for the 1976 season. League president Mark Roberts urged all interested persons to attend and provided the contact number 773-2212 for more information.
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Hartselle
Hartselle City
Mark Roberts
Roberts
OSU Freshman Leads NCAA Golf After Windy Round
Oklahoma State freshman Britt Harrison Brigham Young’s Brigham? No. Harrison shot 69 to hold the tournament individual lead as wind gusts near 45 mph disrupted the 79th NCAA Golf Championship at Albuquerque. OSU sits atop the team standings with a nine-stroke gap after 36 holes with Wake Forest, New Mexico, and Houston chasing.
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Albuquerque
N.M
Oklahoma State
Mike Holder
University of New Mexico South
Holder
Cowboys
Wake Forest
Britt Harrison
Brigham Young
New Mexico
Houston
East
Tennessee St
Maryland
San Jose State
Texas
New Mexico State
Harrison
Southern California
Scott Simpson
Curtis Strange
Simpson
Morey wins 72nd U.S. Seniors Championship in playoff
Dale Morey of High Point North Carolina shot 69 to win the 72nd U S Golf Association Seniors Championship in an 18 hole playoff by ten strokes over Dr Gerald Loderick of Ho ho kus New Jersey.
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Rye
N.Y
Dale Morey
High Point
Gerald Loderick
Ho-ho-kus
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Barry Foote
Montreal
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Athens State College
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Belyeu
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Tom Weiskopf
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Allan
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Rice
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