Saturday Baseball Matchups Across Leagues
Saturday games feature the American League slate with New York at Oakland and California, Boston at Minnesota, Detroit at Kansas City, Milwaukee at Cleveland, Chicago at Baltimore, plus night contests. National League cards have Los Angeles at Montreal, Montreal at New York, San Diego at Philadelphia, Cincinnati at Chicago, Chicago at St Louis, and Atlanta at Houston, all listed for night play.
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Cincinnnati
Archie Manning Progress in Saints contract talks
Archie Manning's attorney Frank Crosswaite said some progress was made Friday in negotiations with the New Orleans Saints but stopped short of calling it significant. The Ole Miss quarterback remains hopeful of reaching agreement as talks continue in Biloxi.
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Archie Manning
Ole Miss
New Orleans Saints
National Football League
Frank Crosswaite
Indianola
Miss
Dodger Old-Timers Recall Casey Stengel and Glowing Reunions
The piece recalls Casey Stengel at a Dodger Old-Timer event where fans booed him as a turncoat then cheered when he staged a bird in a curtain call. Casey, eight decades old, jokes about aging as the audience honors Dodgers legends like Pee Wee Reese, Duke Snyder, Campanella, Hodges, and Newcombe during a Brooklyn to Los Angeles era reflection.
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Youth Baseball Recap with White Sox and Yankees Highlights
Youth baseball action features White Sox second baseman Danny Lane and Dan Baker with 1B Pat Bogle, Yankees get HR by Perry Waldrop who also drives in 6 with Larry Turner and Waldrop. Ferrell Greenhall, David Kilgore, Terry Waldrop, David McRae appear for scoring. Orioles and Red Sox teams list lineups and key players including Brian Favors, Ralph Cheatham, Chris Ricks, Joey McAlpin, Tim More for Orioles and Tommy Saplington, Stanley Taylor, Ricky Chandler, David McCaghern, Mike Kirby for Red Sox.
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Perry Waldrop
Larry Turner
Ny Waldrop
Ferrell Greenhall
David Kilgore
Terry Waldrop
David McRae
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Larry Lyle
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Steve Hannigan
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Red Sox
Hee Taylor
Ralph Cheatham
Brian Favors
Chris Ricks
Joey McAlpin
Tim More
Tommy Sappington
Stanley Taylor
Ricky Chandler
David McCaghern
Mike Kirby
Decatur Merchants Dominate City League With Two-Hit Pitching
The Decatur Merchants, aided by Ken Wilson's bat and Harold Parker's two hit pitching, extend their City League supremacy. NL Boxes Mets-3B Keith Johnson and Pirates-1B Burgreen are listed among players, with Cal Tech and other names noted in the box.
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Keith Johnson
Gordon
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Raddy Young
Greg Hall
Pirates
Burgreen
Hightower
Cal Tech
E. Griggs
C. Conway
Decatur Merchants
C. Martin
P. McDaniel
B. Riddle
H. Parker
K. Wilson
T. Barbin
Ken Wilson
Harold Parker
AL Boxes White Sox-2B Dan Baker and Waldrop on strong attack
The record lists players Dan Baker Danny Lane Pat Bogle Perry Waldrop Larry Turner and others. Larry Lyle pitched a strong three hitter while Perry Waldrop led with 11 homers as Greenhall David McRae Wes Lin Sey and Kilgore contributed to an 13 hit attack and 6 fi 2 context unclear.
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Dan Baker
Danny Lane
Pat Bogle
Yankees
Perry Waldrop
Larry Turner
Ferrell
Greenhall
David McRae
Larry Lyle
Teri Waldrop
Wes Lin Sey
David Kilgore
Steve Hannigan
Utah Stars Owner Hospitalized After Court Hearing Collapse
Utah Stars owner Bill Daniels collapsed during a recess in a contract dispute hearing with coach Bill Sharman and was hospitalized. Daniels later stated he was ill after lunch and in good condition, with allergies and a suspected food reaction cited. The case concerns options to buy 5 percent, a pension plan, and contract validity amid Sharman's claim of not being paid into the pension and not signing with new owners. Daniels testified he offered Sharman 5 percent for $8750 with a three year extension at $50,000 annually, which Sharman declined.
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Bill Daniels
Bill Sharman
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James Kirst
New York
Vince Boryla
Willie Mays Opens Spring With 629th Career Home Run
Willie Mays fouled at the first National League pitch of spring and connected for his 629th career home run, notching an early power mark as he begins another season.
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Miss Austin Grabs Lead In Eve LPGA Championship
Debbie Austin, 23, equaled the course record with a five under par 68 to lead halfway at the Eve LPGA Championship shot at Sutton Mass. Kathy Farrer's 79 left her 19 behind the leader with a 160 two day total. Major figures Kathy Ahern Jane Blalock and Kathy Whitworth contended behind as the field narrowed.
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Associated Press
Sutton, Mass
Debbie Austin
Decatur
Kathy Farrer
Point Mallard
Kathy
Miss Austin
Kathy Ahern
Jane Blalock
Kathy Whitworth
Wrestlers shine at Southeastern AAU Junior Olympics meet
Anniston’s Phil Garner won the Outstanding Wrestler prize in the 132 pound division. Hartselle and Nashville divers earned multiple top finishes while advancing to Toledo with Worley and Sullivan. Brooks and Chenault placed third as Blanton’s Olympic fate remained uncertain amid a tight 145 pound three way tie.
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Anniston
Phil Garner
Mike Vandiver
Nashville
Bill Dinker
Toledo
Richard Worley
Jamie Sullivan
Worley
Sullivan
Decatur
John Brooks
Rickey Chenault
Charles Blanton
Blanton
Montgomery
James Brown
George King
Brooks
Bill Drake
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David Chaney
Huntsville
Barry King
Dirk Porter
Gary. Litzinger
Birmingham
Bryan Dunning
Morris—Culberson
Jim Rew
Turner Jackson
Bishach Worley
Jim Yarbrough
Jobin Atkinson
Richard Taylor
James Almont
Jim Bolton
Tigers stop Twins on Kilkenny first win of year
Lanier and a later Detroit run helped lefty Mike Kilkenny to his first victory of the season as the Tigers beat the Minnesota Twins 4-1. Kilkenny held six hits, improving to 1-2 in his first game in three starts. Horton homered off Bert Blyleven in the second after Minnesota scored on Alyea walk and Mitterwald and Thompson singles.
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Kilkenny
Horton
Bert Blyleven
Twins
Brant Alyea
George Mitterwald
Danny Thompson
Kansas City
Cookie Rojas
Kansas City Royals
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Royals
Rojas
Jerry May
Luis Tiant
Red Sox
Ed Kirkpatrick
Ken Brett
Boston
Bruce Dal Canton
Reggie Smith
George Scott
Rico Petrocelli
Chicago
Tony Perez
Cincinnati Reds
Chicago Cubs
Perez
Reds
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Hands
Tommy Helms
Lee May
Cubs
Don Kessinger
Jim Hickman
Senators Sign Dartmouth Star Pitcher Broberg
Peter Broberg star pitcher from Dartmouth signed with the Washington Senators for a substantial bonus and joined the team in Anaheim after the draft. The 21 year old from Palm Beach Fla stood 6 foot 3 and weighed 205 pounds. He posted 311 strikeouts in 196 innings with a 1.79 ERA at Dartmouth.
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Peter Broberg
Dartmouth College
Washington Senators
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Anaheim
Broberg
Joseph Burke
Oakland Athletics
Senators
Bob Short
Palm Beach
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Decatur Baseball Dominates With One-Hitter Shutout
Decatur Baseball featured Jeff's Hamburgers 38 Wonnie Lemmond and 2B Robert Ryder, Lonnie Lemmond, Mike Dishman, Steve Hargrove, Jeff Douglas. Shoe City added Steve Magro. Lonnie Lemmond pitched a one hitter shutout as Morgan with Alan Bittle and Mike McDaniel provided support. First State Bank's Keith Spivey and Steve Flynn contributed, while other players and teams like Decatur Transfer and Storage and Alabama Oil Co. appeared in a jumble of names. Murphee doubled in Jordan for the winning run in the seventh.
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Robert Ryder
Jeff Douglas
Lonnie Lemmond
Mike Dishman
Steve Hargrove
Shoe City
Steve Magro
Decatur
Johnny Austin
Scotty Wagner
Chuck Anschutz
Keith Hallmark
Phillip Prater
Wagner
Garland Simmons
Alabama Oil Co
Steve Murphee
Kerry Standridge
Mike Daugherty
Standridge
Herb Baker
Hill
Murphee
Jordan
Pirates Beat Cardinals 11-4 for Seventh Straight Victory
In Pittsburgh, Ellis improved to 9-3 with seventh inning relief from Dave Giusti as the Pirates toppled the St. Louis Cardinals 11-4. Ellis drove in two runs with a second inning single and added another in the fourth, sparking a four-run frame to seize control. Lew York’s defeat to San Francisco tightened the Pirates’ lead in the NL East while the Mets and Cardinals each lost again.
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Pirates
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