Baseball Lineup Fragments Include Orioles and Twins Players
The fragment lists players from the Orioles and Twins including Steve Howell in multiple positions and Irving Taylor, Brian Chandler, Mike Krueger, David Maples, Jeff Montgomery, Alan nson, Mitch Clabhorn, Daniel Frith, Bill Gregg. Jett Cagle and Leslie Young also appear among names.
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Glen Kist
Greg Long
Eistreg
Jett Cagle
Leslie Young
Orioles
Steve Howell
Robbie Doherty
Irving Taylor
Brian Chandler
Mike Krueger
David Maples
Jeff Montgomery
Alan Nson
Twins
Mitch Clabhorn
Daniel Frith
Bill Gregg
Holloway Heads List as Tennessee Prepares for Fall QB Battle
Tennessee coach Bill Battle says he will start a sophomore quarterback next fall with four sophomores on the roster. Condredge Holloway of Huntsville leads the group and competes with Dan Fletcher of Cedar Rapids in spring drills.
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Knoxville
Battle
Holloway
Condredge
Alabama
Montreal Expos
Tennessee
Georgia Tech
Atlanta
Vols
Fletcher
Dodgers Top Expos 5-2 Behind Garvey Two-Run Shot
Dodgers win 5-2 over the Expos despite Claude Osteen's 8 1 3 innings. Garvey belted his second homer of the season during a four-run fourth inning, giving Los Angeles the lead and the victory. Expos HB Hunt and Fairly produced early runs but could not sustain offense. Yankees beat Twins 5-3 in the AL game.
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Montreal
Montreal Expos
Claude Oste
Expos
Pete Mikkelson
Dodgers
Los Angeles
Steve Garvey
New York Yankees
Minnesota
Osteen
Ron Hunt
Dodger
Dick Dietz
Mike Jorgensen
Ron Fairly
Hunt
Garvey
Devlin Captures Houston Open In Rain Delayed Finish
Bruce Devlin held steady in the rain delayed final round at Westwood Country Club to win the Houston Open by two strokes with a 72 hole total of 278 nine under par. Doug Sanders Tommie Aaron and Lou Graham tied for second at 280 while Hale Irwin led a group at 282.
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Bruce Devlin
Armidale
Australia
Devlin
Miami
Westwood Country Club
Doug Sanders
Tommy Aaron
Lou Graham
Aaron
Graham
Sanders
Chuck Thorpe
Jack Ewing
Chuck Courtney
Young Hale Irwin
Jack Nicklaus
Arnold Palmer
Lee Trevino
Billy Casper
Gary Player
Don't Tampa With Our Colts bumper sticker
Fans protest the rumored move of Baltimore's football team to Florida. They create a bumper sticker attacking Tampa as a temptress eyeing the Colts, reflecting local opposition to relocation talk.
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Baltimore
Florida
Tampa
OWT A Tennis Results Show Mixed Team Matches
OTTA matches list several results with teams OD E 8 F C A. Dianne Conaway defeats Ann Gratwick in straight sets while Pride Parr defeats Katie Harris. Marilyn Guthrie beats Pat Connelly and Jean Ann Lorenzo edges Pris Condon. Team F defeats B with several close sets and Team A defeats C in multiple bouts.
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Dianne Conaway
Ann Gratwick
Pride Parr
Katie Harris
Marilyn Guthrie
Pat Connelly
Maryetta Ferrer
Joan Howards
Miraeia
Jean Ann Lorenzo
Pris Condon
June Anschutz
Terry Kellen
Gloria Rogers
Sherri Pour
Margery Keys
Tolly Shelton
Ellie Robinson
Joe Carter
Sue Bowers
Mary Earley
Suzanne Stone
Elizabeth Hannay
Margot Paulson
Lauri Johns
Nancy Rogers
Pay Board Hears Earning Proposal From Athletes
Ed Garvey of the NFL Players Association argues for exempting pro athletes from wage controls. He cites short career spans averaging 4.5 years in football and similar lengths in other sports. Testifying alongside him are leaders from NBA, PGA, MLB, and AFTRA as the Pay Board revisits a prior proposal from ex-member Robert Bassett.
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Washington
Ed Garvey
Garvey
National Football League Players’ Association
Robert Bassett
Bruins vow crash in to seal Stanley Cup versus Rangers
Bruins aim to finish the best of seven in Boston with a hard hitting, fast start strategy after a 3-2 win, led by Bobby Orr and Don Marcotte as New York plans to counter and stop Orr in the pivotal fifth game at Boston Garden.
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Dave O’hara
Boston
Boston Bruins
New York Rangers
Johnny McKenzie
Boston Garden
Don Awrey
New York
Bruins
Bobby Orr
Don Marcotte
Orr
Emile
Marshall Lemmond
Francis
Priceville
Tuscaloosa
Herman Myers
Lemmond
New Auburn AD Lee Haley to Speak at Cullman Alumni Banquet
Cullman County Auburn Alumni Association hosts a Friday banquet at Cullman High School cafeteria. New Auburn Athletic Director Lee Haley will speak on the 1957 National Championship era. Lloyd Nix narrates a 1957 season film. Alvin Breshner Connie Fredricks attend. tickets 2.50. Plaza Pharmacy Cullman or 734-4358 after 6 p.m.
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Cullman County
Auburn Alumni Association
Cullman High School
Auburn
Lee Haley
Lloyd Nix
Alvin Breshner
Connie Fredricks
Plaza Pharmacy
Cullman
Decatur and Austin Offer C. M. Newton Camp For Boys
Applications at Decatur and Austin for a basketball day camp led by coach C. M. Newton run July 24 through 29 at Austin and Decatur High Schools. Boys entering third through ninth grade this fall may participate. contact local coaches Joe Jones and Earl Morris for forms and details.
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Alabama
C.M. Newton
Austin
Decatur High School
Joe Jones
Decatur
Earl Morris
Bobcats Open Season Friday at Austinville Park
The Bobcats girls softball team opens the season Friday night against the Birmingham Blue Angels at Austinville Park. Game time is 7 30 p m with no admission.
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Bobcats
Birmingham Blue Angels
Austinville Park
Merchants Repeat as Decatur Invitational Champion
The Decatur Merchants fastpitch team won the Decatur Invitational with a flawless run in a double elimination. They beat Calhoun Tech 11 to 1 Fayetteville Tenn 73 Anniston 84 and Cavalier Metros 22 in the final. Harold Parker earned Most Valuable Pitcher honors and Henry Miller pitched the title game. Wayne Skartwed was named Most Valuable Player after a 10 for 14 performance with a homer.
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Decatur Merchants
Calhoun Tech
Decatur
Fayetteville
Tenn
Anniston
Cavalier Metros
Fairfield
Harold Parker
Merchants
Henry Miller
Wayne Skartwed
Aaron Status Day To Day With Neck Arthritic Pain
Hank Aaron's playing status was shifted to day by day due to a painful arthritic neck condition. The Braves slugger, one home run behind Willie Mays in career homers, missed two games on the recent road trip after first feeling the pain about a week and a half ago.
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Atlanta, Ga
Hank Aaron
Atlanta Braves
San Francisco
Willie Mays
Braves
Aaron
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