Local Youth League Reports Variety of Minor B and Major League Exits
A sprawling score table covers multiple Dixie Youth Aquadome and Water-Tower Field games. Entries list teams such as Giants Senators Yankees Red Sox and Pirates with pitchers, fielders and managers, highlighting key at bats, innings pitched and defensive positions across diverse age groups.
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Water-Tower
Central Sea
Aquadome Field
Pirates
Whitesox Redlegs
GT Pirates
Redsox
HRSOW
Whitesox
Scruggs
Sparkman
J. Free
Redlegs
Deweese
L. Williams
R. Parham
J. Herring
Floyd
Phelps
Lyle
B. Johnson
Crider
Indians
J. Anglea
Logan Angels
Yankees
B. Swindle
T. Mullican
Nike Raager
Mike Collum
Eric Herring
Wade
Gaines
Regie Priest
Brent Moore
Jaycees and Merchants clash in independent league play
In a tight independent softball doubleheader the Jaycees defeated the Decatur Merchants 9 to 3 with Dutton earning the win and Seibert the loss. T. Jones led the Merchants with multiple hits and Johnson added two runs. Meanwhile G&G Music beat the Hustlers 7 to 6 as Bell earned the win and Eddy took the loss with multiple late innings. Regular season results and upcoming games were noted for Tuesday slate and NBA finals hype followed.
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Jaycees
Decatur Merchants
Merchants
Dutton LP
Seibert Jaycees
Hough
Weaver
Howell
T. Jones
W. Bowling
R. Jones
Dutton
Hayes
Marks
R. Bowling
Fast
Riddle
Long
Owens
Lake Placid Gears Up for 1980 Winter Games
Lake Placid town eyes the 1980 Winter Olympics with new facilities construction on Main Street. Engineer Charles E. Carlson oversees timely completion while employment offices report 300 to 400 jobs at peak. Local leaders tout economic benefits and aim to boost tourism in a region with high unemployment.
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Lake Placid
N.Y
Olympic
Golden Arrow
Main Street
Upstate
Charles E. Carlson
Marcy
Carlson
Olympic Arena
Sonja Henie
Sharon Taylor
State Department of Labor
Murray Latham
Labor Department
Saranac Lake
Adirondack Mountains
Ronald M. MacKenzie
United States
Nordiques One Win From WHA Title After 8 3 Win Over Jets
Quebec took a 3 2 series lead in the WHA final with an 8 3 victory over Winnipeg as Real Cloutier scored twice and Christian Bordeleau and Paulin Bordeleau added two goals each. Jets’ Ulf Nilsson Mike Ford and Bobby Hull scored, while J C Tremblay’s defense shone for Quebec. The series now heads to a possible seventh game in Quebec City.
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Quebec
Real’ Cloutier
Nordiques
Winnipeg Jets
Jets
Quebec City
Cloutier
Christian Bordeleau
Paulin Bordeleau
Pierre Guite
Serge Bernier
Ulf Nilsson
Mike Ford
Bobby Hull
Marc Boileau
Winnipeg
Boileau
Bobby Kromm
J.C. Tremblay
Kromm
Joe Daley
WHA
Nicklaus wins Memorial amid weather delays in Dublin
Jack Nicklaus sealed a two stroke victory at the Memorial in Dublin Ohio completing a late finish. The event faced weather interruptions as Nicklaus completed his final round 71 to finish ahead of rival golfers.
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Dublin
Ohio
Muirfield Village
Chi Rodriguez
Joe Inman
Gary Player
Bob Murphy
Lee Trevino
Bobby Wadkins
Lyn Lott
Tom Kite
Bruce Devlin
David Graham
Andy Bean
Peor Sie
Jack Nicklaus
Ubert Green
Hartford
Conn
World Hockey Association
New England Whalers
SEC Schools Share Bowl and TV Revenue Rise
SEC schools earned at least 220 000 dollars each from post season bowls and television last season with totals between 220 000 and 300 000 per school plus 19 500 from basketball TV. A new NCAA rule allows full eligibility with eight sports and scholarships in two. Georgia coach Vince Dooley pushed to lift the 95 football scholarship cap.
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ST. Simons Island
Boyd McWhorter
McWhorter
Glad to Meet Cha The Decatur Daily Want Ads Opening
The Decatur Daily presents a catchy want ad note inviting buyers to meet the best sellers. It highlights a lively marketplace tone and aims to connect shoppers with top local offerings.
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Decatur Daily
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