Local Youth Baseball Scoreboard Summary
Scoreboard lists players across teams Optimist Club Conagra and State National Bank. Pirates players N Garrett Cunningham Dutton Ferguson McDonald lead with two hits. Indians show E Davidson Stewart Pyron Herbert Walden. Other squads feature Mike Free Brazier Pritchard Borer Roberts Newton and more across 2B and 3B slots.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pirates
N. Garrett
R. Cunningham
R. Dutton
D. Ferguson
B. McDonald
Indians
E. Davidson
J. Stewart
J. Pyron
D. Herbert
M. Walden
Optimist Club
Jimmy Jones
Jimmy Roberts
Mike Pritchard
Mike Borer
Tommy Newton
Gresham
Williams
Johnson
Mike Free
Mike Brazier
Keith Walker
Glenn Gaines
Ralph Brooks
Steve Siviey
Terry Roberts
Gary Knight
Joel McCaghren
Conagra
Mike Case
Alan Holmes
Scotty Qualls
Danny White
Ronnie Maiden
State National Bank
Steve Black
Mickey Atkins
Bill McNeese
Church League Baseball Lineups Featured In Report
First Methodist led by C Albert and L Whilite with Edd Kirby and R Warth in the infield and batting order 2B C Albert 2B L Whilite. pitching and batting details include 3, J Rogers 2, R Warth 2. Southside Baptist lineup includes 3B J Brazelton and 2B B Williams with O Collins M vee D Suggs and J Hough.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Methodist
C. Albert
L. Whilite
Edd Kirby
R. Warth
R. Gilley
P. Henderson
H. Morgan
P. Brodgen
J. Rogers
Southside Baptist
J. Brazelton
J. Hough
B. Williams
O. Collins
M. Vee
Brazelton
D. Suggs
J. Gillespie
Dempsey Receives Courageous Athlete Award in NY Dinner
New Orleans Saints kicker Tom Dempsey is honored as the National Professional Football Writers Association most courageous athlete. Presenting the award is Guthrie, with Gayle Sayers and last year’s winner pictured nearby at the New York dinner.
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Bill Guthrie
The
New Haven Journal-Courier
National Professional Football Writers
New Orleans Saints
Tom Dempsey
New York
Gayle Sayers
Chicago Bears
Rentzel Sees Brighter Future After Probation
Former Dallas Cowboys flanker Lance Rentzel, speaking with the Dallas Morning News, says he is more confident about his future after a probation on a guilty plea for indecent exposure. He was traded to Los Angeles in exchange for Billy Truax and Wendell Tucker and reflects on personal change following the case.
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Dallas
Dallas Cowboys
Lance Rentzel
Bob St. John
Dallas Morning News
Rentzel
Los Angeles
Billy Truax
Wendell Tucker
Wall Leads Early At Dallas In Open Local Qualifier
Art Wall Jr led the advance of tour regulars in Dallas as 784 local qualifiers contended for 48 Open spots. Wall shot 140 for 36 holes while John Schlee and Bob Dickson posted 144 and 149. Gardner Dickinson missed his tee time and Ben Crenshaw tied for low amateur with a 154 total.
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Associated Press
Art Wall Jr
Dallas
Tex
Merion Golf Club
Ardmore
Wall
John Schlee
Bob Dickson
Gardner Dickinson
Ben Crenshaw
Austin
Dwain Knight
Bob
Phillies Edge Reds 2-1 Behind Wise Strong Start
Manager continued from page 8 against St. Louis and prevented the Cardinals from moving into first place in the NL East. They trail the idle Mets by a half game. Gaston drove in four runs with three singles while Campbell added four RBI with his fifth homer a two run triple and bases loaded walk. Doyle has four career homers two of which came off Gary Nolan. Doyle connected with a runner aboard in the second inning to nip the Reds 2-1 as Rick Wise held them to six hits.
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St. Louis
Cardinals
New York Mets
Gaston
Campbell
Gibson
Philadelphia
Denny
Doyle
Cincinnati
Gary Nolan
Phils
Reds
Rick Wise
Padres rout St Louis as Campbell drives in four
Dave Campbell of the Padres slugged his fifth homer with a triple and a bases-loaded walk and produced four RBIs in a 12-3 win over Bob Gibson and the Cardinals. Rick Wise of the Phillies limited Cincinnati to six hits in a 2-1 victory. Ohio State clinched its seventh Big Ten basketball title under coach Fred Taylor in 13 years.
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Dave Campbell
Padres
San Diego
Bob Gibson
St. Louis
Ohio State
Fred Taylor
The
Buckeyes
Stander Beats Carr in Omaha Heavyweight Bout
Ron Stander of Council Bluffs knocked out Lee Carr of New York City in six rounds in Omaha. David Vasquez stopped Arlindo Borges in New York City in six rounds. Baby Cassius outpointed Lee Young in Melbourne. Rafael Gutierrez outpointed Curtis Cokes in San Francisco in ten rounds.
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Omaha
Neb
Ron Stander
Council Bluffs
Iowa
Lee Carr
New York City
New York
David Vasquez
Arlindo Borges
Brazil
Melbourne
Australia
Cassius
Los Angeles
Lee Young
San Francisco
Rafael Gutierrez
Sacramento
Calif
Curtis Cokes
Dallas
Little Red Book of Baseball Expands with 168 Pages
The 46th edition published by Elias Sports Bureau runs 168 pages and costs $2. It records scores of all World Series and All Star games.
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New York
Elias Sports Bureau
Livingston Eyes NAIA Title Bid
Livingston University baseball aims for the NAIA Area 5 tournament title in Knoxville after a 15 game win streak. Coach Bob Riesener leads a 34 6 season mark with starters Weedon Hobson Cottingham pitching depth and five hitters above .300. The Tigers seek the NAIA World Series berth after three straight Alabama titles.
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Livingston, Ala
Livingston University
Tennessee
Tigers
State College of Arkansas
Knoxville
Tenn
Valdosta State of Georgia
David Lipscomb
Nashville
Phoenix
Ariz
Bob Riesener
Livingston
Re Tigers
State College
Riesener
Donnie Buckalew
Danny Parker
Elton Reece
Tuscaloosa
Willie Frazier
Meridian
Miss
Gerry Burram
fWeeon
Ala
Don Page
Mobile
Alabama
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Ed Davidson
Nicky Garrett
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Feague
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D. Lite
R. Lee
Yron
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Yanks
Mets
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Cova
Pawes
Ville
Antioch
C. Smith
F. Price
Austinville Baptist
Mutrary
G. Ellis
D. Clark
D . Williams
W. Sparkman
D. Aurthur
D. Smith
D. Williams
V. Jackson
Antioch Baptist
S. Archry
C. Wright
T. Henderson
T. Burleson
L. Pridie
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IPHR
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Swoopes
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Jones Wesday
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Turner
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Boston Braves
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Matthew
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York
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Taylor
Red Sox
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Houston
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M. Deffenbaugh
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Hardwick
Stackson
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Garr
Gosger
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Haaron
Staub
Woodruff
Bailey
Millan
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Fairey
Garrido
Bateman
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Mperez
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Los
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St Louis
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Croft
Ray
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Jer
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Sutherland
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Priddy
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Dixie Association
R-C
Cola
Odonoghveting
Marshall
Jim Spicel Ae
Wen
Robert Miles
Dallas Fort Worth
Nat'l Bank Amarillo
Lane Potter
San Antonio
Burt Parks
Albuquerque
Loyd Potter
Tony Sharpe
Central
Jim Spiceland
Arkansas
Jeff Pittman
Garry Johnson
Memphis
R. C. Cola
Birmingham
John Brooks
Walter Storky
Shreveport
Asheville
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Montgomery
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Savannah
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Wee
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Dempsey
N.M
Racine, Wis
Phillies
Edward
Little
Livingston Eyes
NAIA
Allen Weedon
Selma
Charles Hobson
Gary Cottingham
McClary Tire Company
F.E.T
BFG
U.S
Sereneeetenet Ener Ree
Bfl
F. Goodrich
Nown Alba Gooduich
Lee
Oak Streets
Lifesaver
Amrita Ca
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