Blair targets North Alabama All Stars in East Western show
Blair coordinates the North Alabama East West program with regional stars from Northeast and Northwest regions facing Decatur area selections at Dixie Seniors Field. Pro scouts and recruiters will choose the North Alabama All Stars as coaches and sponsors push Alabama Light Conservation profits.
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Dixie Seniors Field
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Decatur Daily
North Alabama
Alabama Light Conservation
Decatur Area
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Blair
Hartselle
Alabama Light
Birmingham
Austin’s
Buckey Brown
Larry Mote
Larry Lewis
Mark McClanahan
John Pat Orr
Steve Ward
Larry Tidmore
Butch Blankenship
Mike Ward
A Browning
Emma Samson
Bobby Browning
St. Louis Cardinals
Browning
Austin
Freddie Taylor
Huntsville
Decatur
Lee
Civic League Kiwanis Civitans Baseball Lineup Notes
Readable rosters show teams Kiwanis Civitans Blue Jays Hot Pants Roadrunners and Bobcats with players listed by positions including pitchers batters and fielders. Mentions totals and abbreviations for a local girls and pretty girls softball event with partial score data and lineups.
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Blue Jays
Hot Pants
McCulloch
Clark
Stoval
Smallwood
Hampton
Patterson
Bowling
Cockrell
Barber
Henderson
Steele
Howren
Pretty
Roadrunners
Bobcats O
Morgan FF SO
Kelso Ieee Haeee
Janice Childers
Johnson
Morgan
Tish Luker
Samford
Astros Rally Past Mets and Cubs in 9th Inning Strikes
In a tight set of games, Houston beat Santorini again as Doug Rader Hiatt and Bob Watson contributed late hits. Ed Kranepool homered for the Mets, and St Louis erased a Cubs lead with Julian Javier and Jerry McNertney homers. Willie Stargell and Roberto Clemente powered the Pirates past Cincinnati, while the Dodgers fell to the Giants as Chris Speier and Willie Mays sparked a late rally. Montreal exploded for six in the third to rout Atlanta as Bob Bailey drove in four.
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Page Berts
Doug Rader
Hiatt
Bob Watson
Gomez
Santorini
Astros
New York
Gary Gentry
Phillies
Tony Taylor
Willie Montanez
Deron Johnson
Tim McCarver
Tug McGraw
Larry Bowa
Ed Kranepool
Mets
Cardinals
Cub
Julian Javier
Jerry McNertney
St. Louis
Jim
Hickman
Cubs
Lou Brock
Pittsburgh
Steve Blass
Cincinnati
Willie Stargell
Roberto Clemente
Pirates
Blass
Chris Speier
Willie Mays
Giants
Dodgers
Speier
Mays
Dick Dietz
Stan Musial
Bob Bailey
Bill Stoneman
Montreal
Braves
Sonny Jackson
Atlanta
Baseball Scoreboard and Results Digest
East Division standings show St. Louis 77 60 Pittsburgh 60 Montreal Atlanta tied. Wednesday results Pittsburgh 2 Cincinnati 0 Montreal 11 Atlanta 3 Philadelphia 3 New York 2 in 12 innings St. Louis 9 Chicago 4 San Francisco 6 Los Angeles 4 Houston 2 6 San Diego 1.0 Thursday schedules include Chicago at Pittsburgh and Houston at Cincinnati among others. Oak Park HR listed with Jackson Stepp Bates and others in the box scores.
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St. Louis
New York
Pittsburgh
Montreal
Chicago
Philadelphia
San Francisco
Houston
Atlanta
Los Angeles
Cincinnati
San Diego
Reed
McAnally
Merritt
Ellis
Jenkins
Zachary
Bryant
Sutton
Boston
Baltimore
Detroit
Cleveland
Washington
Oakland
Minnesota
California
Kansas City
Milwaukee
Imoulton Baseball Dixie Beer Team Triumphs Over Braves
In a spirited baseball game between the Dixie Beer Team and the Braves, strong pitching and fielding led to a Braves loss. Dayton Armstrong and Johnny Filintt starred for the Braves while Elliott suffered the loss. Norman and Dawes contributed with key defensive plays as the matchup showcased early season talent.
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Elliott
N. Ligon
Braves
Dayton Armstrong
Johnny Filintt
Yankees Climb Past Red Sox In Leak Filled Duel
In a unclear box score style entry the Yankees defeated the Red Sox 6 to 2. Notable names listed include Tim Moore Joe Speakeman Eddie Garrison Tim Hurst and Tim More with pitchers WP Ben Terry and LPP Averitt referenced amid a cluttered field notes format.
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Aquadome
Yankees
Red Sox
Terry
Averitt
Tim Moore
Joe Speakeman
Eddie Garrison
Tim Hurst
Tim More
Wednesday Fights By The Associated Press Summary
Floyd Patterson from Rhinebeck New York outpointed Terry Daniels of Dallas. In New York Willie Burton stopped Charlie Harris. In Las Vegas Jim Elder from Levelland Texas knocked out Kenyatta Holcomb of San Diego. Team notes include Red Sox players Mark Deffenbaugh and Paul Averitt.
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Associated Press
Cleveland
Floyd Patterson
Rhinebeck
N.Y
Terry Daniels
Dallas
Red Sox
Mark Deffenbaugh
Paul Averitt
New York
Willie Burton
Charlie ‘Emperor
Harris
Las Vegas
Nev
Jim Elder
Levelland
Tex
Kenyatta Hocklen Hull
San Diego
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Joel Sapp
Jamie Collier
Freddie Fuller
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Chris Bain
Tommy Joiner
Kenny Ligon
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