Cardinals Make Farm System Deals In MLB Trade Mix
Nellie Garcia an outfielder from Cleveland destined for the Toledo farm club joins the St Louis Cardinals roster. Cardell Camper a pitcher is sold to Arkansas of the Texas League as part of the National League moves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Louis
Cardinals
Nellie Garcia
Cleveland Indians
Toledo
Cardell Camper
Arkansas
Mets
Shea Stadium
McGlothen
Busch Stadium
Jon Matlack
del Unser
Joe Frazier
Matlack
Speedway Deaths and Prize Totals Highlight 1970s Racing Summary
A garbled 1970s racing summary notes Mark Donohue's 1972 record and a 1975 $1,001 payoff, with 1960s to 1970s race figures. It mentions attendance, TV and radio networks, prize lists, and driver deaths including Art Pollard, Arma Teran, and others, across cities like New York and Cincinnati, with a large crowd capacity and memorials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mark Donohue
Bobby Unser
AB R H
McBride
Speedway
Rose
W.crawford Stl
Griffey Cin
Infield
Schmidt
Guage
Philadelphia
Chicago
Icey
Los Angeles
Kingman
New York
G-Foster
Cin
Art Pollard
Cinnati
Chi
T.perez
Cincinnati
Arma
Pro Ice Hockey WHA Finals Game 59 Houston Beats Winnipeg
Houston defeats Winnipeg in a 1 0 rout to take a decisive 59th game in the best-of-seven finals. Rockets of the WHA battle for the championship as Houston claims a pivotal victory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Houston
Boston Leads Series In NBA Finals Preview At Glance
Boston holds a 20 point lead in the series over Phoenix 105 90 after Game 2. Schedule shows Boston at Phoenix Sunday May 30 afternoon and June 2. Phoenix at Boston June 4. if needed June 6 and June 9 at Boston.
Motta Named Washington Bullets Coach In Nba Dealings
Dick Motta formerly of the Chicago Bulls is named head coach of the Washington Bullets in a National Basketball Association decision. The move signals new leadership for the franchise as it seeks improved on court results.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Bullets
Dick Motta
Chicago Bulls
Past Winners Of Indy 500 Then and Now
AP notes former Indianapolis 500 winners and their later pursuits. Entries list racers from 1911 Ray Harroun to 1974 Johnny Rutherford with statuses such as still racing, retired, bus lines, or death from racing or other causes. The list includes names like Mario Andretti Gordon Johncock Bobby Unser Al Unser and more with their postrace occupations or fates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pet GB
Phila
Pitts
New York
Baltimore
Chicago
Pine Ridge
Montreal
Gerda Boykin
Indianapolis
St. Louis
Hollis Stacy
Indiana
Sharon Miller
Betty Burfeindt
Chako Higuchi
Laura Ball
Cincinnati
Carole Jokala
Marie Breer Kath
Susie McAllister
Judy Rankin
Kathy Whitworth
Sandra Post
Pac
Donna Young
Buick
Sally Little
Debby Rhodes
Fiela
Pittsburgh
Marlene Hagge
Kathy McMullen
Johnny Ruth
Jane Lalock
Orford
Fort Worth
Tex
Maria Astrolages
Mickey Walker
Mardell Wilkins
Jan Ferraris
Judy Kimball
Bobby Unser
Erque
N.M
Judy Meister
Ruth Jessen
Eagle-Ottenhauser
Unser
Gloria Ehret
Associated Press
Sandra Palmer
al Unser
Gor Eas
Carol Mann
Don Johncock
Foyt
Shelley Hamlin
Cleveland
John Botton
West Phoenix
Los Angeles
Golden Gate
San Diego
Hawaii
Los Ales
Phoenix
Tucson
Pittsbur
Ray Harroun
Joe Dawson
Jules Goux
Rene Thomas
Ralph DePalma
Dario Resta
Howard Wilcox
Gaston Chevrolet
Tommy Milton
Jimmy Murphy
Joe Boyer
Pete DePaolo
Frank Lockhart
George Sauders
Lafayette
Ind
Louis Meyer
Kirklin
Ray Keech
Billy Arnold
Oklahoma
Louis Schneider
Fred Frame
William Cummings
Kelly Petillo
Jas Slisca Shaw
Floyd Roberts
Floyd Davis
Mauri Rose
George Robson
Bill Holland
Johnnie Parsons
California
Lee Wallard
Troy Ruttman
Detroit
Bill Vukovich
Bob Sweikert
Pat Flaherty
Sam Hanks
Jimmy Bryan
Rodger Ward
Jim Rathmann
Florida Auto
A.J. Foyt
Parnelli Jones
Jimmy An
Graham Hill
Mario Andretti
Mark Donahue
Gordon Johncock
Johnny Rutherford
Umps Irk Frank Umps Irk Frank
New York AP report notes Cleveland manager Frank Robinson ejected twice by umpire crew led by Dave Phillips in 5 3 loss to the Yankees. Robinson criticizes officiating, cites timing and delays, while Lou DiMuro defends the umpires as cycling disputes. Regular row follows prior ejections and a 250 fine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NEW York
Frank Robinson
Cleveland Indians
Robinson
Yankees
Cleveland
Dave Phillips
Buddy Bell
Lou DiMuro
Phillips
No Dans
DiMuro
Bill Kunkel
Rich Garcia
Bell
Oakland
Garcia
Lee MacPhail
Jerry Neudecker
Neudecker
Motta named Bullets coach but not predicting title
Dick Motta became Washington Bullets coach on a three year deal worth over 50 000 per year. He aims to win and restore playoff success after K C Jones was fired following an early playoff exit. He led Chicago Bulls for eight seasons and Weber State to six Big Sky titles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
K. C. Jones
Bullets
Cleveland Cavaliers
Jones
Abe Pollin
Motta
Bulls
NBA
Weber
Big Sky
NEW York
Willie Mays
Baseball Giants
New York Mets
Shea Stadium
Mays
Mets
Hank Aaron
Babe Ruth
San Francisco
Calhoun tennis earns berth to national tourney
One year ago Calhoun junior college tennis finished third in the Alabama Georgia Region to secure a spot in the national tournament in only its third year of competition. Burningtree Country Club won the 1976 77 SEC Tournament.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calhoun
Burningtree Country Club
Decatur
Bill Isbell
Jerry Rice
Crossville High
Isbell
Crossville
Rice
Brooklyn
Redhot
Cal Abrams
East-West Baseball Playoffs at Dizzy Dean Field
North Alabama hosts the East West playoff round with four games starting at 10 a.m. at Dizzy Dean Field. Teams compete in a tentative bracket as the day unfolds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Alabama
Dizzy Dean Field
Racing Indy 500 Parade Leads Weekend Motorsports
A parade for the Indy 500 is set for 1 p.m. with other national sports notes including a 1:15 p.m. Baseball Game of the Week and a 3:30 p.m. Jack Nicklaus Memorial Tournament. Suns guard Pat Westphal criticizes a deliberate foul call in the NBA final in Boston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dublin
Ohio
Frida
Muirfield Village
Hubert Green
Lonborg
Philadelphia
Rod Funseth
Roger Maltbie
Hough
Los Angeles
Koosman
New York
Carlton
Phil Don Bies
Delphia
Christenson
Phila
Jerry McGee
Rooker
Pittsburgh
Ed Sneed
R.jones
San Diego
Mat Bob Wynn
Jack
Hale Irwin
Gibby Gilbert
Alan Tapie
Joe Inman
Jack Nicklaus
LeFlore Det
Lou Graham
Carty Cle
Johnny Miller
Patek KC
Gay Brewer
Dent Chi
Jerry Pate
Bostock Min
Fred Marti
G.brett KC
Larry Nelson
Lynn Ben
Tom Shaw
Otis KC
Ben Crenshaw
Tom Kite
Staub Det Randolph NY
Bruce Crampton
Allen Miller
Ustrzemski
Boston
Hendrick
Cleve- al Geiberger Land
Otis
Kansas City
Ford
Min- Gil Morgan
Nesota
Horton
Detroit
Grieve
Ron Cerr
Texas
David Graham
Bob E. Smith
Rudi Oakland
Burroughs
Otis Kansas
Tiant
Tom Weiskopf
Miller Barber
Grier Jones
Bob Murphy
Pat Westphal
Phoenix Suns
Stanford In Tennis Lead In NCAA Play
CORPUS CHRISTI Texas AP a West Coast parade led by Stanford's Cardinals topped NCAA tennis tournament play midway through Friday's matches. Indiana's basketball team will enter the 1976 77 season with a 69 game winning streak.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corpus Christi
Indiana
Montreal star Lafleur placed under police protection during playoffs
Montreal police said Guy Lafleur received police protection after an anonymous informant warned of a kidnapping plot during the recent Stanley Cup playoffs. In Tennessee, UT coach Ray Mears announced sixth-foot-six forward Chuck Threeths of Lackawanna as the fourth basketball signee, noting his 24.5 points and 21.3 rebounds per game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montreal
Guy Lafleur
Montreal Canadiens
Knoxville
Costly foul at Yankee Stadium nets incident for journalist
AP writer Charlie Reina took his 12 year old friend Robbie Hazard to a game. While Robbie stepped away for a hot dog, Reina tried to hold the boy’s glove. A sharp foul line drive then struck Reina, highlighting the dangers of ballpark mishaps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NEW York
Associated Press
Charlie Reina
Robbie Hazard
Yankee Stadium
Robbie
Reina
Also Mentioned on This Page
Bobby Nichols
Bob Gilder
Gary Groh
Tom Jenkins
Don Iverson
Lee Trevino
Cincinnati Bengals
Mike Morley
Dave Stockton
Glenn Bujnoch
Pege Andy
Victor Rlado
Denver Broncos
David Ray
Barry Jaeckel
Raw City
Ed Dougherty
Pittsburgh Steelers
Wally Armstrong
Lanny Wadkins
Mark Hayes
Bennie Cunningham
Jim Simons Walzel
Minnesota
Mike McCullough
Kermitte
Toronto Argonauts
Eddie Pearce
Curt Edwards
Sam Snead
Dave Newquist
Froe
Larry Hinson
Hamilton Tiger-Cats
Dean Refram
Jim Masserio
Mac McLendon
Tony Bertuca
Don New York
Butch Baird
Art Wall Dale Douglass
Tommy Aaron
Bud Allineorge Burns
Wwo
Texaco Magic Tunnel
6Th. Ave
S.E
Ipeg
Pro Tennis
Sports Dealings
Basketball
National Basketball Associa
First National Bank
First National
Ken Forsch
Houston Astros
Umps
Irk
Sports Digest
Lynn McGlothen
St. Louis Cardinals
St. Louis Globe- Democrat
Tom) Seaver
Troy State
Warren
Troy State College
Troy
Rollins College
Mike Nicollette
Avalon Lakes
Nicollette
Don Reese
Rick Beck
Ronny Mobley
University of California At Irvine
University of California At Davis
Northridge State
Delta State
Miss
Rollins
Florida
Beck
Georgia
Athens
Chip Beck
Bulldogs
Athens Country Club
East Tennessee
Georgia Southern
Rob Jackson
Florida State
Furman
Duke
Georgia Tech
Ohio State
The
Sports Today
Second Ave
Holly Street
Stanford
Lafleur
Vols
Moulton le 1 Miles E
Moulton
Cave Springs
Hwy 157
Jake
Dairy Queen
West Moulton
Wham-o Manufacturing Company
Coca-Cola and Coke
Coca-Cola Company
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!