Orensky awaits major pro decision after All-America honor
Delaware catcher Herb Orensky, named to the Baseball Coaches All-America first team, weighs a possible selection today as he eyes pro baseball. He notes strong team success at Delaware and ECAC finish, but questions remain about his arm. Orensky plans workouts and potential tryouts if not drafted, aiming to join a major league farm system this summer.
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Braves face setback in Horner arbitration ruling
Atlanta's Bob Horner lost a contention dispute over free agent status after a May arbitration in New York. The court ruled the Braves must count the $175,000 bonus from last summer toward his 1978 salary, potentially elevating his pay for 1979 and altering his league standing as a top paid second-year player.
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Rookie Niemann fires a six hitter shutout through Phillies
Astros rookie Niemann baffled Philadelphia as he completed his first major league shutout. He relied on a slow curve and sinker, walking one over six innings, while Houston built a 7-0 win. Reds, Braves, Dodgers, Mariners, Yankees, Orioles, Brewers, Blue Jays, and other teams posted varied results as pitchers dominated and hitters struggled in a busy day across the league.
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Delaware County All Star Game Players Remember Gottshalk
Delaware County High School All Star football game organizers plan a 1 30 p m kickoff with proceeds aiding local youth. The event honors Greg Gottshalk former coach and receiver, noting his 1972 and 1967 69 teams and his cerebral hemorrhage death in 1974. Gottshalk’s memory guides current players as quarterbacks Mormando Hill and Guyer look to his pass catching style.
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