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High Point Enterprise in High Point, North Carolina

04 Aug 1974

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High Point Enterprise

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High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Aug 04, 1974

Page

22

Will There Ever Be A Black Manager In Majors

AP reports a debate on why major league baseball has not named a black manager. Bill White and other black players and executives discuss barriers, minor league paths, pay, and the need for experience. Analysts cite racism and economics as key factors influencing future appointments.

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A's Are Jawing Like Winners

The Oakland Athletics face a turbulent yet talented season as Reggie Jackson predicts a pennant while AL MVP highlights and coach Dust Dark push a improving lineup. Hunter Blue and Holtzman pace a strong rotation as Finley reshapes staff and bench amid attendance concerns and clubhouse tensions.

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Hall of Fame director cares for its Hall of Boys

Ken Smith, 72, director of the National Baseball Hall of Fame, and his role as a father figure to inductees like Mickey Mantle and Whitey Ford. The 10,000-strong Cooperstown crowd will see inductees including Samuel Thompson and James Bottomley, with a game between the White Sox and Braves. Smith describes his lifelong devotion to preserving memories and guiding past stars. He handles public speaking, artifact searches, and acts as a liaison between eras while acknowledging fan criticism over voting.

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