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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jul 28, 1974

Page

19

Veteran Brown Feels Price Tag Reasonable

MEMPHIS AP Roger Brown a four time ABA all star says he is not asking too much money to play in the ABA or NBA. The seven year veteran forward recently exercised his option with the Indiana Pacers and is on the market. Storen has discussed Brown with his representative as he reshapes the Sounds roster after acquiring Mel Daniels and Freddie Lewis for Charlie Edge. Brown notes his asking price has declined since three years ago and disputes reports that he wants too much money. He earned about 90000 dollars last season but played sparingly.

Memphis Roger Brown American Basketball Association Memphis Sounds ABA NBA Brown Indianapolis Indiana Pacers Men Mike Storen Storen Mel Daniels Freddie Lewis Charlie Edge

Brock Steals 64th Base to Pace Cardinals Win

Lou Brock swiped his 64th base of the season as the St Louis Cardinals edged the Chicago Cubs 3-2 in Chicago. Brock drew a tricky throw with two outs and a man at third, scoring on the misplay and later starting a two run first inning with a double off Bill Bonham. Cubs manager Jim Marshall defended Swisher as Brock capitalized.

Chicago Lou Brock Chicago Cubs St. Louis Cardinals Cubs Brock Jim Marshall Billy Grabarkewitz Steve Swisher St. Louis Cardinals Bill Bonham Bake McBride Reggie Smith McBride Don Kessinger Joe Torre Mike Tyson Ken Reitz Tyson Bob Forsch Grabarkewitz Kessinger Rick Monday Billy Williams Chris Ward Ward Forsch Swisher Jose Cardenal Andy Thornton Carmen Fanzone Bonham Louis Chicago Madiockib Kessingerss Roseluze Swishere Bonhamp Thornton Brack Sizerror R.forsch Iph Rerbbso R.forscht Bonhamil LaRoche Simmons

Boys' Club Golf Tournament Opens At Blair Park

Seventy three area youngsters tee off in Blair Park for the annual 36 hole Boys' Club Golf Tournament. Director Bud Davis will accept late entries up to tee off time. Pairings show a long list of players with starting times for the first round.

Blair Park Bud Davis

Nolan Returns to Reds Farm For Shoulder Rehab

Cincinnati Reds pitcher Gary Nolan, 26, will report to the Indianapolis farm club Monday to begin a rehabilitation program after shoulder surgery last May to remove a calcium spur. A prominent pitcher in 1970 and 1972 pennant runs, Nolan has appeared in only two games since 1972. He will train with Indianapolis at home and on the road, expected to spend at least 30 days building up from light throwing to batting practice.

Indianapolis

Indian Singles Send Tigers Reeling Again

Cleveland Indians beat the Detroit Tigers 3-2 as John Lowenstein Jack Brohamer and George Hendrick produced run scoring singles in the third. Detroit countered with two runs in the sixth to chase Jim Perry, but Buffalo’s sports notes added that the Sabres open the NHL season October 10 at home vs Boston and the Braves unveil an eight game exhibition run starting September 26 in Toronto against Detroit.

Cleveland John Lowenstein Jack Brohamer George Hendrick Cleveland Indians Detroit Tigers Buddy Bell Frank Duffy Lerrin LaGrow Lowenstein Brohamer Hendrick RBI Aurelio Rodriguez Tigers Detroit Jim Perry John Knox Buffalo N.Y Buffalo Sabres Boston Bruins Buffalo Braves Natinal Basketball Association Toronto Detroit Pistons

Kicker Moses Keeps Promise to Late Brother Marcel

Moses Latterman, once a soccer style field goal kicker in New Jersey, fulfilled a vow to his Marshall University star brother Marcel by kicking a 40 yard field goal for the New York Stars in a World Football League game. The Oct. 14 1970 event marked his first pro scoring and tied the score at 17 15 against Philadelphia.

Arlington N.J Moses Latterman Marcel Marshall University Huntington W. Va Montclair State New Jersey Moses New York Stars Philadelphia Poten Tial Argentina Lyndhurst Passaic Bej Marshall

Home Run Duel Hits A Snag

TOKYO AP The proposed home run hitting contest between Hank Aaron of the Atlanta Braves and Japanese star Sadahara Oh hit a snag as the Yomiuri Giants said there have been no offers yet from promoters. Giants officials noted no plans or conditions are set and will consider any future offer.

Tokyo Atlanta Braves Hank Aaron Sadahara Oh Yomiuri Giants Japan Giants Yosho Ono

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