Yankees Indians trade boosts both clubs in early May
The seven player swap between the Cleveland Indians and New York Yankees is praised as beneficial. Fritz Peterson earned his second victory since the deal in a 5-3 Cleveland win over the California Angels, while Dick Tidrow won for the Yankees in a 6-4 defeat of the Texas Rangers. Other MLB results include Dave Freisleben remaining unbeaten with the Padres over the Phillies, Orioles beating the A’s 6-3, and the Tigers edging the White Sox 5-4.
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Ron Blomberg
Clemson pitcher Steve Cline named ACC Player of the Year
Clemson pitcher Steve Cline of Hagerstown Maryland was chosen ACC Player of the Year by the ACC Sports Writers Association on 41 ballots. He posted a 9 4 record this season and led voting among league players.
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Kannapolis Homers Top Bulldogs in SPC Showdown
Kannapolis defeated Thomasville 4-3 as Lacy Grumley hit a three run homer and Mark Chaney allowed two homers. Brumley relieved in the fourth, striking out nine over the final five innings. Thomasville drops to 3-10 in SPC and 4-1 overall. Bulldogs visit Kannapolis again then Salisbury on Thursday.
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Mark Chaney
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Kannapolis
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Chaney
Bill Freeman
Brumley
Salisbury
Hotel SCORES Chicago versus Detroit in rough boxreport
Detailed hotel scores list players and numbers with many OCR errors. The Chicago side scores 2 0 0 2 and Detroit 0 0 3 0 0, with player initials and last names matching Horton Northrup Herrmann and Kelly plus Brinkman Sharon Ders Rodriguez Binkman.
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Detroit
E—Pitlock
E Arinkman
Chicapo
Orta
W.horton
Dent
Hr—P.kelly
Northrup
Herrmann
Sb—Sharon
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Rodriguez
E.brinkman
Ledford Golfers Win CCC Tourney
Ledford High School captured the Central Carolina Conference golf title at Asheboro Country Club with a 317 team score. Ricky Woodring led Ledford with medalist 74 while Southwest Randolph and Allen Jay followed. several players posted 76 to 79. Keith Pierce and Eddie Brinkley shared low honors.
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Asheboro
Ledford High School
Panthers
Asheboro Country Club
Ledford
Allen Jay
East Davidson
Southwest Randolph
Southern Guilford
Central ‘Davidson
Randleman
West Davidson
Ricky Woodring
Southwest
Mike Brower
Dan Foster
Mike Bowers
Mark Cox
Charles McKinney
Keith Pierce
Eddie Brinkley
Second Round Set In Oti's Invitational Softball Tourney
ARCHDALE The second round of play in the winners bracket begins at Trindale field with Oak Hollow Tavern vs Archdale Soda Shop at 5 30, Kraft Converters vs Tysinger 76 at 6 30, Hugh's Home Improvement vs Deep River Dying at 7 30, WRQK vs B&M Racing at 8 30 and Caraclean vs Western Sizzlin at 9 30 In losers bracket action Monday Larry Walker Body Shop beat Wall Trucking Lamm Distributing Co edged Taylor Brothers No 2 10 9 Fairmasters routed Byrd's Food 15 2 and Taylor Brothers No 1 beat Astra Brake Shop 64 East Davidson players shot 81 as Mike Jolly and Randy Hedrick both tallied 83 C H Jarrett led Randleman with 84 prep golfers advance to sectional at Blair Park next Monday.
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Oti
Trindale Field
Oak Hollow Tavern
Archdale Soda Shop
Kraft Converters
Tysinger
Hugh’s
Deep River
WRQK
B&m
Caraclean
Western Sizzlin
Larry Walker Body Shop
Wall
Lamm Distributing Co
Taylor Brothers No
Fairmasters
Byrd's Food
Astra Brake Shop
East Davidson
Mike Jolly
Randy Hedrick
East
C. H. Jarrett
Randleman
Blair Park
Wildcats Sweep Into First In Piedmont Tennis Tourney
Westchester girls move atop the Piedmont Athletic Assn of Independent Schools tourney after first round play at Emerywood led by Sally Diffendal Elizabeth Hutchens and Linda Ix Thanks to strong doubles by Dillard Field Pegey Ix with a bye and Laura Wood Lillie Silver also advancing The Wildcats lead Greensboro by one point while the Westchester boys sit fourth with four points at their home venue as Neil Hyman advances in singles and Bill Meacham Paul Sheloff reach doubles with John Holbrook Bob Slane who have a bye in quarters
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Piedmont Athletic Association of Independent
Wildcat
Bill Stewart
Greensboro
Sally Diffendal
Elizabeth Hutchens
Linda Ix
Dillard
Forsyth
Carlisle
PJ BASEBALL and STANDINGS
The National League East standings show St Louis leading with 44 wins and 12 losses, followed by Montreal Philadelphia Chicago New York Pittsburgh in the chase for the top positions. West division shows Los Angeles Houston Cincinnati San Francisco Atlanta San Diego contending with scattered results from Monday and Tuesday games across the circuit.
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New York
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Los Angeles
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Baltimore
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Milwaukee
Boston
West Texas
Slayback
Minnesota
Decker
Wright
J. Perry
California
Tanana
Grimsley
Oakland
Holtzman
Memphis Accepts Northmen Move Shifts to WFL Box
Memphis Park Commission rejected NFL expansion for Memphis and voted to accept the Toronto Northmen World Football League franchise. John Bassett Jr. said the move will take effect once the lease is signed with a Memphis ownership group led by Charlie Rich. Ned Cook warned NFL hopes are ended as Toronto added stars Csonka Kiick Warfield. Mike Lynn called Memphis choice for WFL and reacted emotionally to the vote.
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World Football League
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Charlie Rich
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Ned’’ Cook
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Larry Csonka
Jim Kiick
Paul Warfield
Julie Andrews Talks TV Specials and London Work Hours
AP Television Writer Jay Sharbutt reports Julie Andrews, in London for a phoned interview about her fourth ABC TV special. She contrasts weekly past duties with current specials, noting stricter London union hours and plans for two more ABC specials next season while the latest is sweetened with overdubbed sound and orchestra effects.
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NEW York
Julie Andrews
Miss Andrews
London
W.C. Fields
ABC
America
Evening TV Schedule Dense List Fragment
Fragmented OCR style listing prime time shows across channels including News Tonight ABC Nightly News and various dramas and entertainment slots. Names of programs appear with times and network tags but lack coherent narrative or single event.
Television Schedule Fragments From Morning To Evening
A scanned grid lists daily programs across hours from 6:00 A.M. to 5:30 P.M. including Good Morning Arthur Smith News Ramper Room Today On The Farm Captain Kangaroo Sesame Street Jeopardy Password Love of Life The Brady Bunch Hollywood Squares Meet The Arts Eyewitness News Jackpot Gomer Pyle All My Children Days of Our Lives The Doctors Price Is Right General Hospital Another World Match Game One Life To Live Marriage Dragnet Truth or Consequences What's My Line and more, with multiple show pairings and time blocks.
Capsule Evening TV Lineup Highlights Classic Dramas
A packed prime slate features Maude, Happy Days, Hawaii Five-O, and a Roger-themed film block with The Story of Pretty Boy Floyd. Banacek tackles a missing computer heist while Marcus Welby portrays a nurse’s romance-scare, and Police Story closes with a shoplift-ring probe. The late night includes One Deadly Owner and Maracaibo aboard the offshore fire rescue tale.
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Maude
Carol
Howard Cunningham
Ehlter
Jack Carter
Pretty Boy
Floyd
Martin Sheen
Kim Darby
Michael Parks
Oklahoma
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