Summerell Tops SC Athlete of the Year in 1974
Carl Summerell of East Carolina was named Southern Conference athlete of the year with 33 votes in the SCM A balloting. The 6-3, 209-pound QB from Virginia Beach helped Pirates win league football and baseball titles, after posting a .326 batting average and strong pitching.
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Richmond, Va
Carl Summerell
Fast Carolina
Virginia Beach
Pirates
Southern Conference Media Association
Summerell
Barry Smith
Richmond
Clyde Mayes
Furman
Gene Williams
Virginia Militany
Keith Richardson
Appalachian State
Aron Stewart
Walt Walker
Davidson
Ron Martin
William and Mary
East Carolina
Cash Lets Emotions Cost Tigers In Milwaukee Loss
Norm Cash lost his glove and argued with umpire Bill Kunkel after a disputed fair call on Dave May's eighth inning double. May's two run hit gave the Milwaukee Brewers a 6-4 win over Detroit. Cash was ejected, while Oakland defeated Minnesota 5-4 in the other AL game.
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Norm Cash
Dave May
Detroit Tigers
Bill Kunkel
Milwaukee Brewers
Cash
Kunkel
May
Brewers
Oakland A’s
Minnesota Twins
Charlie Moore
Pedro Garcia
Tim Johnson
Tigers
Detroit
Milwaukee
Oakland
Northet
Bryed
Dmayrt
Oglivileph
Camparissi
Tjohnsonss
Haneye
Soderhimab
Hiller
Cooo
Knowlesp
Ao — Butler
Burgmierp
Milwaukes
E—Vukovich
E.brinkman
Sutherland
Wdéich Oakland
Otsee
Mik
Waukee
Vukovich
Minnewte
Moore
Berry
Briggs
Sf—Kaline
Minnesota
Rudi
Mangual
Money
Forse
Campanerly
Ternace
Killebrew
Astros
Cliff Johnson
Fred Kendall
Chones Signed by Cavaliers After Lakers Draft Rights Move
The Cleveland Cavaliers signed center Jim Chones after waiving him by the Carolina Cougars. Cleveland sent their first round pick in the 1975 draft to the Los Angeles Lakers, who held Chones rights in the NBA.
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Cleveland, Ohio
Cleveland Cavaliers
Jim Chones
Carolina Cougars
Cavaliers
Los Angeles Lakers
Chones
National Basketball Association
Toy Cannon Shines Again as Wynn Leads Dodgers to Victory
Jimmy Wynn blasted two homers and drove in four runs to fuel a 5-3 Dodgers win over the Reds, lifting his season totals to 14 homers and 41 RBIs. Cubs edge Mets 2-1. Expos beat Pirates 4-2. Padres top Astros 8-6. Phillies defeat Cardinals 2-1. Hooton pitched four to win for the Cubs. Bailey and Stargell contributed for Montreal and Pittsburgh respectively. Padres rally behind McCovey's four RBIs as they beat Houston despite an early 4-0 lead.
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Hartman
Pfeiffer
High Point
Alan Brumfield
Brumfield
Panthers
Danny Goins
Thomasville
Goins
Otis Foster
Burke Suter
Roger Ausley
Billy Sorrell
Delvin Idol
John Kaub
Lew Lyon
Sorrell
Ausley
Suter
Associated Press
Dodgers
Jimmy Wynn
Wynn
Los Angeles
Cincinnati Reds
Jeff Burroughs
Texas Rangers
Chicago Cubs
New York Mets
Montreal Expos
Pittsburgh Pirates
San Diego Padres
Houston Astros
Philadelphia Phillies
St. Louis Cardinals
Cubs
Mets
Burt Hooton
Billy Williams
Chicago
Bob Bailey
Montreal
Pittsburgh
Mike Torrez
Chuck Taylor
Pirates
Willie Stargell
Jim Rooker
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Omi
Wagg Pittsburet
Tox
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Taveras
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J.B. Gibson
Oakwood St
English
Ohn Diffendas
Joe Teague
Expos
Willie McCovey
McCovey
Oneprice
Wilbur Martin
S. Main ST
Kearns Ave
Greensboro
Farah
Wrightz Clothing Stores
Encome
Chrysler
Jere A Ie
Harris Heating and Air Conditioning, Inc
Thomasville RD
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