Jackie Jensen Returns to Cal as Baseball Coach
Berkley California story profiles former All American Jackie Jensen now 42 back in circulation after heart attack. Once a Golden Boy at California and dominant AL star, he faced divorce, failed business, and a fading public image. He accepted a California coaching job paying about 16000 annually and speaks candidly about past glory and present goals. He emphasizes staying in baseball despite flying fears and past disappointments.
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Cubs stumble as six-game skid grows in loss to Padres
Cubs fall 8-5 in Chicago to San Diego, nearly surrendering first place to St. Louis as Whitey Lockman calls adversity a distant factor. Giants beat Cardinals 8-3 behind Gary Matthews and Tito Fuentes, boosting Pittsburgh and others in a day of NL action. Pirates top Dodgers 3-2 on Stargell's 27th homer. Mets crush Braves 12-2 with Stbaughs and Milner driving offense. Expos edge Astros 3-2 on Hunt’s 22nd hit-by-pitch of year in 10th. In AL, Boston, Minnesota, Detroit, Milwaukee, Texas, Baltimore, Oakland, and Cleveland notables noted.
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Cubs Blank Captains Behind Schultz In Texas League
Midland blanked the Shreveport Captains 2-0 as Buddy Schultz logged a nine strikeout, no-walk gem. Ken Collins and Gary Cavallo held Midland to four hits, while Ken Szatkiewicz and Joe Wallis contributed the only early runs. Memphis beat El Paso 8-2 behind Tin Juran and Benny Ayala drove in two. San Antonio led 3-0 after Jeff Newman and Fred Smith plated runs, and Hector Cruz belted his 23rd homer for Arkansas in a 15-hit attack on Amarillo. Tonight’s open date. games resume Friday with Midland at El Paso and others.
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Ike Hampton
Lazaro del Orbe
Frank Tanna
San Antonio Brewers
Jeff Newman
Fred Smith
Hector Cruz
Arkansas Travelers
Dick White
Giants
Red Sox gain on Yankee lead
The Red Sox beat the White Sox 6-1 as Bill Lee allowed eight hits, moving Boston ten games behind the Yankees in the AL East. Tommy Harper hit a three run homer, his fourth in a week.
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Sparky Anderson names NL All Star pitching staff
SAN FRANCISCO AP Cincinnati Reds manager Sparky Anderson announced the National League pitching staff for the All Star game. The eight pitchers include Claude Osteen Don Sutton and Jim Brewer with star starters billed for Kansas City next Tuesday. Seaver Billingham Twitchell Wise Giusti among others.
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Bass Tournament Opens at Millwood Dam This Sunday
The event begins at 5 30 Sunday at Millwood Dam for club members only. Entries are taken at Jim's One Stop on Highway 4 north with a 6 p m Saturday deadline.
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Will Bob Lilly Retire From the Cowboys This Camp
All-Pro Bob Lilly canceled a Dallas news conference to announce retirement but a team spokesman said Lilly has not made a firm decision. The 33-year-old, flying back to Thousand Oaks, may or may not play another NFL season as Cowboys veterans depart camp amid contract and injury news.
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Mike Ditka
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Duane Thomas
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Larry Brown
Washington Redskins
Carlisle
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Dennis Homan
Kansas City
Greg Jones
San Francisco
49Ers
World sports briefs cover hockey links and track champs
The New York Golden Blades signed farm deals with the Syracuse Blazers and Winston-Salem Twins. Jamaica names 22 athletes including Don Quarrie and Marilyn Neufville for the CAC games in Venezuela July 2 to 29. A Senate panel approves a one year blackout ban for major leagues if tickets sell out 48 hours prior. Harvard diving coach John S Walker named U S swimming World University Games coach for Moscow August 15 to 25.
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Solunar Tables From Knight’s Timetables
Solunar Period schedule derived from Richard Alden Knight’s SOLUNAR TABLES guides daily activity for fishing and hunting. Plan days to fish in promising territories or hunt in favorable cover to maximize sport potential.
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Hope x Star Pro baseball results and Friday schedule
Baseball scores and upcoming games list: Wednesday results include San Diego 8 Chicago 5, Pittsburgh 3 Los Angeles 2, New York 12 Atlanta 2, Cincinnati 7 Philadelphia 3, Montreal 3 Houston 2 in 10 innings, San Francisco 8 St. Louis 3. Thursday results show San Diego Greis 12 at Chicago Hooton 8 8, Montreal Stoneman 45 at Cincinnati Grimsley 9 5, N Los Angeles Downing 74 at St. Louis Foster 6 5, N. Friday schedule lists San Francisco at Chicago, San Diego at Pittsburgh, Philadelphia at Atlanta, Montreal at Cincinnati, New York at Houston, Los Angeles at St. Louis, and others including Cleveland 1 California 8 11 and Baltimore 5 Oakland 2 with several N denote neutral sites.
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Hope All-Stars Conquer Smackover In Consolation Showdown
In the By-District Little League action at K Park, Hope's All-Stars won 10 to 0 over Smackover as David White allowed one hit, walked three, hit a batter, and struck out eight with errorless defense backing him. Arkadelphia All-Stars beat Prescott 6 to 3 to reach the District Finals in McGehee Thursday. Straham fanned seven over 4 hits, Robbie Lee allowed six runs on six hits, Spradling and Billy Brown doubled, Glass had two hits and two RBIs.
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Charles Straham
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Spradling
Billy Brown
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