Ingram leads Southern State College baseball lettermen
Ingram names thirteen men who earned baseball letters for Southern State College in 1975. Reggie Hester and Ronald Fluker head the four-year group, with Gary Elmore and Alan Smith also among the four-year lettermen. Three-year lettermen include Steve Goodheart Gary Wilson Danny Freeman and Dennis Huffman. Two-year lettermen are Jackie Carter Buddy Ingram and Vincent Smith, while first-time letters go to Chris Long and Mike Shimpock.
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Ark
Southern State College
Monroe Ingram
Reggie Hester
Guy
Ronald Fluker
Gary Elmore
Lonoke
Alan Smith
Bryan
Texas
Steve Goodheart
Doddridge
Gary Wilson
Camden Fairview
Danny Freeman
Texarkana
Dennis Huffman
Dubach
Louisiana
Jackie Carter
Camden
Buddy Ingram
Hope
Vincent Smith
Pine Bluff
Chris Long
Mt. Holly
Mike Shimpock
Standings and upcoming baseball games across leagues
Standings show Texas at Cleveland Perry 67 New York May 5 2 at Chicago Wood 2 9 Milwaukee Slaton 3 6 at California Ryan 93 Detroit Lolich 6 3 at Oakland Siebert 2 0 with schedules for Saturday Sunday and Friday games including New York Chicago Milwaukee California Texas Cleveland Kansas City Baltimore and Houston results and recaps of recent matches across major clubs.
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Hands
Cleveland
Perry
New York
Chicago
Wood
Milwaukee
Slaton
California
Ryan
Detroit
Lolich
Oakland
Siebert
Minnesota
Boston
Kansas City
Baltimore
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Cleveland Baltimore
West Oakland
Splittorff
Pattin
Grimsley
Decker
Albury
Tiant
Dodgers Pass in Secondary Draft as Oakland Picks Walling
New York AP Dodgers failed to find a leftover target in the secondary phase, passing 18th in the rotation. Oakland selected Clemson outfielder Dennis Walling, who batted .421 and set ACC records, as the draft concluded after four rounds.
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Los Angeles Dodgers
Dodgers
Dennis Walling
Clemson University
Oakland A’s
Walling
San Francisco Giants
Jacob
Clemson
St. Louis
Earl] Bass
University of South Carolina
Bass
Hope Independents sweep Nashville in doubleheader softball
Hope Independent Softball team routed Nashville 17-2 in game one and 22-0 in game two at Key Field, improving to 9-2 overall and 8-2 in league play. Early momentum came in the second inning with a three run burst as Atterbury Pruden Griffin and Massanelli figured prominently. Gene Robinson Overton and Henley led the offense. Upcoming schedule includes a home doubleheader versus Weyco and tonight’s tournament quarterfinal with Camden Weyco, plus Dairy Diner and Meyers Bakery in action.
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Hope Independent
Key Field
Hope
Independents
Wayne Atterbury
Jerry Pruden
James Griffin
Atterbury
Vic Massanelli
Pruden
Griffin
Gene Robinson
Tommy Overton
Pau Henley
Weyco
Dierks
Dairy Diner
Meyers Bakery
Meyers
Mineral Springs
Mena
John Henley
Registration Due For Arkansas ASA Softball Teams
Dick Huck, commissioner of the Arkansas Amateur Softball Association, says all adult and youth fast pitch teams must register by June 15 to participate in ASA district or state tournaments. Registration is through the state ASA commissioner at 201 Martin St Jacksonville Ark 72076 phone 982-4171.
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Arkansas Amateur Softball Association
Arkansas A.S.A
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Texas El Paso misses chance as Joy trips in 6 11 jump
At the NCAA outdoors in Provo Utah Texas El Paso led by prospects for the team title until Greg Joy failed on his final 6 11 attempt and was eliminated. USC advanced nine qualifiers and now holds the edge as UTEP must rely on Hoglund Grimes Jessee Waigwa Mungala for points.
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Texas-El Paso
Greg Joy
Southern California
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Sity
USC
Texans
Hans Hoglund
Arnold Grimes
Larry Jessee
Wilson Waigwa
James Mungala
Trojans
Ryan eyes fifth no hitter against Brewers in Anaheim
Nolan Ryan seeks a fifth career no hitter matching Vander Meer and threatening Koufax, despite downplaying pressure. He aims to extend his AL record and surpass Feller, with prior near-miss at Detroit in 1973 and a late home game scare in Anaheim.
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Sandy Koufax
Johnny Vander Meer
Nolan Ryan
Hank Aaron
Milwaukee Brewers
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Koufax
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Boston Braves
Brooklyn Dodgers
Baltimore Orioles
Bob Feller
Cleveland Indians
Detroit
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Heim Stadium
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Catfish Hunter Shines as Yankees Rise Over .500
Catfish Hunter regained form for the New York Yankees, beating the Minnesota Twins 7-4 to lift the club above .500 and into second in the AL East behind Boston. Graig Nettles delivered key two run homer and an RBI single while Rod Carew sparked the Twins with a run-scoring single and a .425 average through the hot stretch. Cleveland edged Kansas City 8-7 in 11 innings. California beat Detroit 8-3. Mets toppled Houston 2-1. Cubs defeated Giants 8-4.
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Catfish
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Catfish Hunter
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Tick Manning
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Billy Smith
Bill Singer
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Astros
Tom Seaver
Dave Kingman
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Giants
Bill Madlock
Chicago
Gamecocks poised among favorites in College World Series
College World Series opens in Omaha as Bobby Richardson leads South Carolina with a goal beyond regionals and a lineup built from players once overlooked. Arizona State and Texas, Oklahoma and others headline first round matchups, while SC aims to rise among elite programs after years of rebuilding.
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Schulman’s charge on NBA salaries rocks Congress
New York based discussion highlights Seattle Supersonics owner Sam Schulman urging a ceiling on pro basketball salaries amid ABA raids. He cites multimillion contracts to Spencer Haywood Jim McDaniels and John Brisker as examples of excess while noting coaches and players receive high pay.
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Congress
Schulman
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Seattle
Spencer Haywood
John Brisker
Jim McDaniels
Brisker
McDaniels
Wll
Bill Russell
Tom Burlesod
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