California Prep Stars Lose Ground In All America Picks
Prep talent scout C.C. Judge pins down 1976 all America first team with four Californians led by Freeman McNeil and Reggie West. Second and lower teams list QB Rich Ampbell, Pat Graham, and others. Also notes Jets’ third place, Bryant on Fertig, and Tempe UCLA clash chatter.
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Art Judge
Cypress
Judge
Freeman ‘McNeil
Banning Iligh
Wilmington
Reggie West
Santa Ana Valley
Rich Ampbell
Santa Teresa
San Jose
Pat Graham
Leland High
Fudge
California
Southland
Jimmy Clinton
Long Beach Poly
Bo Boxhold
Ken Mergerum
Fountain Valley
Rick Ward
Jim Donnelly
St Anthony
Duane Gerardi
Westminster
James Forge
Pius X
Steve Gray
Katella
Anaheim
Lary Stueek
Long Beach Jordan
Joe Plummer
St. Anthony
GTE Jets
Joe DiMaggio
San Nafael
Southern California
Aecord
Poly High
Charles Gwynn
Cleveland
Jerome Washington
Vincent Lawrence
Jets
Lonhie Cotton
Tony Gwynn
Bob Mecham
Alabama
Paul
Bear) Bryant
Craig Fertig
John McKay
USC
Oregon State
Craig
Notre Dame
Bamaelerman
Jerry Jackson
Jackson
George Blanda
Vince Evans
Trojan
Paul Hackett
Steve Burtkowski
Jay Roth
Cal
Hackett
Evans
John Robinson
Ricky Bell
Tempe Phoenix
Arizona State
UCLA
Sun Devils
Bruins
Tempe
Sun Devil
Hay
Fellows
Watts Magicians
Soulville Foundation
Basketball Congress
San Diego
Whitt
Naulls
Long Beach State
Larry Hudson
White
Doug Marty
Bret Wilkinson
George Barrios
Fountain Vailey
Angels Rally Past Yankees In 11th To Complete Sweep
The Angels recovered from an eight-run lead to beat the New York Yankees 11 9 in 11 innings. Tomay Davis delivered a tie breaking pinch single as Kerry Remy and Mario Guerrero reached on errors, with Catfish Hunter yielding six Angels runs early before a mighty Yankee ninth inning rally fell short. Sid Monge closed the win by fanning Thurman Munson with two on, as Willie Randolph and Roy White sparked late NY offense.
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NEW York
Angels
Tomay Davis
New York Yankees
Kerry Remy
Sparky Lyle
Lyle
Mario Guerrero
Tony Solatta
Davis
Remy
Guerrero
Roy White
Catfish Hunter
Dave Collins
Solanta
Hon Guidry
Frank Tanana
Yankees
Willie Randolph
Tanans
Aghn Verhoeven
Carlos May
Sid Monge
Mickey Rivers
Thurman Munson
Munson
Munson Growndling
Lou Piniella
Chris Chambliss
Graig Nettles
Pop Fly
Bob Jones
Humphrey
Angel
Terry Humphrey
Yankee
Fran Healy
AF Wirrsheto
York Caliporwia
Selaity
Fchambis West
Randolph al
Rolacksn
Ason
Omn
Alomar
Himewey
Velez
Galil
Ghaibling
Randolph
Hr—Collirs
Otala UH
Walte
Ion
Tanana Verhoeven
Mane
Tayt Pineda
Hunter ‘i
Tim
Jones balks at 20th AP bid after 1-0 loss to Mets
San Diego lefty Jones remains hopeful for a 20th victory as he eyes one more start this season. He fell to 18-4 after a 1-0 defeat to the Mets amid a disputed seventh inning balk call and manager McNamara's ejection. Cincinnati beat Chicago as Rose drove in a key run and Morgan homered.
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Associated Press
Randy Ones
Tn Gain
Ath Vietory Swiclay
San Diego Adres
Mutt
Jones
Los
New York Mets
St. Louis
Atlanta
Pete Rose
Cincinnati
Chicago
Rhinos overpower Edwards Air Force base in exhibition
Daryl Johns and Travis McMichael teamed to throw 298 yards and four touchdowns on 10 of 18 passes as the Southern California Rhinos beat the Edwards Air Force Base Rattlers 30 to 6 at Chapman College in a Sunday semi exhibition. Ceph Wetherspoon caught three passes for 3 yards and a sigard score. Gene Williams had four receptions for 75 yards and a TD.
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Daryl Johns
Travis McMichael
Southern California Rhinos
Edwards Air Force Base
Dodgers Fall Short in Slow Night Against Pirates
In a rough Sunday contest, Rick Rhoden suffered his second loss in 13 decisions as Stargell homered to spark the Pirates past the Dodgers. Los Angeles finished the season series with nine wins in 12 against Pittsburgh, and a 7:20 game against the Montreal Expos looms next.
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Alston
Leo Durocher
Stargell
Rick Rhoden
Rhode
Con
Pirates
Dodgers
Pittsburgh
Montreal Expos
Fragmentary 1930s Sports Snippet Refers to Teams and Places
A garbled OCR passage mentions Texas games and various team names, cities, and players in a late era context. It references Cleveland, Minnesota, Milwaukee, and Chicago areas with scattered scores or matchups, but the text is incomplete and hard to decipher.
Regpie Jackson's ninth inning slam lifts Orioles in opener
Baltimore rookie Regpie Jackson hit a dramatic pinch grand slam in the ninth to power the Orioles to a 6-2 win over the White Sox in the first game of a doubleheader, while Chicago forced a split with a 7-3 victory in the nightcap and Baltimore closed within a game and a half of the Yankees in the AL East. Palmer earned his 27th win with a three-hitter.
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Associated Press
Baltimore
Earl Weaver
Regpie Jackson
Baltimore Orioles
Weaver
Jackson
Origles
White Sox
Orioles
New York Yankees
Angels
Yankees
Palmer
Vackson
le Oriales
Tennis results from Canadian and New York open championships
Readable tennis results show players from Canada, Yugoslavia, Chile, and Japan competing in Toronto and New York events. Names include Kerry Melville Reit, Ingrid Beutert Sedne, Naoko Sato, Bina Jansover, and Chris Lewis among others with scores and pairings across multiple courts.
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Papen Cue
Maria Wiksted
Hens Jian Satsuka Matshishima
Toronto
Cucina Vis
Hile
Bina Jansover
Yugoslavia
Carson Parks and Recreation softball signups near deadline
Carson Parks and Recreation urges signups for coed softball with Wednesday for Cs and Thursday for Ds. Entry is 190 dollars for 14 games. Contact Roland Majehr at B20 TH00 for more information.
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Carson
Carson Parks and Recreation
Roland Majehr2a
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Don Baylor
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Rollie Fingers
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Chris Lewis
Lyn Aveley
de Plat Gavela
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Maloy Vorles
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