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Fragmented text lists teams players and game times for various softball and baseball items. Many names and places are garbled, but references include Lakewood softball, GYFC, and multiple dated entries. Overall unreadable, but indicates a page of local sports schedule notes.
Brewers recall Bob Sheldon sparkles in 4-8 win at Kansas City
rookie Bob Sheldon, recalled from Sacramento after Barre Garcia's injury, went 3-for-4 with three RBIs. He delivered a run in the fifth and the tying and winning runs in the seventh as Milwaukee rallied to defeat Kansas City 4-8, trimming the AL East gap behind Boston and New York.
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AL All-Star roster showcases Gossage Busby and relief stars
The AL announces its All-Star pitchers led by Gossage in his first nod and Busby returning for a second time. The staff blends relievers with a 2.70 ERA, 38 shutouts, and 23 saves as eight AL hurlers own a 79-46 record this season.
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Amalfitano Named Giants Field Boss After Ambling Career
Jobo Joseph Amalfitano, former St Anthony star from San Pedro, is set as the Giants new field boss following years as a coach with the team. He previously apprenticed with the Cubs under a Higney Giant buddy, and he is described as a capable, competitive figure likely to shape matchups with the Angels.
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Jobo Joseph Amallitano
St Anthony
San Pedro
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Buddy Ea Durocher
van Joey
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Perez and Foster lift Reds past Phillies in 7-3 win
Tony Perez and George Foster hit two run homers to power the Cincinnati Reds to a 7-3 victory over the Philadelphia Phillies and widen their NL West lead to eight games. Pat Corrie earned his fourth win with ninth inning help from Rawly. The Reds mounted three first-inning runs off Steve Carlton, highlighted by Griffey’s triple and Morgan’s sac fly. Perez’s 11th homer of the season capped a late sequence, a long drive into Riverfront Stadium’s upper deck. In other NL action, Pittsburgh blanked Chicago 5-0 as Oliver’s ninth-inning homer and a five-hit three-hurlers effort propelled the Pirates. New York topped Atlanta 5-1 behind Staub and Kingman, while Houston beat Montreal and St Louis defeated San Francisco 8-4.
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Jim Kaat
Leon Roberts
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Willie Horton
Joe Rudi
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George Poster
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Pat Carey
Rawly Bastwilek
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Steve Carlton
Ken Griffey
Joe Morgan
Johnny Bench
Perez
al Oliver
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Mano Morloza
Dave Giusti
Rearlé Stennett
Richie Hebner
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Hank Webb
Atlanta
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Jamie Easterly
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Cleon Jones
Ted Simmons
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Ron’ Reed
Caldwell Pires
Neumann testifies he was paid to play at Ole Miss
Former Ole Miss basketball star Johny Neumann testified that the university paid rent groceries and other living expenses for him and his wife in 1970 and 1971. He said his wife took a job arranged by the athletics department and that alumni and coach Jarvis provided money. Neumann, now with the Virginia Squires, had bankruptcy filings showing debts of 87583 dollars.
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Ole Miss
Johny Neumann
Neurmainn
University of Mississippi
Robert) Jarvis
Alabama
Schmidt leads U S spikers in Prague dual meet win
Kathy Schmidt starred for the United States as American women and men split events with Poland and trailed in the overall score after opening day in Prague. Schmidt won the women’s javelin, while Dave Babicak won the 10,000 meters in a surprise US victory.
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Kathy Schmidt
Dave Babi
Tacki
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Strahey
Packers and Hendricks in stalled contract talks
Green Bay general manager Bart Starr says the Packers and all pro linebacker Ted Hendricks are hundreds of thousands of dollars apart in negotiations. Hendricks has finished his contract option for 1974 and is free to negotiate with other NFL teams. his agent Tony Roberts says talks with other clubs are ongoing.
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Green Bay Packers
Ted Hendricks
Bart Starr
Hendricks
Miami
Tony Roberts
NFL
Angels seek steady lineup after season shifts
The Angels discussed keeping core players amid trade rumors and spring lineup questions. Pitcher Hal Cleveland delivered an All Star style performance, while a recent trade for Ken Sanders altered the team’s batting depth as Salt Lake prep work continued.
Mets Say Apodaca Suffered Septum Injury From Bat
New York Mets report pitcher Apodaca suffered a septum injury after being struck by a batted ball nine days earlier. Doctors removed stitches during a visit to club physician Dr Jamies Parkes. Ongoing treatment was noted as the team follows his recovery plan.
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Bob
New York Mets
Apodaca
Jamies G.oParkes
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Sun Drops Two Rookies In Surprise Monday Move
The Southern California Sun announced the addition of two rookies on Monday night. Defensive back John Noonan from Southern Mississippi and Colin Cann from U.S. International University were named in the roster shakeup.
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John Noonan
Southern Mississippi
Aid
Wicker
Colin Cann
U.S. International” University
Navy Softball Dominates Northern Area District Tournament
Navy softball team posted a strong win at Long Beach, defeating Port Hueneme 7 to 6 in a Northern Area district contest. Lond Bese and Chime Lake contributed key hits as the defense held late.
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