Howser's No Saves Billy Martin Yankee Job Talk
Billy Martin faced a potential ouster at noon in Yankee Stadium as Dick Howser reportedly argued to keep Martin. The manager, anxious and hopeful, remarked it felt like death row while awaiting the decision. Howser could have taken the job, but chose to push for Martin.
Howser Signals Loyalty Split Over Billy Martin Role
Dick Howser, Yankees third base coach, says his loyalty to Billy Martin clashes with loyalty to the Yankees as he weighs managing offers. He notes systemic pitching failings and clubhouse discipline tensions under Martin, who defends his leadership while facing renewed scrutiny. By next week, fate of Martin and the club’s direction remains uncertain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Billy Martin
Pearl White
Tim McCoy
Niagara Falls
Yankees
Dick Howser
Ralph Houk
Bill Virdon
Yankee
Gabe
Martin
Indians
Agat
MiKKAY SPORTS: Grambling case looms over NCAA probe
News wires report Grambling University faces NCAA scrutiny over illicit athlete aid and recruiting violations. Coach Eddie Robinson downplays violations while McKay reflects on Tampa Bay's recent NFL debut and prospects. Other items note Braves, Dolphins, Monzon title shot, Bengals search for Brown, and Mitchell staying with Falcons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NCAA
Grambling University
Eddie Robinson
Grambling
Senior women open fourth Southern California championship at Montebello
A field of 108 golfers is expected for the opening of the fourth Southern California Senior Women's championships at Montebello Country Club today. Defending champion Geraldine Veg of Huntington Seacliffs leads a 58-club field including Ruth Miller Ruth Thompson Lulu Howard Mary Callaghan and more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southern California
Mortebello Country Club
Geraldine Veg
Huntington Seacliffs
Ruth Miller
California C.C
Ruth Thompson
Los Alamitos
Lulu Howard
Crestalaire
Mary Callaghan
Marge Jeorgenson
Hacienda
Virginia Huddleston
San Clemente
Gerry Spencer
Balboa
Elizabeth Lett
Desert Isle C.C
Rosemary Schofield
Montebello
Lucy Busch
Rancho Bernardo
Hege
CEA Jets Hammer Santa Ana 8 3 in Police League
Tony Gwynn and Vincent Lawrence sparked a fourth inning assault with home runs as the CEA Jets defeated Santa Ana 8 to 3. Gwynn had three hits, Lawrence doubled with three RBIs, and Charles Gwynn collected three hits as Joe Plummer and Lonnie Cotton combined for a three hitter. Cotton earned his 10th win to lift the Jets to 12 60 in league play.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tony Gwynn
Vincent Lawrence
CEA Jets
Santa Ana
Gwynn
Lawrence
Charles Gwynn
Joe Plummer
Lonnie Coten
Cotton
Jets
Astros sweep Cubs as Howe and Cabell pace win
Art Howe and Enos Cabell homered to back a six four Houston victory over Chicago, while Ed Herrmann collected three hits and drove in a run. In game one, Howe homered and Cabell added a homer with Cesar Cedeno also homering in a 10-6 win. Luzinski drives Philadelphia comeback with three RBI and three hits in a 7-4 rally over San Diego behind a bases loaded two run single. Cardinals blank Reds as Rasmussen fans four and Simmons drives in two for St Louis victory. Pirates edge Braves on a bases loaded walk by Fregosi, and Giants sweep Expos in doubleheader with Foli squeeze bunt and Derrel Thomas inside the park homer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Art Howe
Enos Cabell
Ed Herrmann
Houston Astros
Chicago Cubs
Howe
Cabell
Cesar Cedeno
Astros
Philadelphia
San Diego
Cubs
Phillies
Philadelphias
Phils
Luzinski
Danny Ozark
Ozark
Eric Rasmussen
Ted Simmons
St. Louis Cardinals
Cincinnati Reds
Jim Fregosi
Pirates
Atlanta
Jim Barr
Giants
Tim Foli
Derrel Thomas
Expos
Jack Clark
Chicago
Anita Ui
Murer
Eden
Cromrie
Herma Jou Orieth
Dawson
Ooo
Gorret
Angosur
Yano
Wallis
Montreal
San Francisc
San Francisco
Keliher
Thomas m
Twitchell
Ware
Phoenasson
Avena
Recive
Murrenene
Cardenal
Caletl
Ire
Gwon Horna LE Mohnins
Ghwaanien
Evan Wbaniz
Rod Canera
Jovy
Alo Garren
Arrish
Houston
Sintea
Olavele
Abe
oHill
Alkasn
MeEny
Vea Aver
Anna
Boos
Todd
Oakland
Milwaukee
Bartimore
AncGlatt An
Harris
Percy
Tee Perko Ropo
Aben
Randew
Carew
Cooper
Mack
Eazy
Staid
Hasan Page
Adams Oh Voir Davis
Murray Oy
Smaley
Oro Haney
Heaverio
Aaurels
Tah Howe
Tyrone
Ogod Tone
Cubsoe
Pobeina
Whittarns
Q Bell
Cadern
iNleken
Kerwirt
Lanl Wary
Bittner Armas A
Jooocwies
Agile
Aimnay
Mitaaviont
MSA
Bhee
Mibuabee
Baltimore
NeGiothen
Carter
Nkcktaney
Alea
Oaktland Yeroodogn
Ultimare
Ene Gherrey
Pol Oat
Paverly
Behe Wren
Wohilord
Nica
Tai AB
Ascolh
Minnesota Paxellv
Grve
Gakoa
Aamiegtt
Ford
Murray
Boslock
Fouale
Wes Laney
Ward
ToJohnson AO
Tadohnnga
Braves
Pittsburgh
Abenbe
Ofte
TNT
Fregni Oh
Nolan
Padres
Phila San Dingo
Vantin
Syit Wali
Dort Bowa
Kim Warzt
ED Schmnett
Wuriakt
Herdek
Chen
Meddor
Don Gein
Goo Boone
Phigaaping
Philadelabig San
Diag
Cincinnaty ST. Louis
Dayia
IDO Daumry
Moskau
Gorton Woborsman
Shresaran
Lou
Vem. Opeticony
I. Loum
Sh. Lows
Terroretta
Maresar
A. Remsen Hind
Mike Romero Head Coach of Peterson Fest Dies at 21-Year Post
Mike Romero longtime coach of the Peterson Fest American Legion baseball team died Saturday after a lengthy illness. Mass will be held Tuesday at 7:30 PM at St. Jarnabas Church in Massachusetts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mike Romero
Peterson Fest American Legion
St. Jarnabas Church
Gullett leads Yankees past Royals as managerial uncertainty lingers
Sun day action sees Gullett post his 60th major league win with 164 pitches in a 4 1 victory for the New York Yankees over Kansas City. Billy Martin remains unsettled as he pulls Gullett after the ninth, then lifts him for Tidrow after Brett’s single. Also, Orioles sweep Brewers. Chicago tops Boston. Texas beats Cleveland. Detroit over Toronto. Minnesota edges Oakland in twin bill with a 10 9 late win fuelled by Bostock’s homer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Xon Gullett
Kansas City
New York Yankees
Royals
Yankee
Billy Martin
Gullett
Martin
Darrell Porter
Fred Patek
Frank White
George Brett
New York
Dick Tidrow
Tidrow
Val McRae
Baltimore
Milwaukee
Chicago
Boston
Texas
Cleveland
Detroit
Toronto
Minnesota
Orioles
Boston Red Sox
Eric Soderhahm
Ralph Gayr
Doyle Alexander
Wayne Garland
Bob Sykes
Sykes
Blue Jays
Alan Ashby
Dan Ford
Minnesota Twins
Oakland
Lyman Bostock
A's
Dodgers
Anas
Baltinwrestan
Cinema
BS Son Planels Howstoh
San Diego
Alanur
Chicagio
Pitt
Philip US
Kansas
Louis
Montreal
Angels
Badgers
Troysland
Seattle
Pittsburgh
Atlanta
St. Louis
Cincinnati
Clevelas
Francisco
York
Tadelpha
Iton B
Origles
Hrewers
falinvaKe
Abeny Sakati
Ogsver
Wyner
Bastek
Romero
Phook Greig
Adams
Aig Yount
Doo Newman
Ford
Viva Co
Vyoo
Senin
Musee Total Asans
Figilimare
Bret
Conner
Fett
Criscienn
Detinces
HR Muray
SkGar Nida
Oakdand
Tao
Been
Sanitien
Adem
Castro
Ferrel
Gabland
Gross
Sam
Bantock Wall ‘ Tigers
Coleman
Giusti
Bothor
Ewing
Howell
Tod Ommay
Kamae City
Torants
Delta Makan
Jdheraan
Peter
Wits
Toon Dem
Tolataya
Toko
Kansas City Iy
Rwhite
Harav
Odkuor
UN Ua
Bbeft
Masser
Horton
Hensy
Ann OtNorris
Dade
Kendall
Lenin
Oricagd
Yasheev
Kuiper
Gombegh
Chevaland
Wills
Carly
Sb-Haltah
Henderson
Sherer
Soo Garland
Ewin
LOW Chicago
Deaton
Pen Tor
Excian
Gamble
Bannister
Ke HA —Gatr
Lockecholm
Arate Remssi
SPORTS SCOREBOARD BANTER AND PLAYER NAMES LISTED
A garbled scoreboard lists numerous teams and players including James, Angele Hider, Oakland, Mevagsurd, Mon sels, Jomes AU Martinez, Cloveland, Byrd, Figuered, Walker, Con, Perry, Les, Winds, Novice, and many others with an attendance note of 2 percent. The fragmentary text mixes scores, locations, and player names without coherent results.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James
Angele
Oakland Mevagsurd
Monsels
Uroity
Fieure
Mike On Younn Walker
Earl Con
Ed Perry
Les
Wuaty Stewart
Dennis Allen
Damimy Fetta
Wally Uaire
Jim Robinson
Mais-Lelaps
Bull Killeyn
Don Moyer
Harold Jenkins
Fred Sehwall
Joe Smith
Tennis results from NATIONAL GALS 6-TOURNAMENT in Charleston
In a confusing national tennis roundup from Charleston, results show a first round match where Anne White defeated Shores Califeerni 4-6 6-3 6, while other lines mention Florida, Harold Ryland, and Miami Beach with mixed scores. The report also notes a SAPPHERE VALLEY OPEN singles final where Dupresdtke Fishbach beat Chrisym Santa AnaH Ghriy Magnes DHOAGd Ui.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charleston
Trey Adghin
Marna de
Cura
Anne White
Anne Dudley
Califeerni Lait
Feks la Tele
Sapphere Valley Open
Bhigondh Jaublen
Dupresdtke Fishbach
New York
Chrisym
Santa Anah Ghriy Magnes
TVA standings report shows mixed results by division
Continent division lists El Pescoduaree with 53 and Turena 88 as leaders while Ok Phoenix 812 and HO struggle. Western division features San Barbara 90 S00 and San Diego 79 with several players and teams such as Lakers W and Chicago 75 noted. The page includes scattered scores and player mentions like Tony Atdersi 10 and Tyrim Mauls 56 2 amid unclear lines and city references.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nonow
el Pescoduaree
Turena
Ok Phoenix
San Barbara
Orance Collins I
San Diego
Ais
Adla
Lakers
Chicago
Wes. Weatas
Kroet IC
Kupee
Phoenia
Abronater
Oughehoo Olympic
San Gabriel Valleys
Ventird Jamia Barings
Dotay Nawdon
Tyrim Mauls
Intend Geen County
Bleve Trumbs
Pall Garmin
Tony Atdersi
Also Mentioned on This Page
Calli
PIA
Howser
Knight News Service
Yankee Stadium
Gabe Paul
Dik Howser
Dick Young
Mikkay
Jack Schrader
Bristol
Atlanta Braves
Dave Bristol
Miami Dolphins
Carlos Monzon
Monte Carlo
United States
Mitchell
Sa Aed Abou
ELKS
Mantlelt
Miocfout
Shore
Lambs
Estar
Ataris
Craytorte
Pains
Keds
Plume
Westbrook
Cureton Sol
Vonasag
Gert
the Gaels
Muldoons
Cazadelle
Bulaur
Kellys
Office
Gulden Horats
Hanes
Dany Mae Kellys
Gabon Harn
Sa Duly
Moniphtan
Bill
Combined News Services
St. Francisco
Sand
Greg Luzinski
Billy Wishes
Martin Stop
Gun
Martin Sait
George
W Yankee
Steinbrenner
Elliot Maddox
Baltimore Orioles
Kiddie Murray
Mike Flanagan
Doduerr
Doder Statin
Brewers
Twins
Washloman
Heian Dinils
Fred Florida
Harold Ryland
Miami Beach
Cfos
EPPS
Toronto Nbr
St Louis
Rochester Ua
Cohmeticut
Lauderdale
Tamey Bay Bows
Pacific
Aiejos
Rawal
Las Vegas
San Dee
Vancouver
Seattle Nur
Poin
Lear
Anne Gual
Sunder
San Jena Ty Chicien
Connectiait
Rochasker
St. Lous
Mirmesala
Tedathy
Amachcives
TVA
Summer Cage