Kosco Recounts Big Season After Early Hype
VER0 BEACH Florida Kosco recalls his path from Struthers High School star to professional baseball. He turned from a rumored three sport standout with a Michigan State offer to signing with the Detroit Tigers and later posting 15 homers and 59 RBIs in 131 games for the New York Yankees.
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Kosco Seeks Late Bloom With Dodgers After Yankee Trade
Andy Kosco reflected on his .240 average and a dream moment at Yankee Stadium. He recalled his surprise at being traded from the Yankees to the Dodgers for pitcher Mike Kekich and expressed optimism about joining the National League team. Kosco, 28, considers his best season and aims to contribute strongly for Los Angeles led by Campanis and Patterson.
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Rookie Earl McCullouch played season with broken wrist
Long Beach star Earl McCullouch kept his wrist broken through the season and toe problem while catching passes for Detroit. He underwent wrist grafting surgery after the year and still earned NFL offensive rookie of the year honors.
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League Basketball Scores From Local Games
Ingiea AAD led with 58 for a team beating Parks Texaco 43 at Baars Hospital 46. Herron 53 defeated Douglas Jets 42. Thorston posted 70 points in the Los Alamitos contest. Tafty 42 and Robinson 35 for Piety orale.
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Astros Seek Clarification On Clendenon Retirement Status
Houston Astros general manager H C Spec Richardson pressed commissioner Bowie Kuhn for confirmation that Donn Clendenon had not retired from baseball. Richardson released five pages of telegraph copy between the team and the commissioner at a Cocoa Florida press conference.
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Unclear boxing results mix across cities and nations
OCR fragment lists multiple boxing bouts and scores including Drake defeating Nevisville 77 to 73 and New Mexico past Millikin, with KO and decision results for fighters Ruben Olivares Jesus Pimentel and Willie Munoz among others. The text is garbled with inconsistent place names and dates.
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One More Shot Ends Jockey Robyn Smith at Golden Gate
Robyn Smith, 24, was unseated after Divine Lady balked at a late bid during a Golden Gate race. She aimed to please cameras but took a fall on the first turn after shouting for one more shot.
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Ted's Senators Still Looking for 1st Win
Ted Williams leads the Washington Senators as they suffer a fourth straight exhibition loss after a 4-0 setback to the Kansas City Royals. Galen Cisco, Steve Jones, and Larry Sherry combined for the shutout as Kansas City improves to four of five. Tony Conigliaro shows sharp bats but no hit in Boston’s 7-4 win over the Mets as he recovers from previous eye injury.
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49er Golfers Triumph Over Cal Poly In Dual Meet
Cal State Long Beach defeats Cal Poly SLO in a 49 percenters event with individual wins by Bruce Dummit and John Wes termark and best ball results. The match includes close scores in singles and is followed by Freshman wins and team totals, highlighting LB's overall victory.
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Battle Builds Up for No 1 Catching Spot With Angels
In Phoenix the Angels compete for the No 1 catching spot as Tom Satriano Bob Rodgers and Tom Egan duel under manager Bill Rigney and GM Dick Walsh. Satriano seeks Washington trade interest while Egan, aided by Chuck Tanner, pushes his case with solid spring starts and two doubles against the Cubs.
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Brewer Thrives in Relief Role for Dodgers
Dodgers rely on Jim Brewer as left handed anchor in bullpen with midseason moves shaping a new relief group. Purdin and Mikkelsen join Brewer among key blip pitchers while veterans like Don Sutton remain behind.
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