Angels and A’s set for key West clash at the Big A
Angel ace Tom Murphy faces Oakland in a three game series opener as the A’s ride a four game win streak into Anaheim. Reggie Jackson seeks a turnaround after a .191 average and six homers while Oakland owner Charles Finley sparks tension with his blunt warnings.
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Mrs Ann Hayes Emerges as Ohio State Coach Wife Ambassad
Mrs. Ann Hayes wife of Woody Hayes the Ohio State football coach has become a top regional speaker and ambassador for the university. Her talks mix humor with insights from a decades long involvement with the Buckeyes and she recalls catching national attention with bold quips about divorce and murder. She travels with a buffer companion to Buckeye games and jokes about changing her husband’s image.
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Yaz Ends 0-for-20 Slump with Tie Breaker Homer
Boston tops Washington 5-3 as Carl Yastrzemski ends an 0-for-20 skid with a fifth inning homer and Tony Conigliaro adds two solo shots. In AL action Minnesota edges Milwaukee 6-5 and Kansas City defeats Chicago 7-1. Detroit 4-3 over New York. Baltimore 6-2 over Cleveland. In NL, Cincinnati beats San Diego 2-1 as McGlothlin-Granger combine on six hits.
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Tigers 4 Yankees 3 as Granger seals late lead
Granger entered in the eighth and allowed two hits the rest of the game as the Tigers held on to beat the Yankees 4 to 3. Lee May homered for Cincinnati’s 12th of the season while Clarence Gaston tied it with his sixth, ending McGlothlin’s bid for a third straight shutout. Cincinnati extended its first place lead over idle Dodgers to seven games.
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Top Ten Names From The 19th Century List
A garbled OCR listing appears to note top ten names and places with ages and a percent proof figure. It references St Louis Atlanta Cincinnati San Francisco and other scattered locations, ages around 86.8 proof, and a mix of names and numbers without coherent context.
Old rivals Alston and Fox meet again in majors
San Francisco Giants manager Charlie Fox faces his old minor league rival Walter Alston of the Dodgers tonight. Fox took over after Clyde King was fired and the Giants won the doubleheader over San Diego. Osteen starts for the Dodgers against Robertson. Both managers previously coached in the 1940s New England and Appalachian leagues before major league careers.
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San Diego
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Rich Robertson
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Baseball Playoff Pay Boost Set in Three Year Pact
Marvin Miller announces a proposed three year contract with MLB owners that would add about 4 million to players over the period. Ballots will be mailed for ratification with players urged to accept. The plan raises playoff shares to 60 percent and adjusts termination pay and meal allowances while preserving a 162 game schedule.
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Major League Players Assn
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Players Association
Soccer Canceled After Werder Bremen Trip Ends Early
Tonight's scheduled match between Werder Bremen and the Greater L.A. League All-Stars at Cienega Stadium is canceled as the Germany club had to depart a day early for Tahiti.
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