Letter writers debate football promotion and Senate bill 1227
Long beach readers discuss promotion of 49er football at Vet Stadium and Anaheim, ticket problems, and calls for professional marketing. They also critique Senate Bill 1227 on gender equality in high school sports, arguing unintended effects on boys programs and urging fair coaching and coverage.
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Braves Tie Hornsby Mark as Aaron Homers in Rainy Return
Aaron leads Braves past Padres as Johnson ties Hornsby record for second basemen with a two run shot. Crowds suffer rain delay and low turnout at Atlanta Stadium while Rose, Cedeno, and Watson propel Houston and Cincinnati in a separate late edition. Stargell drives four with four extra bases to power Pirates over Mets. Expos win a doubleheader opener and Cardinals fall in nightcap amid drizzle.
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Dodgers rally to beat Giants as Sutton falters late
Dodgers win 7-2 over San Francisco after Sutton nearly shuts down the Giants through seven innings. Willie Davis homered and drove in two runs as the Dodgers move past 19,000 in attendance and look ahead to a busy schedule with scouts and minor league meetings shaping the club’s future.
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Bases-loaded walk beats Angels in 13th for A’s win
Oakland edges the Los Angeles Angels 4 3 in 13 innings after Rudy May walks Bert Campaneris with the bases loaded and two out. May was winless in seven weeks. The improbable walk sets up the decisive run in extra innings.
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Butkus Blames Bear Strategy In Cowboys Loss
Dick Butkus of the Chicago Bears criticizes the game plan after a 20-17 defeat to the Dallas Cowboys. He says a punt or pass on a late fourth down would have changed the outcome, referencing a关键 play and discussing the coach Abe Gibran at a Playboy luncheon.
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Williams lifts Orioles in 16th to trim East lead
Karl Williams homered leading off the 16th inning as Baltimore rallied past the New York Yankees 4 3. Boog Powell’s run and a Motl?us steal fueled the comeback, dropping the Orioles pennant magic number to six.
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Lakers eye trades as Wilt and West loom over camp
Lakers intend to add any player who helps the club. Top pick Kermit Washington stands 6-3 as a forward while veterans Happy Hairston Bill Bridges Mel Counts Bill Turner Stan Love Travis Grant fill the forward spots. Wilt Chamberlain and Jerry West are at odds over contracts and practice presence as trade talks intensify.
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McKAY UNBEATEN AND UNHAPPY COMMENTARY
Confused notes on coaches players and week awards. Pepper Rodgers defends Westwood stance while evaluating USC Michigan Iowa Nebraska and Kansas State. Loyola Marymount Osaka Sidewinders mind games and debut comments. Dwayne Sims named college division player of the week with Cal State Fullerton.
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Sharks Open Exhibition Schedule Under Slater
The Sharks begin training camp with coach Terry Slater and about 35 players. They plan an exhibition opener against Vancouver on Friday night at Sacramento.
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Bench Gets a Hearing Over Suspension and Fine
Cincinnati Reds catcher Johnny Bench won a hearing with National League president Chub Feeney to appeal a two day suspension and a 200 fine from his clash with plate umpire Andy Olsen last Saturday The hearing is set for Thursday in San Francisco as the Reds face the Giants Bench was notified Monday of the discipline for allegedly bumping Olsen and using abusive language.
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