Bowa's Grand Slam Caps Phillies Rally Over Reds
In a see-saw game, Larry Bowa hit his first career grand slam as the Phillies erupted for five seventh inning runs to beat the Reds 15-9. The bases were loaded after a wild pitch by Joe Hoerner, with Ted Sizemore intentionally walked to set up Bowa.
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Young Tracy Austin Becomes Wimbledon's Youngest Match Winner
UPI reports 14-year-old Tracy Austin of Rolling Hills California becomes Wimbledon’s youngest ever match winner at Court No 7 defeating Elly Vessies Appel 6-3 6-3. The crowd gathered for the American phenom as other upsets and draws unfold including Connors and Borg.
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Garvey's grand slam powers Dodgers to big win
Steve Garvey belted his first grand slam and boosted the Dodgers to a 12 1 victory over the St Louis Cardinals as Los Angeles opened an 8 2 game lead on Cincinnati. Garvey added his 16th homer of the season in the fourth inning amid a high scoring, protest note.
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Haley Named All American by Manchester Magazine
Cabrillo catcher Mark Haley earned high school All American honors from All-American Magazine of Manchester New Hampshire. He led the Northern League with a .390 average while collecting two home runs and nine RBIs after being drafted by the Pittsburgh Pirates. The selection highlights athletic excellence sportsmanship and extra curriculars.
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Flower Festival softball tourney opens in Lompoc
The first Flower Festival Invitational Softball Tournament starts tomorrow night with Pico's of Lompoc vs Tom's Take Out of Santa Maria at 8:30 p.m. at Thompson Park. Friday will feature Sarmbo's of Lompoc against Jack-in-the-Box of Santa Maria at 9:45 p.m. Twenty teams participate with four diamonds in use across Thompson Park, Lompoc Junior High, La Canada School field No 1 and No 2.
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Ziegler Named NHL President Following Campbell
Ziegler, 43, named president of the National Hockey League replacing Campbell. He will take the post after approval by the league board, with a four year term starting in August. Discussions with the Players Association and possible league mergers were ongoing at the meeting.
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Ruth tournament site changed for 13 and 14 year olds
The Babe Ruth district tournament originally set for Cabrillo High diamond has moved to Vandenberg field. Tournament dates remain July 16 to 24.
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Stanky sits as Rangers debut in 10-8 win over Twins
Eddie Stanky confessed he did little managing after taking over the Rangers in a 10-8 victory over Minnesota. Sid Hudson handled pitchers and Connie Ryan called signals while Stanky sat on the bench. The day’s other games saw Red Sox rally past Orioles 7-4 and Yankees edge Tigers 12-11.
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Ed Stanky quits Rangers after one day on job
Texas Rangers executive vice president Eddie Robinson announced manager Ed die Stanky quit after one day and headed home to Alabama. Stanky had led the club to a 10-8 win over the Twins the night before and cited family reasons as his departure. Connie Ryan will serve as temporary manager while Ryan takes over duties. Ryan previously coached with the Braves and managed in the minors before joining Texas.
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Interoblems and the Yankees Rise to a Tarnished Peak
A critical look at the New York Yankees amid internal strife and high salaries. Billy Martin’s management career is questioned while players like Jackson and Martin face tensions, clubhouse fights, and heavy media scrutiny as the franchise contends with inflated egos and star contracts.
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Baseball's strange business and weigh of contracts
A commentary discusses Jackson's pay and treatment by the Yankees, contrasts Billy Martin's temper with his managing record, and argues managers influence but cannot ensure wins. It notes slumps, injuries, ticket sales, and the harsh hotseat faced by managers in pursuit of championships.
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