Box scores as living history of baseball’s soul
The box score, older than the game itself, is praised as a document of history and a telegraphic system that reveals who did what in a game. It drives memory, emotion, and strategy, while debates over space lead some papers to drop details, risking the box score’s immortality.
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Roger Angell
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Seymour Sinoff
Elias Statistical Bureau
F.W.T
Spirit of the Times
Henry Chadwick
Brooklyn
Sinoff
Newspaper Enterprise Assn
Cabrillo, Lompoc keep Northern League swim lead tied
Cabrillo beats Righetti 68 25 led by Gary Anderson 22.6 50 free and 57.6 100 fly Jeff Heidmans 1:07.1 100 back and 2:19.1 200 IM, keeping the top NL share with Lompoc at 7-1. Lompoc edges San Luis 48-47 as Gullikson 1:56.8 200 free and Kowalik 1:58.2 200 free pace the Braves, setting up a Thursday showdown at Lompoc pool for league supremacy.
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World swimming championships set for Belgrade in non Olympic year
The International Federation of Amateur Swimming announced Belgrade, Yugoslavia will host the first world championships this summer from August 31 to September 9, featuring Olympic events plus synchronized swimming. 53 nations and over 1,000 swimmers are entered with entries closing July 1.
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UPI
International Federation of Amateur Swimming
Belgrade
Yugoslavia
Harold Henning
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Henning
Cali
Colombia
Sanders uses two iron as putter in Jacksonville Open
Doug Sanders, 39, famed for color and party image, shot a five under 67 at the Greater Jacksonville Open. He birdied seven of the last 12 holes with a two iron as a putter after a six foot miss, finishing one shot behind leader Johnny Miller in a six way tie for second place.
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Fila
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Sanders
Doug
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Palmetto Dunes
S.C. Sanders
Ralph Schlicht
Tom Kite
Steve Melnyk
Allen Miller
Homero Blancas
Tom Jenkins
Lou Graham
Bill Collins
Forrest Ferler
Dan Sikes
Kermit Zarley
DeWitt Weaver
Don Massengale
Royals Prospectus Highlights Pitching Woes and Bright Hitting
The Royals show strong hitting with a .255 team average and four top ten AL hitters but finish predicted fourth in the American League West due to weak pitching. Dick Drago and Paul Splittorff show promise, while Wayne Simpson and Gene Garber may bolster the rotation.
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Wayne Simpson
Royals
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Paul Splittorff
Simpson
Cincinnati
Gene Garber
Ted Abernathy
Maryland Beats Syracuse in East Regional Quarterfinal
Maryland defeats Syracuse 91 to 75 in the NCAA University Division East Regional quarterfinals. Providence beats Penn 87 to 65 while indeterminate scores appear for other regional games.
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