Hereford Whitefaces pick up new era under Larry Dippel
The Hereford Whitefaces enter 4-AAAA play with a strong backfield overhaul and a cautious defense. New head coach Larry Dippel inherits a 2-8 club from last season, faces a tough schedule, and relies on Keith Kitchens to direct the offense while returning leaders such as Sierra and Suttle anchor defense. The roster features a mix of returnees and newcomers as Hereford aims to rebound this fall.
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Interleague ABA NBA Exhibition Schedule Revealed
The NBA Bucks will meet ABA champions Milwaukee Milwaukee and the Dallas Chaparrals face the Bucks in Dallas Oct 5. The full inter league schedule spans 24 games with ABA rules for half games and NBA rules the other half. Artis Gilmore and Lew Alcindor headline Kentucky Colonels events in late October.
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Taiwan Caps II Crown in World Series Thriller
Taiwan exploded for nine runs in the ninth inning to win 12-3 in a Little League World Series final over Gary Indiana. Lee Chuen-Chene drove in the go ahead run as Taiwan erupted with six hits and many errors by Gary. Hsu Chin-Mu pitched all nine, fanning arecord 22 batters breaking the previous mark.
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