St Louis Stars to field fulltime players in 1977 season
The St Louis Stars announced they will employ only fulltime soccer players for 1977, ending the prior practice of players holding day jobs. Longtime veteran Larry Hausmann, 34, along with Bruce Hudson, Jim Bokern, and John Carena will not return, Carena famed for late goals in 1975.
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Jim Bokern
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Carenza
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Central Missouri Ban Johnson Baseball League
Jim Vieth
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Norris Preston
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Lloyd Carter
Tipton
Jim Henry
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Bob Brown
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Redbirds Lose Dierker to Four to Six Weeks
St Louis Cardinal pitcher Larry Dierker, 30, suffered a fractured left leg during a windsprint at spring training in St Petersburg. Manager Vern Rapp calls him a stabilizing influence and says the injury opens spots for five pitchers including Forsch Denny Rasmussen Falcone and D Acquisto. Dierker’s absence prompts evaluation of others while Acquisto also suffers a minor ankle injury with no serious damage.
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Peta Falcone
John D’acquistol
Rapp
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Acquisto
Lindblad Sale Settled Amid Ongoing A's Kuhn Feud
The Lindblad sale to the Texas Rangers was approved prompting a warning from Oakland owner Charles Finley to commissioner Bowie Kuhn. Finley refused to back down and threatened legal action if Kuhn disapproved Oakland deals. Reliever Jim Todd reported friction over salary and potential trades for unsigned A's.
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Charles C. Finley
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Lindblad
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Finley
Associated Press
Chicago
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A’s
Commissioner's Office
Regional playoffs mix of scores in Missouri prep basketball
The scoreboard lists numerous high school and junior college basketball results from Missouri and nearby areas. Highlights include Moberly JC beating Mineral Area to reach nationals, and multiple 4A games with Oak Park Liberty, St. Joseph Central, and Lindbergh among others.
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Usboro, Mo
Mineral Area
Flat
River
Hutchinson
Kan
Greyhounds
Don Dempski
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