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Newspaper

Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Apr 04, 1978

Page

14

Middletown Girls Basketball Fans Question Ticket Support

Jerry Nardiello notes historically strong Middies crowds in Columbus, but Middletown fans fell short for the girls state tournament. Ed Payne sold 93 Friday and 103 Saturday tickets at St John Arena, with others also buying. Coach Barbara Hartman and supporters cite weather, school shutdowns, and Title IX as factors, while Struthers drew larger crowds. OHSAA TV coverage and perceived inequality are discussed as possible influences on attendance.

St. John Arena Ed “Skeeter Payne Payne OHSAA Middletown

Exhibition Baseball Scores From Monday

Pittsburg edged Toronto six to five while Montreal topped Philadelphia five to four. Kansas City beat Cleveland four to one and Chicago (A) won four to six against Boston. Atlanta defeated New York Nineteen to zero and Houston bested St Louis eight to four. Texas triumphed over California fourteen to none. Milwaukee beat Chicago N back by nine to three. Minnesota won two to four over Detroit. Baltimore defeated New York A two to three. Oakland beat Arizona State seven to four as San Francisco fell to San Diego two to four and Los Angeles shut out a opponent.

Pittsourgh Toronto Montreal Philadelphia Kansas City Chicago Boston New York Atlanta St Louis Houston Texas Cleveland Miwaukee Minnesota Calfornia San Diego Baltimore Detroit Cincinnati Oakland Arizona State San Francisco Los Angeles John Montefusco Willie McCovey San Francisco Giants Dodgers Rick Dempsey Lee May Baltimore Orioles New York Yankees Houston Astros Doc Medich Cesar Cedeno Rangers Bob Beall St. Louis Eric Rasmussen Braves Cardinals

Yankees accused of stadium ripoff in Senate clash

Senator William Proxmire accuses the New York Yankees of a stadium rent giveaway as part of a broader attack on their bargain power. He says the lease lets the team deduct maintenance costs and pays under $150,000 for a world championship season, seeking higher city and federal scrutiny before June 30.

Broxmire New York City Senate Banking, Housing and Urban Affairs Committee Senate Congress Proxmire Yankees Yankee Stadium Yankee Babe Ruth Boston Red Sox Kansas City Athletics Sparky Lyle Boston City Hall

Multiple baseball trades and coaching moves reported

The report lists several transactions across MLB and minor leagues including the Cleveland Indians optioning Pat Dobson to Portland, the Oakland A s sending Rodney Scott to the Cubs, Manny Seoane optioned to Wichita, Pete Mackanin and Randy Miller optioned to Denver, Frank Riccelli and Aurelio Lopez optioned by the Cardinals, John Tamergo and Ken Overkieli reassigned to minor league camp, Tommy Toms sold to the St Louis farm club, plus football and college moves such as St Louis Cardinals hiring assistants, Saskatchewan Roughriders coaching addition, and Brown University naming a new head basketball coach with Whitworth College naming a new head coach.

Cleveland Indians Pat Dobson Portland Oakland A's Rodney Scott Chicago Cubs Chicago UBS Manny Seoane Wichita Montreal Expos Pete Mackanin Randy Miller Denver St Louis Cardinals Frank Riccelli Aurelio Lopez John Tamergo Ken Overkieli SAN Francisco Giants Tommy Toms Springfield

Arkansas star faces possible knee surgery

Fayetteville Arkansas center Steve Schall may undergo knee surgery after injuring his knee January 23 against Baylor. He started the rest of the season despite the pain. A final decision will come later this week after discussions among Eddie Sutton surgeon Dr Tom Coker and Schall.

Fayetteville, Ark Arkansas Steve Schall Dean Weber Schall Baylor Weber Eddie Sutton Tom Coker

Eddie Arcaro Calls Shut Out Best Ugly Horse

Hall of Fame jockey Eddie Arcaro rode Shut Out to win the 1942 Arlington Classic and afterward praised the horse as the best ugly horse he had ever ridden.

Eddie Arcaro

Bosox Thrilled By Eckersley Debut In Spring Camp

Eckersley and Wise delivered solid showings for Boston and Cleveland in exhibitions. Eckersley allowed three hits in five innings as the Red Sox defeated the Mets 6-0 while Wise shut out the Cubs for six frames in the Indians 4-3 win. Newlywed Montefusco and veteran McCovey paced other winners as spring games produced early momentum across the circuit.

Dennis Eckersley Boston Red Sox Cleveland Indians Rick Wise Eckersley Wise Cleveland New York Yankees New York Mets Chicago Cubs Indians

Tangerine Bowl pays record 178000 each to teams

The Tangerine Bowl in Orlando announced a record payoff of 178 175 dollars to each of the two teams for the December 23 game. Florida State and Texas Tech will receive checks at the TSA annual meeting. TSA president Will Gieger said the payout marks bowl games entering the big leagues.

Orlando Fla Florida State Texas Tech Tangerine Sports Association TSA Will Gieger Association

Yount weighs switch from baseball to professional golf

Milwaukee Brewers shortstop Robin Yount says he is seriously considering leaving baseball to pursue golf after contract troubles with the Brewers, per the Milwaukee Journal via AP.

Milwaukee Brewers Robin Yount Milwaukee Journal Yount Brewers

Toronto Blue Jays Open Stadium Scoreboard Debut

The new $25 million scoreboard at Exhibition Stadium will display player photos and stats beyond center field. It features a 23 by 38 foot screen with 10 560 bulbs and 16 light shades, funded by 15 second commercials averaging 65 000 a year for 10 years.

Ron LeFlore Craig Bakay Exhibition Stadium Blue Jays Toronto Argonauts The Jays

Reds in Ohio for final spring tuneup before opener

The Cincinnati Reds move to Ohio for a final spring tuneup at Franklin County Stadium in Columbus. Detroit rode a late seventh inning rally led by Tim Corcoran and Jason Thompson to defeat the Reds 4 3, as Jim Slaton earned the win. Freddie Norman pitched six innings before Doug Capilla relieved, with Norman’s screwball helping his out pitch as Sparky Anderson notes. The Reds finish their Florida-leaning spring with 12 losses in 25 games and prepare for Thursday’s season opener against Houston at Riverfront Stadium.

Columbus Cincinnati Reds Ohio Detroit Tigers Lakeland Florida Reds Paul Moskau Franklin County Stadium Tigers Dave Roszema Sparky Anderson Freddie Norman Riverfront Stadium Norman Anderson Doug Capilla Jason Thompson Steve Kemp Tim Corcoran Jim Slaton Milwaukee Joe Morgan Pete Rave George Foster Therason Riverfrost Stadium Houston

Reds Dodgers Co Favorites In 1966 MLB Bets

The New York Yankees are odds-on favorites to win the American League title again, with the Cincinnati Reds and Los Angeles Dodgers tied as co favorites in the National League at 7-5, per Harrah's Reno-Tahoe Racebook released Monday.

Reno New New York Yankees Harrah Reno-Tahoe Cincinnati Reds Los Angeles Dodgers

Indians settle Stadium contract woes with Cleveland Stadium

The Cleveland Indians and Cleveland Stadium ushers and guards reached a settlement Monday night ending the threat to opening day. Union head Chuck Bisbee and Indians sales chief Carl Farw said a contract would be signed by opening day after negotiations over fringe benefits, parking, uniforms, cleaning costs, and wage issues.

Cleveland Cleveland Indians Cleveland Stadium Chuck Bisbee Cleveland Service Employees International Union Carl Farw The Indians Sales and Marketing Bisbee

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