Coaches All-America grid game kicks off 1975 season
The 15th annual Coaches All-America football game opens the 1975 grid wars in Lubbock Texas with East coach Steve Sloan promising a legal trick play. About 40,000 fans expected at Jones Stadium for an 8 p.m. CDT kickoff televised nationally. Sloan debuts as Texas Tech coach with two quarterbacks Franckowiak and Solomon. East backs include Woody Thompson and Louis Carter, while receivers Hobinson Mills McCarthy highlight the units. West counters with Hardeman Kent and Harrell providing ground attack and Edwards Bean as receivers.
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Fredericktown Edges Rotary 4 3 In 13 15-Year-Old Babe Ruth Action
John McEntee pitched a three hitter with eight strikeouts and five walks to lift Fredericktown past Rotary 4 to 3 in 13 to 15 year old Babe Ruth play Friday. Dan Cleary allowed six hits in the loss as Fredericktown scored the go ahead run in the top of the ninth.
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Washington Diplomats Sold to Danzansky Group in NASL
The Washington Diplomats of the North American Soccer League were purchased Friday by a group led by Joseph Danzansky, a food store executive. An aide noted the buyers include many who pursued a major league baseball franchise in Washington two years prior.
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Mt Airy Routs D C Tigers In Midweek Roundup
In a Mid-Atlantic minor league schedule Mt Airy defeated the D C Tigers 4 to 1. New Market topped Martinsburg 3 to 2, Germantown beat D C Union Printers 5 to 5. Last week Mt Airy beat Germantown 12 to 9, New Market 11 Martinsburg 3, Germantown 7 D C Tigers 4. This week Germantown travels to Martinsburg for a 2 pm game at Shepherd College, D C Union Printers head to Mt Airy for a 1 pm doubleheader, and New Market visits Tigers at McCurdy Field at 8:15 pm with umpires listed.
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National League round-up continues with bases and a close tag
Ollie Brown bats for Hutton and hits a grounder to Tim Foli as Schmidt runs home. A quick throw from Barry Foote nails Schmidt at the plate, forcing a retreat to third. Rogodzinski and the ball arrive as the tag unfolds.
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Tigers Rally Past Brewers As Stanley HR Sparks Win
A nine inning surge featured Mickey Stanley's three run homer in the seventh and a six run ninth, lifting Detroit past Milwaukee 10-3 after a countering late rally.
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Major league baseball results and today’s games list
Yesterday's results include Boston 4 Baltimore 3 in 12 innings Milwaukee 6 Cleveland 0 Detroit 10 New York 9 Minnesota 5 Chicago 3 California 12 Texas 11 in 11 Oakland 3 Kansas City 1 Today's slate features Minnesota at Chicago with Kant 10-3 facing Campbell 0-3, New York at Detroit Lolich 7-4, Boston at Baltimore Palmer 11-3, Kansas City at Oakland Holtzman 6-6, Milwaukee at Cleveland Eckersley 4-0, Texas at California Tanana 4-4 Hassler 3-7 and other listed pitchers.
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Amvets top Donald Rice 4 1 in Little League clash
In American Little League action Friday the Amvets defeated Donald Rice 4 to 1. Brian Smith pitched a full game three hitter with 12 strikeouts to earn the win while Val Hoy allowed five hits and Myron Custer collected all three Rice hits.
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Lions roll past Optimists in National Little League clash
National Little League action saw the Lions defeat the Optimists 21 to 9 Friday. Quent Smith led with four hits including a home run, while Ron Barberito added four and Jack Clary hit a grand slam. Bob Travis had three, Larry James and Mike Byrones had two apiece for the losers.
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