Ram Ram chicher Raber and Eiser Wael at Commend Byrd game
In a rambling scorecard fragment players such as Raber and Wael are listed alongside Byrd and Clare with unclear positions. Mentions of Pimlico camp and packer appear as stray notes with no clear match to teams or dates. The passage mixes names, numbers, and locations without coherent context.
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Carter rejects athletes plan to protest Moscow Games
White House rejects a counterproposal by American athletes who would compete in Moscow to protest the Soviet war in Afghanistan by skipping opening and closing ceremonies and avoiding sightseeing. President Carter has already ruled out participation. final USOC decision due by April 11-13 meeting in Colorado Springs.
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Track teams eye strong sprints and field events depth
Middletown and TJ high school track squads highlight a roster rich in sprinters hurdlers and throwers. Top prospects include Rebbe Barber Senior Joe Lawler in discus and shot put with potential 1400 and 500 throws, plus sophomore Mike Smith and a host of juniors and freshmen across jumps sprints and relays. MSD pursues similar strength in sprinting jumping and distance led by Jan Martin Mike Baer Leroy Dizon and Tony Johnson as coach Dick Jones eyes a solid showing after last year’s ESCAA title renewal.
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Roenicke eyed for more at bats with Orioles in 1980
Baltimore manager Earl Weaver plans to increase Gary Roenicke's playing time in the 1980 season. Roenicke, 25, hit 25 homers in 376 at bats last year and may reach 500 to 600 at bats for about 35 homers, depending on his handling of various pitches. He credited a reduced hand position and swing adjustments from Frank Robinson for his power. Roenicke recovered quickly from a lip injury caused by Ler rr LaGrow, returning within days wearing a protective mask. The report also notes the county high school baseball season opening today with two games listed.
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Leafs beat Capitals on Hickey Sittler duo night
Toronto Maple Leafs defeated Washington as Pat Hickey scored twice and Darryl Sittler notched his 40th goal of the season in a strong Monday night performance.
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Birds shell Royals in 6-3 spring exhibition win
Lee May homered for Baltimore and Rick Dempsey added a shot and a double as the Orioles beat the Royals 6-3 in a spring training game. May’s birthday celebration followed singles by Roenicke and DeCinces. Dempsey also homered off Craig Chamberlain and drove in two in the fourth.
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Doug DeCinces
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