Sanguillen Seeks Playing Time With Pirates and A's
Manny Sanguillen says he would rather play than sit the bench and has learned to adapt with Pittsburgh. He notes he previously led Oakland in games, at bats, and hits while filling multiple roles and would still like to return to the A’s in the future. He remains a key NL figure from the 1971 Pirates World Series team and highlights camaraderie with Latin teammates. In New Jersey, Giants sign Terry Jackson and Thomas Fencik as defensive backs. Kenneth L. Smith Jr. cards his first hole in one at Sunset CC No. 5 with witnesses Mark and Sarah Davis.
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Stumbling Block in Moving Buffalo Braves to San Diego
SAN DIEGO AP The Buffalo Braves NBA move hit a major snag as six contract changes upset the transfer plan. Peter Graham said management altered the spirit of the pact, placing blame on Braves owner John Y Brown and Boston’s Irv Levin. The deal aims to move Buffalo to San Diego and Braves to Boston, with NBA Board of Governors scheduled to discuss next Friday in Chicago. Graham warned changes could derail the agreement and criticized the financiers’ quarrels over small sums. He voiced frustration but remained hopeful talks would continue.
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Prize money rise reshapes women's pro tennis tour
The Women's Tennis Association teams with Avon Products to expand prize funds for 1979, adding five events at 125000, four at 150000, two at 200000 and a 250000 final, for a 600000 total increase. Virginia Slims may match. Arthur Ashe loses in Wimbledon first round, a rare setback amid injury struggles.
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Hall of Famers vote for top All-Star performers
Hall of Famers name Hubbell Williams Mays Ruth and Musial as top All-Star figures with Hubbell 1934 feat and Williams 1941 clutch homer highlighted. Poll lists alltime AL and NL stars, plus notes on Schmidt injury and women's fast pitch results and standings.
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