Starting All Star Hurlers No Strangers To Classic
Don Sutton and Jim Palmer were named starters for the 48th All Star Game in New York. Sutton aims to fulfill a lifelong dream of pitching at Yankee Stadium, while Palmer, a NL standout, seeks another strong showing against the AL.
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Houston
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Billy Martin
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All Stars Honor DiMaggio and Mays at New York Game
Hall of Fame icons Joe DiMaggio and Willie Mays return for the 48th All-Star Game at Yankee Stadium as honorary captains. The piece recalls a purer era of baseball amid modern talk of contracts and fatigue, with Mays and DiMaggio stressing the thrill of the All-Star atmosphere and the enduring pull of the event.
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Scores SOFTBALL Men's AA League results and standings
The Sooftball AA League report lists multiple teams such as UP-O Forreit Wellsville Bank and Beets Motors with high scoring outputs. Individual player lines show pitchers and sluggers like O'Connor Deterding and Pelton. Totals indicate strong offense across formats, with many players posting double figure hits and runs.
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Wellsville Bank
O'Connor
Deterding
Shiles
Morris
Wright
Moore
C. Wright
Ie Kally
Renaud
al Beets Motors
Adamson
Pelton
Bahr Printy
Firestone
Burgoon
Baldwin
Bulmer
Davis
Whitacre
Budge
Porter
Walburn
Kay
Queen
Duncan
P. Cearfoss
Cearfoss
Anderton
Jatcees Gold— Waymire
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Nichols
Underwood
Krug
Dawson
Forster
Gibson
Dyn
Riddle
Katzer
Buck
Totals
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Keim
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Schulte
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Martinez
Allis
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Pea
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Heckman
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Houk
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Lantis
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Welch
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Swanson
Orlis Cox Baseball Association
Garnett State Bank
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Horn
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Wilson
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Horne
Ross
Todd
Rogers
Wilhite
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Detwiter
Hays Legion appeal setback in six players disqualified
Hays faces a setback as the American Legion national baseball committee upholds a state ruling disqualifying six players over birth certificate stamps. The appeal, filed by attorney Bob Glassman, argues photocopies needed no stamps and that players participated last year, while the team contemplates lineup changes ahead of the state tournament.
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National Committee
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Newton
John Bollig
Bill Shelton
American Legion
Topeka
Stremel
Schumacher
Dale Dreiling
Shelton
Melvin Schmidt
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Bollig
Kansas State hires Dave Baker as baseball coach
Manhattan native Dave Baker, a former Creighton head coach with a 141-108 record, was named the Kansas State Wildcats baseball coach. Baker, 34, is an Emporia State University graduate and returns to Manhattan to replace Phil Wilson.
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Kan
Dave Baker
Kansas State Wildcats
Emporia State University
Phil Wilson
Baker
Creighton University
Bluejays
Ottawa A team pummels Olathe 12-2 in five innings
Ottawa's American Legion A team exploded for eight runs in the second inning against Olathe, turning a 2-0 deficit into a 12-2 triumph in five innings. John McAdoo and Tony Reed each had two hits, McAdoo driving in two runs as Darren Beets allowed only two runs, aided by a string of Olathe errors and wild pitches.
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Dave Chrisjohn
Eric Hughes
A-team
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Tony Reed
McAdoo
Jon Moore
Chrisjohn
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Paola
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Scribner
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Beets
Shaffer
R. Shafter
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