Hodges widow gains pension increase for MLB strike era
New York reports Joan Hodges widow of Gil Hodges will receive $1140 monthly from the major league players pension plan after a retrospective increase tied to a labor accord. With three dependent daughters, the annual total rises to $13,680, significantly higher than the pre agreement level, illustrating pension gains won by players in the strike era.
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Pension plan boosts benefits for professional athletes
The executive director earns 2754 a month and the fund pledges 50000 to insure the Hodges family, with four years in major leagues required for membership. Widow benefits rose from 275 to 700, then 1000 plus per-child, and a 14 percent raise brings widow to 1146 with 50 per child pending. With four Hodges children aged 3 to 20, the family will gain at least 15600 next year, and medical coverage may continue partly at own expense. If a widow remarries she gets two years of benefits.
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Cedeno Sparks Astros in dramatic ninth inning rally
Cesar Cedeno fueled the Houston Astros with five hits in six at bats, including a two run double and later a run scoring single, as Houston rallied past San Francisco 8 to 7 in the ninth. The win capped a sixth straight victory as Cedeno boosts his season totals to 16 hits in 36 at bats. The day also featured St. Louis routing Montreal and New York sweeping two from Chicago, with multiple rookies contributing pivotal blows in each game.
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Darwin the Twins Pitcher Hitter Evolution In Minnesota
The Twins star Darwin, a 29-year-old rookie, homered off Oakland and has four homers in five games this season. He switched to hitting after years as a pitcher in Angels Orioles and Dodgers systems and drew Minnesota’s eye in 1971. He’s driven in 19 runs with nine hits in 18 at bats, while Blyleven won again for Minnesota.
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Dodgers Fall as Home Run Edge Succeeds
Dodgers drop game as home run decides the result. Robinson sits with an injury managed by manager Walter Alston who rests him for April. Clay Kirby debuts a new pitch and improves his results while Norman hails Kirby after a loss. Duke Sims returns from injury as Expos and Padres prep amid a 83,045 fan turnout and Suttton eyes Tuesday’s opener.
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Angels Drop To Texas In Sloppy Loss At Arlington
Texas edged the Angels 2 0 as Gogolewski, Panther and Pina shut down Nolan Ryan in the first inning while Leo Cardenas homered for Oakland? The 203rd at bat of the season yielded the Halos lone run. Autry attended but big crowding faces lingered in the dugout. Stanhouse struck out nine in relief debut as Angels head to Milwaukee for two games. Andy Kosco connected on his third homer of the young season.
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Angels Await Big League Debut Amid Strikes
Lovitto, a cool confident youngster, keeps his varsity spot as he faces offfield challenges. He recently worked as a checker on the docks during a longshoremen strike, while earlier in the month players went on strike delaying his first big league appearance. The Angels aim for a quick start despite the upheaval.
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Kleecker hurled no hitter as Jets sweep Oceanside
Ed Klecker pitched the no hitter in game one for the Warner Electric Jets, backed by Bill Hardy's homer and Dick Zuccato's clutch seventh inning hit to overcome Oceanside. John Henderson won game two, allowing one hit as the Jets move to 6-4 in the Western Softball Congress and into third place behind Burbank.
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