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Newspaper

Press Telegram

Location

Long Beach, California, United States of America

Date

Jul 29, 1974

Page

11

Nitehawks force Jets makeup game with big win

Long Beach Nitehawks rout the Lakewood Jets 13 to 1 on the final day, moving within a half game of the Western Softball Congress title. Jets must play a makeup game with Vista to decide if they share the crown. The contest was marked by a protest from the third inning amid a hit batter dispute after Home Run hitters Dale Leach Don Sears and winning pitcher Ed Bentley led the Hawks.

Long Beach Nitehawks Western Softball Congress Lakewood Jets Jets Vista WSC Hawks Dale Leach Don Sears Ed Bentley Weiss Batley Rostaura Halbern Aed Koer Bird

Rams fans picket during training camp alter Rams

Striking Ram players lost two marginal members and drew protest from fans. Jaworski from Youngstown State and Reb Seriber from UCLA joined camp at Cal State Fullerton after workouts with veterans at Long Beach State. Pickets, led by Phil Olsen and Charlie Cowan, held signs mocking NFLPA while the team prepared for Friday night practice against Cleveland at the Coliseum.

Ram Sette Ron Jaworski Youngstown State Reb Seriber UCLA Cal State Fullerton Floth Long Beach State Fullerton Rams Phil Olsen Charlie Cowan Wight Fang NFLPA Jaworski Lerihner John Saunders Buffalo Cary Cleveland Coliseum Cowan Rich Roberts

Cowboys QB Battle Rages Amid Ailing Team Plans

Dallas faces a renewed quarterback duel as Roger Staubach and Craig Morton contend for the No. 1 job. Staubach, last season's starter, is in Dallas amid NFL players strike tensions, while Morton, former starter, weighs his future after earlier shedding support.

Dallas Cowboys Roger Staubach Dallas NFL Craig Morton Tom Landry Morton Cowboys Bob Lilly Roger Lilly Craig

Lions mourn coach McCafferty death shocks team

The Lions cope with the death of coach McCafferty, described as a friendly, hard-working mentor. Teammates recall his positive impact and vow to honor him, with funeral plans set near Towson, Maryland.

Angels Rally and Trades Shake Up Lineup

Angels win on late power as Bobby Derwin and Darwitt pace a four-run surge to tie the game. They acquire Horacio Peng in a trade with the Cubs and sell Dick Selina in Milwaukee, while Mickey Rivers recovers from a hamstring strain. Rabbit Maranville nears a historic RBI milestone as Robinson homers. Angels face White Sox in the opener.

Tanana Lew Bobby Derwin Tin Angels Darwitt Killebrew Ryan Twins Rod Carey The Angels Sunday Horacio Peng Cuivnga Cubs Hick Slel- Thaszek Pina Chen White Sox Dick Selina Milwaukee Rabbit Maranville Agit Robinson Homer Snick Seca Orlanin Tamirez Eoghin Denny Dos Wes Burgmeier Ton Hodriguez Daue Stanton Bell Worrun Deplesi

Brooks Robinson Out With rib Muscle Strain

Baltimore Orioles star Brooks Robinson pulled a muscle in his right rib cage Sunday and was removed from the lineup after a 0 loss to the Milwaukee Brewers. A club spokesman said he is expected to miss four to five days.

Baltimore (Ap Brooks Robinson Baltimore Orioles Robinson Orioles Milwaukee Brewers

Dodgers fall in 10 inning loss to Braves 3 2

Dodgers drop to 3 2 in ten innings as Atlanta rallies in the fifth and tenth. Jim Wynn homered for Los Angeles while Ralph Garr and others contributed in a hard fought loss. Marshall and Alston argued after a late play as Dodgers stranded runners.

Ascot Results amid noisy racing notes and names

Ambiguous report lists multiple names and places tied to a racing event. Mentions Ascot Paris Rac and various individuals such as Bearhi and Sone Wain. Some lines reference Beach, Nuys, Breen, and Mike Crissiman. Overall, a fragmented summary of results and participants without clear outcomes.

Ascot Paris HE Nuys Mike Crissiman

Pirates star returns to lineup after leg trouble

The player told manager Danny Murtaugh he was ready before the game, but the leg had been bothering him for some time. Philadelphia missed a golden chance for a fourth run in the seventh when Mike Anderson reached third base after a sequence of plays.

Finny Braves Frank Tepedino Marshall Danny Murtaugh Murtaugh Philadelphia Mike Anderson

Mets Rally To Top Pirates As Taveras Drops Fly

Pirates shortstop Frank Taveras mishandled Ander son’s fly ball causing an error that toppled momentum. Ramon Ver­nandez retired three in a row to strand Anderson, while Ken Boswell’s eighth inning double and Teddy Martinez’s single propelled the Mets to victory and gave Eric McAnally his sixth win. Ted Livermore then homered in the ninth to spark St Louis’ recent surge with six wins in seven.

Hodge Dope Marshall Earliey Watt Yames Dedgers Dave Lopes Willy USC Trojen Toor Monte Aaton Tilith Vye Braves Jef Atlanta Stadium Dew Sultan GA Dodgers Ron Reed Beaves Pirate Frank Taveras Anderson al Oliver Taveras Ramon Vernandex Anderson al Dit Robinson Dave Cash Larry ‘BowWa Ken Boswell Teddy Martiauez Mets Eric McAnally Ted Livermore St. Louis

Barons Finish Season With Victory Over San Bernardino

The Lakewood Barons closed their season at Mayfair Parks with a 4-0 victory over San Bernardino 16 innings, as Bob Versteeg drove in two runs in the top of the 16th. Camarillo split a doubleheader with Vista, winning the first 6-1 before losing the nightcap.

Lakewood Barons San Bernardino Mayfair Parks Bob Versteeg Baron Camarillo Vista

Porter captures SoCal golf title

UCLA's Jim Porter bogeyed three of the first four holes but rallied to win the 75th Southern California Amateur championship in a four hole playoff with Ted Richards at Brentwood Country Club. They tied at three over par 293 after 72 holes.

Ucla Jim Porter Ted Richards Brentwood Country Club

A's sweep White Sox in doubleheader with late deciding run

In game two Reggie Jackson delivered the go ahead hit in the third inning off Skip Pituck to lift Oakland 4-3 over Chicago after Gini Tenace homered twice in the opener. Tenace also belted a solo shot in the sixth of the first game.

Reggie Jackson Oakland Chicago White Sox Geni Tenace A’s Lloyd Allen Sal Bando Qakfant Jackson Skip Pittock White Sox Dick Allen Bill North Brian Downtus Allen al- Moshit North Tenace A's Haga Boston New York Retruit Cleveland Milwaukee Baltimore Texas Kansas City

Westchester Clinches Area Title at Blair Field

Westchester scored 21 and claimed the American Legion 4th Area championship at Blair Field, beating El Segundo to earn a trip to Youthville for the state finals. Tim Tolman drove in Mike Fizzolio for the winning run in the second game as Kevin Muno pitched five-hits shutout. In the opener Westchester erased a 14 deficit, getting a seventh inning rally and an eighth inning rally, with Wayne Wanbauer scoring on a Fizzalio hit after a Pearsey wild throw to first.

Westchester el Segundo Alfenosa Blair Field American Legion Youthville Tim Tolman Mike Fizzolio Kevin Muno Wayne Winbauer Fizzalio EL Segunda Lés Pearsey

IscoRs Board A's 7 Chisox 2 in Chicago

The scoreboard shows the Atlanta team scoring seven runs against the Chicago White Sox in a decisive win held in Chicago. The game highlighted strong hitting and solid pitching from the ATL squad.

Jets win ahead in Connie Mack district playoff

Jets advance in the Connie Mack district playoff at Blair Field, Ken Dain and Mike Robinson combining for RBI as Douglas beats Compton 9-6 after trailing 6-4 through three innings. They face Montebello, 4-4 victor over San Gabriel, tonight at 7 p.m. at Blair Field.

Ken Dain Mike Robinson RBI Douglas Jets Pas Compton Connie Mack Ac Bom Blair Field Jets Dain Montebello San Gabrio

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