Twins Balk Trick Brings Win Over Red Sox
In a 13th inning moment, Terrell of the Minnesota Twins slickly used a dirt scoop in the box to induce a balk against Boston pitcher Diego Segui, a ruling Padres none, raising questions about rule 4.06 and umpire awareness as Red Sox manager Darrell Johnson pledged to study the rulebook for future cases.
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Boston
Boston Red Sox
Detroit Tigers
Red Sox
Minnesota Twins
Lerry Ferrall
Twins
Diego Segui
Terrell
Segui
Minnesota
Segal
Bill Maller
Merle Anthony
Haller
Darrell Johnson
Johnson
Segai
Angels Open CHL Trip in Waukee with Pitcher Preview
The Angels begin a three city road swing starting in Waukee with Bill Singer and Kevin Kabel as scheduled starters. Kabel shut out the Angels last week as Milwaukee swept Anaheim. Rodriguez earned AL Player of the Week honors after a 526 week with two homers and a double against Detroit.
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Ilwaukee
Angels
Bill Singer
Kevin Kabel
Kabel
Brewers
Anaheim Stadium
Oakland
Detroit
New York
Filie Rodrigues
Monay
Rodriguez
Mickey Lolich
Detroit Tigers
Rose Booed Again as Reds Beat Mets in New York
Pete Rose endured boos at Shea Stadium as the Reds beat the Mets 5-2 while Larry Bowa used a stolen-base setup to spark the Phillies to a 5-2 win over the Braves. The Twins edged the Red Sox 5-4 in 12 innings and the Orioles beat the Royals 4-3.
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Pete Rose
Hcavy Sigveillance
New York
Larry Bows
Carl Morton
Philadelphia
Rose
Bud Harrelson
Cincinnati Reds
Mets
Bowa
Atlanta
Morton
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Kansas City Royals
Shea Stadium
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George Foster
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Larry Bowa
del Unser
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Reds
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Dita Mallack
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G.foster
Mack Henmund
Rae Wate Phill
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Abi Gerig
Onewa
Kumel
Schmidy
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Marton
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Patek
Copgins
mcRaert
Japa Cwillams
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Brevalds Pono Bird and Agackon
Talal Hava Teal
Kanga City
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Baltimore
Grich
Putty
Gailiare
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Sno Lng
Kansas
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Elanper
SAG
Fate Fimbey
Hrerb Saab
Ra ' Ingota
Vairsa
Cincinnatti
Exhibition baseball score board highlights and names
A scattered score board fragment lists Montreal HC and Memphis IL games with players Murphy Lynch Demola and Humphrey Gianco Murray. Chicago NL and Wichita AA results appear with pitchers Equarl Demola and Morales Carlen. California League Visalia is mentioned with partial team names and styles.
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Ogame de Memphis
Anurphy
Lynch
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Humphrey
Gianco
Murray
Ienevant
Morales
Carlen
Equarl
Hr-Manton
Chicago
Wichita
Keemimel Stane
Penguin Nickname Prompts Dodger Third Baseman Debate
The piece extols Ronald Charles Cey as a penguin nicknamed third baseman for the Dodgers, comparing him to prior players and noting his striking likeness and potential for lasting tenure. It discusses third base risks, Cey’s strong throwing, and manager Walter Alston’s cautious optimism about his hitting and fielding prowess.
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Ronald Charles Cey
Dodgers
Coy
Bob
Bil Shawran
Maury Wills
Bob Bailey
Dick Schofield
Lee Penguin
Jie
Cey
Quate
Dodger Town
Frank Howard
Ron Cey
Penpuin
Walter Alston
Chicago
Penguin
Don Zhamer
Popeye
Jim Gilliam
John Verhas
Jin Lefebvre
Toughest foe in the division as Yankees coach asserts
Hollingworth states the Eastern Division is tight and the Yankees, with years of experience, have a strong shot at the title. He praises Oakland in the A L West as dynamite and notes the Angels, led by Stanton and Rivers, remain in the race with solid players. He dismisses any Detroit inferiority claim and praises Detroit’s fans.
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Baltimore
Joes
Cleveland
Foy
A. L. West
Oakland
A’s
Angels
Stanton
Rivers
Robinson
Ryan
Singer
Valentine
Oliver
Autograph hunt and tryouts at LA International
The scene centers on players and curious fans at LA International as Clem Turner of Cincinnati bags autographs while awaiting a Hawaii game. Guy Hopper, a 4-8, 185-pound hopeful from USIU who trained with Fears and has a Navy background, explains his path and shares a note about his mother Valjean McGinty offering support. Hopper runs the 40 and samples a few drills before a minor muscle pull.
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Clem Turner
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LA. International
Cam
Ite
Qame
UG Riverside
Guy Hopper
Navy
Blue Sweats
U.S. International Univ. of San Diego
Hopper
Fears
Valjean McGinty
McGinty Klasy Hee
Mr. Fears
New Orleans
USIU
Cal Western
Guy
Jade
New York
Europe
Monty
Jett Hin
Rangers use whistle calls amid crowded Arlington crowds
At Texas Stadium Texas Rangers outfielder Cesar Tovar uses a whistle to call fly balls to avoid collisions as fans roar. A recent stadium brawl saw fans pass beers to a Cleveland dugout incident. Hank Aaron's ex-wife Barbara seeks a tenfold alimony increase in Atlanta court. World Team Tennis faces fan chaos in some venues. Former Utah Stars coach Bill Sharman gets contract delay suit relief. L C Greenwood signs with Birmingham Americans. Castro vs Gaylord 0-0 in a Coast game called after eight. Toledo picks Ted Garvin as head coach and GM, straight from Detroit.
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Barbara
Superior Court
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Utah Stars
Bill Sharman
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Vouth
Lakers
Mountain States Sports, Inc
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Touch
L. C. Greenwood
Pittsburgh Steelers
National Football League
Birmingham Americans
Roach Jack Golta
Americans
Steelers
Arkansas Agm
Sam Snead Qualifies For Open At Winged Foot
Sam Snead, age 62, earned a spot in the 1974 U S Open after shooting a 70 at Charlotte. He was four behind Chi Chi Rodriguez, who led the field among 45 qualifiers from 13 sites for 120 positions. The Open will be held June 13 to 16 at Winged Foot Golf Club in Mamaroneck New York with exemptees including Jack Nicklaus Arnold Palmer Lee Trevino and Gary Player.
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Charlotte
N.C
Winged Footbalf Club
Mamaroneck
N.Y
Chi Chi Rodriguez
Johnny Miller
Jack Nicklaus
Arnold Palmer
Lee Trevino
Gary Player
Ben Crenshaw
Gay Brewer Jr
George Archer
Bob Rosburg
Dave Marty
Vinny Giles
Mark Pfeil
Marty West
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Joe Carollo
Henry Dyer
Gene Howard
Don Parish
Jacque MacKinnon
Wendall Tucker
Dennis Ralston
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International Hockey League
Ted Garvin
Sam Snead
Chi Chi Rogriguen
Lee Weer
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Lionel Hebert
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