Little Big Men win Idaho District 1 A tourney final 13 7
Little Big Men of Coeur d Alene defeated Don LaVoie Kellogg 13-7 to win the Idaho District 1 A Slow Pitch tournament. Roy Meyer Interstate Plastics Post Falls won tourney batting title with .714 average while Dwayne Schultz earned MVP and five homers. Furniture Exchange Sandpoint misfortunes included losses to Don LaVoie and Bonners Ferry as Coeur d Alene Toyota ousted Idaho First National Bank Kamloops.
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Interstate Plastics
Post Falls
Northern Idaho
Little Big
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Laker
Jiffy Mart
Coors
Priest River
Moseley Boots 29-Yard winner for Redskins over Browns
In Cleveland, Mark Moseley kicked a 29 yard field goal with 20 seconds left to lift the Washington Redskins to a 16 14 exhibition win. Theismann engineered an 82 yard final drive and Calvin Hill and Frank Grant contributed scoring plays as Washington overcame a 14 point third quarter deficit.
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George Allen
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Cleo Miller
Forrest Gregg
Ricky Jones
Gregg
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Sewell Inducted Into Hall of Fame Amid Pride and Caution
Joe Sewell spoke with pride about his long career with the Indians and Yankees as he was inducted at Cooperstown. He urged today’s players to curb greed, while joining Ernie Banks Al Lopez Ambs Rusie John Henry Lloyd and Martin Dihigo in the Hall. Banks paid tribute to Phil Wrigley as Sewell took home a ring plaque and memories from the ceremony.
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Murcer Delivers on Promise in Pirates Cubs Telecast
Cubs outfielder Bobby Murcer, in a nationally televised game, homered in his first two at bats to honor a 12 year old boy in Illinois fighting cancer. A family friend asked Cubs publicist Buc Peden if the player could speak to the boy, whom Murcer had not met before.
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