Henninger caps perfect season with 95 victory over Auburn
Henninger completes a 14-0 Central New York Cities League run as Rich Sanderson allows seven hits and John Zakrzeski drives in six with three hits including a grand slam. The win gives Henninger its first CNYCL baseball title. In OHSL North, Cicero’s Dick Phinney no-hits North Syracuse 6-1.
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Andrews wins Vernon Downs featured pace at Vernon
Bill Andrews drives Benton Butch to a neck victory in the $1,600 Vernon Downs pace. I M Tough finishes second with Dane Charles in third as the win pays $6.00 $4.80 and $3.20. A 2 5 double Ricci Bold Payster and Kenwood Satch pays $252.40.
Cubs Add Colemen After Frailing Option to Wichita
Left handed pitcher Ken Frailing was optioned to Wichita on a 24 hour recall to make room on the Chicago Cubs roster for Joe Coleman, purchased Tuesday from the Detroit Tigers. Calif Pomona wins NCAA Division I baseball title 17 8 over Southern Illinois Edwardsville in Springfield. Ryder Cup set for Greenbrier September 1979. Wake Forest’s Curtis Strange, USC’s Scott Simpson, and New Mexico State’s Matt Sugerman lead NCAA golf after first round four under par. Oklahoma State leads team standings. Panatta advances to NCAA tennis semis.
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New Mexico State
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Snead Fails to Qualify for Open in Charlotte
Sam Snead, 64, failed to reach the Open after two Charlotte Course rounds with a 74 and 72, finishing two over the cutoff. he hinted it might be his last attempt though not ruling out a return next year. The French Open results followed with Eddie Dibbs advancing. Borg upset noted. Football picks up as Ron Toman named Notre Dame assistant. NBA PR chief Nick Curran resigns. Sherman Park tops Baldwinsville in Stan Musial League action.
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NHL postpones key decisions after three day meeting
The NHL Board of Governors left three major issues unresolved including a Campbell succession plan while noting league strength. California Seals and Kansas City Scouts soft spots were shelved until July. Swig weighs Oakland move. a crisis committee will address Kansas City. next meeting set for Toronto in August.
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