North Wins City Senior Championship Amid Bracket Dispute
Regis Poyle of Elbert Properties defends North Wai as city Senior Champs after a disputed June schedule. He credits his team for a 4-0 run in seven days and congratulates South UPC on the Major tournament, urging fact accuracy and better league communication.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North
West
Albert Properties
North Wai
East Manger
South
UPC
Elbert Properties
LaGrange Youth Football Registration Nears July Signup
Keystone Youth Football program opens registration for boys and girls aged 9 to 13 on July 12 from 1 to 3 p.m. at the Grange Hall. The note marks final signup for participants.
Commissioner of baseball Bone Kuhn Returns To Spotlight
A staged I N C C conference on April 10 1991 features commissioner Bone Kuhn announcing the end of a decade long strike and the return of major league baseball. He recalls quiet steady settlement work while dodging past criticism and jokes about his absence. He notes plans to throw the ceremonial first ball at Shea Stadium at 2 pm and field questions about his media absence and leadership.
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Frank Dolson
Knight-Ridder
New York
Bowie Aeh
Cro Uelimbsander
Quseoui
Bone Kuta
Kuhn
Shea Stadium
Carping
Pene
Princeton
Harvard
New York Times
Washington Post
Richard Nixon
National League
The
Sporting News
Philadelphia Inquirer
McEnroe warned by tennis authorities at Wimbledon
A reader asks if a ruling body can curb John McEnroe's temper after he insulted women officials in England. The AP reports the Association of Tennis Professionals holds power to disqualify him for misbehavior, and hints Wimbledon officials would intervene immediately if he challenges a referee.
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Jobo McEnroe
International Lawn Tennis Association
England
Dave Peoples
West Palm Beach
Fla
Association of Tennis Professionals
McEnroe
Turcotte Still Paralyzed and Racing Risk Facts
Turcotte is 39 and has had three operations after his 1966 Belmon t spill. A Canadian native living on a Maine farm with his wife and four daughters he suffers constant pain. He feared paralysis more than death and notes jockeys have died or been permanently disabled on track records show.
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Secretariat
Ron Turcotte
GJ. Leonardson
Anderson
Ind
A. Turcotte
Belmont
Maine
Need More Baseball Lovers Not Money Lovers
Matt AMSDEN reflects on the 1981 baseball strike through a family lens. He contrasts players and owners, urging a return to passion for the game. He notes a nephew’s joy in imitation and argues baseball’s spirit can revitalize America’s ballparks and dreams.
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Mark
Lance
America
Baseball Digest
Mike Hargrove
Midtown Manhattan
The Teaching Pro By Don J Leary Posen Sanat
Player on the right is shown with an elbow pointed and racquet head dropped below wrist level. Grip turned radically to backhand, causing the racquet face to fire the ball left of court. Left player has modified the grip, keeping arm straight and nearly vomiting from effort.
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Pawer
Awesome hitters mighty whiffers from Ruth to Jackson
The article traces life long strikeout totals of baseball greats. Babe Ruth led with 1330 Ks while 19 players surpassed his total, and Hank Aaron surpassed Ruth in both home runs and strikeouts. It notes Reggie Jackson’s rise to second and highlights other high whiffers like Mickey Mantle, Eddie Murray, Rick Monday, and Bob Kingman among active stars. It also recalls feats like Dick Allen’s 15 four strikeout games and Joe Sewell’s famously low strikeout rates.
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Jay Rombach
C-T
Babe Ruth
Yankees
Ruth
Amine
Hank Aaron
Aaron
Lou Brock
Pittsburgh
Willie Stargell
Brock
Reggie Jackson
St. Louis
Cubs
Tony Perez
Rick Monday
Carl Yastrzemski
Johnny Bench
Dave Kingman
Greg Luzinski
Mike Schmidt
Kingman
Luzinski
Schmidt
Jackson
Starcell
Dick Allen
Cecil Cooper
Milwaukee
Boston
Cooper
George Brett
Rick Manning
Indians
Frank Tavaras
Juan Eichelberger
San Diego
Joe Sewell
Sewell
Hematuria in runners often benign athletic issue
A reader asks about blood in urine after runs. Experts note athletic pseudonephritis is common after strenuous exercise, usually self limited with no kidney disease. Recommend medical check to exclude underlying illness. maintain fitness with proper gear and confidence.
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Journal of the American Medical Association
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Reader's Sportscope
Regis Poyle
Elbert Properties LL. North
LaGrange Football
Lou Carnesecca
St. John’s University
Jack Nicklaus
Bodes
Ghyly
Trim's Arena
Mickey Herskowitz
Steve Perkins
Sgeinninn
Matt Amsden
Fernando Valenzuela
Los Angeles
Cleveland
Hargrove
Valenzuela
Browns
Cavs
Don J. Leary
Posen Sanat
Tere Peart
Longbost Kay
Backhans
Errgas
Mighty Whiffers
Mantle
David Bachman, M.D
Chicago
M-P
Ravenna
Ohio
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