Would Reggie Jackson have joined the California Angels
The piece speculates on a possible Jackson move from the Toronto Blue Jays to the California Angels if baseball waivers rules had changed. It outlines how the Yankees could have traded him, notes interest from Toronto and Milwaukee, Detroit, and the Angels as a nearer home option, and mentions players who might have flown in for a deal.
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NEW York
New York Yankees
Reggie Jackson
Toronto Blue Jays
California Angels
Jackson
Toronto
California
Buzzy Bavasi
Angels
Peter Bavasi
Blue Jays
Yankees
Milwaukee
Detroit
Billy Martin
Steve Kay
George Steinbrenner
Rod Carew
Rick Bosetti
Bob Bailor
Tom Underwood
Underwood
Yanks
Martin
Baltimore Orioles
Waivers
Jim Palmer
Brewers
Larry Hisle
Indians End 10-Game Skid With 6-3 Win Over Orioles
Cleveland defeated Baltimore 6-3 to halt a 10-game losing streak, with Ron Hassey and Yo b Harrah delivering key hits and Dennis Martinez earning the win. Rick Wise closed it with his sixth save as the Indians split the series and Eddie Murray scuffled. Hassey defended his origin claim and Arizona State mention amid the night’s action.
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Baltimore
Cleveland
Jeff Torborg
Indians
Baltimore Orioles
Torborg
Ron Hassey
Yoby Harrah
Harrah
Massey
Dennis Martinez
Andre Thornton
RBI
Mike Hargrove
Tom Veryzer
Rick Wise
Lee May
Sid Monge
Wise
Garcia
Eddie Murray
Bobby Bonds
Orioles
Hassey
Arizona State
Arizona
Hargrove
Norris
Garland set back by rotator cuff tear in comeback bid
Cleveland pitcher Wayne Garland, returning from arm surgery, suffered a possible retear in the rotator cuff. Dr. Earl Brightman said X-rays show the same shoulder muscle involved in 1978, with four to five days needed to decide on surgery. Garland, 2-8 this season, contemplates rehab and another comeback while awaiting further tests in Detroit or Los Angeles.
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Cleveland
UPI
Wayne Garland
Earl Brightman
Cleveland Indians
Garland
Orioles
Baltimore
Brightman
Lutheran Medical Center
Indians
Detroit
Los Angeles
Frank Jobe
Avon-Duelley leads EWBA Champion of Champions banquet
Jeannie Duelley received the Chronicle-Telegram Russ Davies Memorial Bowler of the Year Award and the Margaret Henke Award for high season average, while posting six 600-plus series and CT Bowler of the Week honors. Cindy Volk won two awards for high series and high game in city tournament action. Betty Moore led all-events with 1674, and Mixers team claimed the crown with 2992. Individual titles went to Armenda Myrick for singles, Lou Karres and Pat Strawn for doubles, and Earnie Buell and Lois Cross earned EWBA Hall of Fame honors.
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Avon
Jeannie Duelley
Elyria Women's Bowling Association
Tom's Country Place
Chronicle-Telegram
Russ Davies
Margaret Henke
Cindy Volk
Alan Zaleski
New Hall of Famers in Elyria EWBA Induction
The Elyria Women’s Bowling Association inducted four new members at the EWBA Champion of Champions banquet on Thursday night. Honorees include Clarabelle Sittinger and John Wildauer, sister and husband to the late Coletta Wildauer, elected posthumously, Lois Cross meritorious member, and Earnie Buell superior member, per C-T photo by Lisa Griffis.
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Elyria Women’s Bowling Association
Clarabelle Sittinger
John Wildauer
Coletta Wildauer
Lois Cross
Earnie Buell
Lisa Griffis
Navratilova and Evert advance to Wimbledon last 16
Martina Navratilova defeats Rosie Casals 6-3 6-3 and defending her top seed position as Chris Evert, the No 2 seed, overpowers Kathy May Teacher 6-4 6-2 to reach the fourth round at Wimbledon. Billie Jean King and Tracy Austin also win to reach the next round. Stevens ousts Gerulaitis 6-3 6-2 as seeds progress on fast grass.
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Wimbledon
Martina Navratilova
Chris Evert
Navratilova
Rosie Casals
Evert
Kathy May Teacher
Billie Jean King
Sill
Diane Desfor
Tracy Austin
Betty Ann Stuart
Teacher
Austin
Stuart
Greer Stevens
Stevens
Ruta Gerulaitis
Wendy Turnbull
Australia
Mary Carillo
Kerry Ly
Rayal ‘Ox
Tennis results from a fragmented 1980s U S event
The paper fragment lists multiple tennis matches with players such as Martina Navratilova, Chris Evert, Kathy Jordan, and Mary Carillo. It shows wins and losses, with scores and nationalities inconsistently presented in OCR garble, reflecting a round of results and eliminations.
Siegel Upset at Wimbledon Stuns in Dress
American teenager Linda Siegel, 18, dazzled Wimbledon crowds with a daring low-cut dress during a Number 2 court match against Billie Jean King. The showpiece look sparked wide front-page photo coverage in British papers as Siegel declared she is not frightened to wear the dress again.
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Linda Siegel
Billie Jean King
Wimbledon
England
U.S
Siegel
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Sheriff Vernon Smith
Peggy Carpenter
Mattie Bright
EWBA
Darlene Wilson
Charlotte Roig
Pat Barnes
Lois Johnson
Carol Ann Smith
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Casals
Monves
Sleghes
Jean Ring
Diane Destor
Martina Navrattiva
Roale Casals
Kathy Jordan
Hana Shedonova
Czochoslovakia
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