Rose City Hawg Haulers form in Thomasville
A new bass club named Rose City Hawg Haulers has been organized in Thomasville but has not contacted the paper for publicity yet. The president is asked to call the paper to inform readers and potential members about the group.
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Daytona
Monticello
James Whisenand
Daytona Beach
West Flagler Kennel Club
Volusia County
Whisenand
Leon County
Rusty Rabbit
Texas rolls past South Carolina in 17-6 CWS rout
Texas crushed South Carolina 17-6 in a high offensive showing at the College World Series. Rick Bradley and Doug Duncan hit two run homers as Texas built a big early lead, while Rick Bradley and Blair Stouffer fueled the attack with multi hit and RBI performances.
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Neb
Texas
Longhorns
Cliff Gustafson
South Carolina
Rick Bradley
Doug Duncan
Greg Ward
Bradley
Blair Stouffer
Mickey Reichenbach
Nolan Leads Reds Past Cardinals 10-1 in Thrilling Offensive Outburst
Nolan, seeking modest goals, won his sixth straight after a 10-1 rout of the St. Louis Cardinals. He contributed a two-run double in Cincinnati’s seven-run sixth, supported by Perez and Morgan before Will McEnaney closed. Expos edge Padres in 15 innings. Carlton, Pirates, Mets win. Braves take first game of doubleheader.
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Gary Nolan
Cincinnati
St. Louis Cardinals
Montreal Expos
San Diego Padres
Philadelphia Phillies
San Francisco Giants
Pittsburgh Pirates
Houston Astros
New York Mets
Los Angeles Dodgers
Atlanta Braves
Chicago Cubs
Braves
Nolan
Reds
Tony Perez
Joe Morgan
Will McEnaney
Cardinals
Phillies
Giants
Steve Carlton
Philadelphia
San Francisco
Carlton
Oklahoma
Aaron's Blast Gives Brewers 9-7 Victory Over A's
Aaron's solo homer off Vida Blue helps Milwaukee beat Oakland 9-7. Aaron, 41, also singles and doubles. George Scott homers for Milwaukee. Williams hits his 400th career homer for Oakland. Other AL finals included White Sox over Red Sox 9-2 and Royals 2 Indians 1 in 10 innings.
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Hank Aaron
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Aaron
Milwaukee County Stadium
Philadelphia
Ray Culp
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County Stadium
Atlanta
Vida Blue
Milwaukee Brewers
Oakland A's
Chicago White Sox
Boston Red Sox
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Cleveland Indians
Baltimore Orioles
Texas Rangers
California Angels
Detroit
Tigers
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Yankees
New York
George Scott
Brewers
Gene Tenace
Billy Williams
Oakland
Williams
White Sox
Red Sox
Deron Johnson
Bob Coluccio
Jim Kaat
Boston
Royals
Indians
Jim Wohlford
Cleveland
John Ellis
Steve Busby
Eric
Weekend baseball scores and matchups across leagues
Friday games feature Boston and Kansas City divisional clashes with pitchers Pole Wise Fitzmorris Splittorff in action. Oakland visits Detroit as Holtzman faces Coleman while Chicago meets New York and California travels to Milwaukee. Other matchups include Baltimore at Minnesota Cleveland at Texas and Atlanta versus Chicago with a suspended second game, plus Cincinnati, St. Louis, Pittsburgh, Houston and New York on varied TV and radio schedules.
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Houston
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Reuschel
Rooker
Odom
Forsch
Reed
Stone
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Mcintosh
Philadelphia
Lonborg
Messersmith
Montreal
Fryman
San Francisco
Falcone
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Philphia
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S.francisco
Blue Moon Seeks Reinvention With Braves
John Odom once showed star potential and helped the A's win in 1972. Now 30, the pitcher has been acquired by the Atlanta Braves from Cleveland and hopes time away and more work will return him to form.
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Atlanta
John
Blue Moon" Odom
Atlanta Braves
Cleveland
Oakland A’s
Odom
Oakland
Kansas City
Indians
Braves
New ABA Commissioner Faces Tough Start
Dave DeBusschere, 34, the youngest ABA commissioner, opened his tenure with a cautious news conference. He faces hard choices about expanding to 10 teams while eight struggle, notably Memphis and San Diego, amid Browns support and league finances. Odom seeks better form after a rough Oakland to Cleveland to Atlanta path and a late-season slump.
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New York
Dave DeBusschere
American Basketball Association
DeBusschere
National Basketball Association
Todd Munchak
ABA
New York Nets
Nets
ABA Board of Trustees
Busschere
Memphis
San Diego
John Y. Brown
Kentucky
Brown
Colonels
Four Reds lead early NL All-Star voting
Cincinnati’s Johnny Bench holds a massive lead for catcher with 327,894 votes as the Reds top the early NL ballot returns. Joe Morgan, Dave Concepcion and Pete Rose also lead across second base shortstop and the outfield, with Morgan far ahead of Rennie Stennett.
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NEW York
Johnny Bench
Cincinnati Reds
Bowie Kuhn
Bench
Manny Sanguillen
Pittsburgh
Reds
Joe Morgan
Dave Concepcion
Pete Rose
Morgan
Rennie Stennett
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