Navy looks to improve under Welsh amid quarterback uncertainty
Annapolis AP Navy coach George Welsh enters fall practice hopeful for a 1975 turnaround after an 8-14 record. With eight road games, the Middies lack a definite No 1 quarterback after Mike Roban quit. Competing for the job are Phil Poirier and John Kurowski, both described as evenly matched.
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Rain Shortens Astros Home Run Bid in Rainout
Houston's Cliff Johnson was denied a sixth consecutive game home run as rain blocked the bottom of the 11th at Busch Stadium. Umpire Ed Sudol halted play after 134 minutes with one out to go, ending a 4-3 Astros loss.
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Indians and Rangers Ride 3-Hitter Strikes to Wins
Cleveland rookie Dennis Eckersley stopped the White Sox 5-1 with 6 1 3 innings of hitless work before four unearned runs, while Jim Umbarger kept the Tigers to one hit through seven in a 1-0 Texas victory. The Twins beat Milwaukee 6-3 as rain loomed. Washington owners floated a 16 game season plan. Pirates and Reds routed Braves and Cubs, respectively.
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Orr Near Signing With WHA Amid Stalemate With Bruins
Bobby Orr, the NHL star, is reportedly close to a multi year deal with the Minnesota Fighting Saints of the WHA as attempts to lure him away from the Boston Bruins continue. Orr’s attorney and the club met Wayne Belisle while Orr requested resolution before training camp. The Bruins counter proposal deadline is set for the 1975 76 season start.
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Henkel Rallies to Capture Indy Title
Henkel Harris came from behind, scoring six runs in the sixth inning to beat Zuckerman 9 8 and win the Industrial League Softball Tournament. Henkel Harris trailed 8 3 after five innings but piled up six hits in the sixth to claim the double elimination title unbeaten. Jerry Fisher Charlie Orndorff and Joe Cooper had two hits apiece for Henkel Harris while Jack Cleveland doubled and Bill Lamp homered. Mark Phelps led Zuckerman with two hits and Jim Brown doubled.
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Jerry’s Shades Sports Haven stay undefeated in league
Jerry’s beat Sports Haven 4-3 to stay the only unbeaten team in the double elimination Girls League Tournament. Oates Newcome and Hartman triple for Jerry’s while Parsons doubled. Garber homered for Sports Haven as Steidel doubled. Winchester Merchants beat Mr Lady and Sheriff’s Department beat Town & Country. winners meet tonight.
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Corkys Team to Face Local All Stars Tonight at Bodie Grim Field
Corkys, WV softball champions, visit to play the Fast-Pitch All-Stars in an exhibition at Bodie Grim Field at 8 p.m. Admission is free.
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Handley Hosts Judges Invitational Classic Field
Handley will host the first annual Judges Invitational Classic on September 13 with a 12 team field. Defending state AA champion Handley competes against Woodbridge prep power Woodberry Forest Eastern Mennonite Chambersburg and others including Oakton Waynesboro Bethesda Chevy-Chase Walt Whitman Georgetown and Washington & Lee. Top runners include Handley’s Scott Haack Woodbridge’s Henry and Darryl Wilson and Eastern Mennonite’s Ken Layman. Coach Gary Brown calls it a milestone event and an early look at Virginia cross country potential.
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Tennis Opens to Pros and Prize Fight for a Commissioner
The 1975 United States Open marks tennis as big business with $309,430 in prize money and night matches on a clay-like surface at Forest Hills. Prominent figures urge a single commissioner to coordinate schedules amid a landscape of multiple tours and organizations.
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Deane Beman
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Larry O’brien
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Tony Trabert
Los Angeles
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