Billy Martin Returns to Manage the Yankees in 1980
New York AP Billy Martin resumes control of the World Series champions promising continuity with past ways while easing tensions with Reggie Jackson who will be the designated hitter and later move to right field Jackson and Martin have history but both express mutual respect owner George Steinbrenner pushed for the return saying the team cannot win without Jackson Jackson’s agent noted potential harmony if conditions are right Lemon hands over guidance with Yankees seeking a turnaround after a third place finish and a difficult season ending to last year
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No-Hitter Hopes Fade as Nolan Ryan Sidelined at Eight
Nolan Ryan carried a near no hitter into the eighth before Oscar Gamble spoiled the bid with one out. The Angels won 5-0 over the Rangers as Ryan logged his 15th two hitter, extending his double-figure strikeout streak to 10. Orioles and Red Sox also won, while Royals beat the A’s and Mariners topped the White Sox.
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WVU Carries On with Cignetti as Coach Despite Illness
West Virginia University athletics chief Dick Martin backed Frank Cignetti as head football coach after an hour long meeting. Cignetti, undergoing chemotherapy for cancer, said he will coach as long as doctors say he is able, and declined to resign. His three season record at WVU stands at 12-21 with last season a 2-9 finish.
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Salava aims for Valley League glory with Royals
Randy Salava, Indiana State sophomore and Winchester Royals right fielder, hits a .342 average and leads the Valley League with 11 steals. He ranks among the fastest baserunners, shies from small ballparks, and recalls a 6.8 60-yard time as scouts watch his speed and arm in a fast hitting era.
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