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Lexington Herald-Leader from Lexington, Kentucky • 22

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mm B-6 The Lexington Leader Islington Ky Thursday July 8 IMP And in a name? can get hot we can do Oh yes one last note on name From 1912 though the 1940s James Bagby Sr and James Bagby Jr played pro baseball for Cleveland Neither was called Bendal but the elder Bagby was nicknamed Donnie Rardin name is a common one at least in foe statistics The third baseman is fourth in the league in hits (06) fifth in RBI (45) second in triples 0) and eighth in hitting (406) Shortstop Thom Deskins is hitting 462 for Lexington and Larry Winkler is at 400 In the pitching department Phil Schroer is 14-9 for the Stallions ter than that because about the weakest team in the league" The cure for what ails the Stal-! lions might be a dose of Pittsburgh and Fort Wayne The Champions come to town for doubleheaders Friday and Saturday sporting a 7-22 record Fort Wayne (5-17) returns for a Sunday doubleheader' All games start at 7 pm at Soutland Park Since this is the Fourth of July weekend is Bagby believing the old baseball adage that says whoever is in first place now will be there at foe end of the season? "Not in this he said "I really think we can come back and win it got a lot of games left with Chicago and Milwaukee If we Continued from Page B-l the plate "You better be sure you: catch the ball or the runner is he said makes it tougher for sure" Still Bendal has done himself proud so far He says satisfied with his hitting but looking for more ways to help the Stallions regain first place in the Western Division Lexington is 16-12 four games behind Chicago and three hr back of Milwaukee really been playing too good Bagby said been having problems But I think starting to come out of them We hit the ball real good against Fort Wayne last weekend but only split with them got to do bet Jimmy Pienall fighting mad Conrad Dobler No longer a Saint? PROFESSIONAL WRESTLINGI WP MINA THURSDAY JULY 3 1980 Piersall sidelined by pair of scuffles Broadcaster and former Boston Red Sox star Jimmy Piersall missed a telecast of the California Angels-Chicago White Sox game after he reportedly became involved in a pair of pre-game scuffles Bob Gallas a Chicago-area baseball writer said he and Piersall scuffled Wednesday night in the White Sax clubhouse during batting practice before the game Piersall was apparently upset about a Gallas story focusing on a vote by the White Sox players last week not to retain Piersall as an unpaid coach for outfielders PtenaH also became involved in another scuffle later in the evening with Mike Veeck son of Sox President Bill Veeck Piersall was admitted to Illinois Masonic Hospital in good condition reportedly suffering from fatigue a spokesman there said Red9 Seaver has tendinitis Ailing Cincinnati Reds' pitcher Tom Seaver is suffering from tendinitis in his right shoulder and was placed on medication Wednesday Seaver complained of pain in his pitching shoulder earlier this week after losing 8-4 to the San Francisco Giants But the veteran right-hander said reports that the pain might force him to retire were not true Muncey goes after Gold Cup BID Muncey hydroplane racing's all-time king with nearly triple the career victories of his nearest challengers will try for his fourth straight Gold Cup championship in this annual Madison Regatta at Madison Ind A crowd of more than 100000 is expected to line both the Indiana and Kentucky banks of the 2-mile Ohio River course for final heats in the 885000 race the premier event on foe American Power Boat Association's circuit this season Dobler expected to go Conrad Dobler is philosophical about his anticipated move from the New Orleans Saints to the Buffalo Bills "I think they like me anymore" said Dobler 29 the former all-pro guard There even foe usual secrecy Nobody said "no comment" New Orleans coach Dick Nolan said flat out that Dobler would go to Buffalo for an undisclosed draft choice in 1961 Yarborough wins another pole Nobody is coming right out and saying that Cale Yarborough is cheating but neither is anyone saying he isn't keeps coming up with a couple miles an -hour more than anybody else" said Darrell Waltrip "I sure know where getting Yarborough had just barreled his Oldsmobile around the 15-mile Daytona International Speedway at 191670 to win the pole position for Firecracker 400 Grand National stock car race That made it seven poles this season and six in the last seven races Western greens are do-or-dye A fear of missing three-foot putts haunted the field which included some best players in first round of the 77th Western Open A brown fungus has eaten into foe greens and various treatments have failed to halt it Starting with the 13th hole the first to be televised Saturday and Sunday the greens win be dtyed green PAUL ELLERING mBMa wRfl JIMMY HART MAIN EVENT: 2-RING TRIPLE CHANCE mmmmmmmBfTTlEROYALmm SOUTMHEAVYWEIGOT TlTLE MAtEhT PAUL ELLERING Jimmy Hart WAYNE FARRS I LARRY LATHAM wSgL Davis vi JERRY JARRETT A TOJO YAMAMOTO w8puHck Monroe TEAM" TITLE KEN LUCAS A RICK MORTON KB1ER KARL KRUPP VS HANDSOME JIMMY VALIANT VS CARL'FERGIE EL MONGOL VS ROBERT GIBSON Dodgers are June honorees Oarsmen fed disappointment JIMMY VALIANT America's frustrated Olympic oarsmen will face foe full impact of their disappointment at not competing in Moscow when they return home from their European tour on Monday That tour has an unusual climax when they start to compete today far foe historic Henley Royal Regatta rowed on the Thames river Los Angeles teammates Jerry Reuse and Dusty Baker earned National League pitcher and player of the month honors for June Reuss who pitched the only no-hitter of the major league season last Friday wan three complete game shutouts during the month His 174 ERA leads the league Baker hit 349 with 38 hits Tickets on sale at Lexington Center 1500 Ringside 8400 General 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