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The Bradenton Herald Sunday October 10 1976 Rradewn Florida 11606 D-2 Black leads and Statistics- Major League averages FSU past 13th Eagles National League American League TEAM BATTING IMfai 1 Pnacttaa Cotaunbia al Yak Saaik Gwrfia Tec at Aabara Ririunond 8 Tha CiuOai aifM Dui al Ckimua Madirsn al Davaliea Florida al Florida State aiM YaadfiMt al Gaonia Louiaiaaa Slat al Kentucky aiaht Appalackua Suie al Lanar-Rayae aiM Lamar al Luuauna Tack aifM NnrUieaia Lnanaaa al Louisville aifkl SaratoU 24 SemlaaU I Hillskaroagfc 11 East Bay 14 Lana IS niverview Boakcr 14 Pmellaa Park Saturday's Gama Bayiharc J4 PalmeUa I Cardlaal Maaacy Oriaada Trkdty Prep I Friday's Gamas Wyman Tack al Southeast Admiral Farrafat at PalmeUa Maaaue al Rivervicw Vnirv at Bayahorc Tampa CitMie at Eau Bay Sarasota al Glkbs Lakeland Saata Fa at Cardinal FfartSaft Cal 7 14 -I 1 I a R'-KG ftaarman 8 BC TO Moorman 8 FS Thomas raa FS Blark 1 run BC TO Moorman Rappelse Kappelra ki kick kink FS Lyles raa Kappelra kirk FS Malay 8 recovered (amble run Kap- rin kirk IMlIVIDLAI BATTING IM sr Mrv kail A HR Kill Hrt rKAM RATTING II HR HHI Hrt S7M 1ST IMk Ml 2M sstt ism ut i7i MM Tf HM IM (N M7 SSli I 148 aw MAI US 1441 HI ZSi SS'i 111 184 Ida 16 JSI M71 4M IJ71 II ill 81 MW 57 HP HM M7 SylS III 184 in SM J4I 5462 SM 1J4I 8 2 341 IMOIIM 8 58 246 548 511 1275 507 28 Bill Madlock IN0IV1DLAL BATT1XU IM me Ml Daytna al Marriull aiw Final al ManUnd Teiad-Aiiinaua al kirNeeae Rule aifh Misuiupai stale it Mtnnins ftale aifkl Norik Carolina Slate at Nertk Carolina Nartbwatera Loauiaaa al Northeast Loumana Mtsaiauppi at Snuh Carolina rnyM Farmaa at SouDiwesiera Loniawaa Mflil Alabama at Temwaiaa Army at Tulane aifM Virfima Terk at Viniiua East Carolina al VMl HMmH Akron il Ball Slatt KeM Suit at Bowluf Gram Indiana ftala Central Miriufaa Tlilaa al Ciacimiali aifkl Indiana Ion Oklahoma al Kaaaaa Minnesota al MidUfaa Sum Iowa State at Miaaimi Kansas Stale at Nebraska Illinois Mate al Northern Ulinma nfM Main fan at Northwestern Orefoa at Non Dame Maim al OhH Colorado ai (Rlaluma Stale IllHMia at Pardue Arkansas ftale al Southern lllmoia Toledo at Waaten Michifan Drake al Wwkita ftale nifkl Uhw Stale al Wisronsia Trias Trek at Kite nifkl Houston al Suulbem Methodic! 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