Marichal Wins Wait Ends With Giants Loss to Cardinals
Juan Marichal remained winless since June 23, giving up three runs on eight hits as St Louis defeated San Francisco 3-2. Reggie Cleveland beat Marichal for the win, while Jose Cruz hit his fourth homer for the Cardinals. Dodgers beat San Francisco 3-0 to cut the division lead. Bill Singer earned his first win since June 12.
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Matty Alou
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Jose Cruz
Reggie Cleveland
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Ken Henderson
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Lou Brock
Dave Kingman
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Pass Catcher Jim French Set Rematch At Monmouth
Pass Catcher and Jim French renew rivalry after a Belmont Stakes 1 2 finish. They target the Monmouth Handicap at Monmouth Park as 3 year olds in a 1 1/8 mile invitational with Jim French topweight at 126 and Pass Catcher at 124.
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Rockingham
Peter Kissel
Canonero II
Mr. Pow Pow
Midwest
Canada
Kennedy Road
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USA Track Aces Ride Away On Golden Tide
USA track and field dominated the Pan American Games closing day with 20 men’s track golds and multiple relay wins. Cuban and Jamaican stars provided strong competition while Cuban reporters faced clashes at Pascual Guerrero Stadium during medal ceremonies.
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Heckle
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Hecks
Pablo Perez
Jamaica
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Quarrie
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Perez
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Mexico City
Manning Slated For Limited Duty In Exhibition
Arch ie Manning will back up Edd Hargett for the New Orleans Saints in a midseason exhibition with the Buffalo Bills. Dennis Shaw directs the Bills offense as O J Simpson bolsters the running game. The other game features the Rams and Cowboys with Prothro debuting as coach. Gary Beban quits football after being cut by Denver and Lance Rentzel starts for the Rams. Sonny Jurgensen sustains a thumb injury but avoids fracture.
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Dallas Cowboys
Tommy Prothro
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Rams
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Roger Staubach
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Dallas
Tom Landry
Gary Beban
Denver Broncos
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Bronco
Lou Saban
UPI
Mike Ditka
John Nelson
Lance Alworth
Calvin Hill
Hill
Duane Thomas
New England Patriots
Lance Rentzel
Washington Redskins
Sonny Jurgensen
George Allen
Quotes From The Dugout Show The Silly Side Of Sports Speak
A look at postgame banter from baseball and other sports reveals self importance and platitudes. Don Sutton, Duke Snider and Vida Blue players managers and umpires offer quotes that mix bravado with vanity. The piece leans into comic dullness and reprints famed athletes remarks as daily ritual.
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Willie Mays
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Blue Insisted ‘They Came To See the Fireworks, Not Me.”’ Blue
Dick Williams
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Noel Johnson
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Johnson
Alex Johnson
Angels
Lefty Phillips
Phillips
Leo Durocher
Tom Gorman
Durocher
Leo
Gridiron memory fades as Curtis McClinton moves on
Curtis McClinton, once a Chiefs star, has retired from football to focus on civic work. He serves as president of the Greater Kansas City Black Economic Union, balancing duties with numerous other roles and rarely occupying his executive office.
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Baseball Standings and Friday Night Games
New York Seaver 11-8 visits Atlanta Jarvis 4-10, Philadelphia Reynolds 3-3 at Pittsburgh Ellis 15-5, Montreal Renko 10-11 at Cincinnati Gullett 11-4, San Diego Roberts 8-12 at Houston Blasingame 8-8, all scheduled for night games.
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Jarvis
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Reynolds
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Ellis
Montreal
Renko
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Gullett
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Roberts
Houston
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Associated Press
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Chicago
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Los Angeles
San Francisco
Pro Baseball Matchups Include Detroit Boston Night Showdowns
Detroit at Boston and Cleveland at Washington join Baltimore at New York Milwaukee at Kansas City and Chicago at Oakland in tonight’s slate. Key pitchers Coleman Culp Horgan Gogolewski Dobson Peterson Lockwood Splittorff Rome Odom.
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Splittorff
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