Niekro Delivers With Knuckler and Bat Against Reds
National League roundup highlights Phil Niekro as both pitcher and contributor in the Braves 6-5 win over Cincinnati. Niekro drives in two runs scores once and adds his 18th hit and ninth RBI of the season, including a bases loaded single in the eighth for the decisive runs.
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Phil Niekro
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Cincinnati Reds
Niekro Stars In Narrow No-Hitter Bid Against Reds
In a tense game, Nolan Niekro held Cincinnati hitless through 61 3 innings before shaky defense and the Reds power late pulled them back. Giants edge Astros 3 2 as Evans drives with two runs and key plays at third. Dodgers top Padres 3 2 on Garvey two homers and Sutton's solid outing. Cardinals sweep Phillies 2 0 and 6 2 in twinbill as Vuckovich dominates in game one and Kendrick, Simmons drive late scoring.
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San Francisco
Houston
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Padres
Steve Garvey
Don Sutton
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Ted Simmons
Kieth Hernandez
St. Louis
Philadelphia
George Kendrick
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Carlton Fisk
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Lou Piniella
Mike Caldwell
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Grambling State placed on one year NCAA probation
The NCAA committee on Infractions announced Grambling State University football and basketball face one year probation prohibiting post season play and TV appearances. Violations include cash loans to athletes by Athletic Director Eddie Robinson and improper payments to boosters, with officials now under tighter supervision.
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Zimmerman Steps In to Lead Twins Past Mariners 10 2
Jerry Zimmerman, filling in for Gene Mauch who is hospitalized, guided the Minnesota Twins to a 10-2 win over Seattle. Mike Cubbage delivered a pinch grand slam in a seven-run sixth inning as the club pulled away, with Willie Norwood and Rick Honeycutt involved in the pivotal moments.
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Gene Mauch
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Seattle Mariners
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Minnesota
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Rick Honeycutt
Willie Norwood
Dan Meyer
Larry Wolfe
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Glenn Borgmann
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Bob Randall
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Cleveland Indians
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Toronto Blue Jays
Baltimore
Philadelphia bids for Walton in Portland trade talks
In Portland negotiations heat up over Bill Walton's future with the Trail Blazers as Philadelphia coach Billy Cunningham and Knicks officials engage, while Portland vet Stu Inman weighs center options and Marvin Webster as trade prospects.
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Philadelphia
Billy Cunningham
Philadelphia 76Ers
Bill Walton
Portland Trail Blazers
al Attles
Golden State Warriors
Dixon
Jack Scott
Walton
John Bassett
David Thompson
Denver Star
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Reed
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Bassett
Bob McAdoo
Marvin Webster
Stu Inman
Lloyd Neal
Tom Owens
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Young Blasts Rams Players Over Big-Game Failures
Former All-Pro tight end Charles Young accused the Los Angeles Rams of losing every big game and called for more discipline under coach George Allen. He criticized Hollywood stars on the team and noted the Rams would not have won five straight division titles in tougher eras.
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Charles Young
George Allen
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Atlanta
New Orleans
Washington
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Dallas
Young
Terry Nelson
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New England Patriots
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Begain
Injury Plagued Fidrych Ruled Out For Season
Detroit Tigers pitcher Mark Fidrych, the 1976 AL Rookie of the Year, is sidelined for the rest of the season with tendonitis in his right shoulder. Team officials express optimism for a comeback, though he remains far from 100 percent and will miss winter ball, delaying a potential return to spring training.
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Fidrych
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Tigers
Edwin Guise
Henry Ford Hospital
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Campbell
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New York
California
Rodgers Explains His Injury in San Diego
Former Nebraska star Johnny Rodgers, an AP report notes, is sidelined by a knee strain and hamstring pull while with the Chargers. He says he'd be fired today if forced to play, and he and coach Tommy Prothro held a meeting to address differing views on his recovery.
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Johnny Rodgers
San Diego Chargers
Nebraska
Tommy Prothro
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Tommy
J.R. Superstar
Congaree Opens Legion Title Series With Narrow Win
Congaree defeated West Ashley 6-5 in the South Carolina American Legion Baseball finals at Heinsohn Field. Congaree led 6-2 after eight innings but West Ashley rallied in the bottom of the ninth before time expired with bases loaded and the last out recorded.
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Congaree
West Ashley
South Carolina American Legion
Heinsohn Field
Steve O'Neill
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