Marge Schott the Reds Owner Defies Modern Stereotypes
Jim Litke sketches Marge Schott as a paradox who chairs the Reds with a blend of old‑country grit and showwoman flair. She battles perception, endures criticism, and eyes a World Series as she reshapes the team’s identity with blunt honesty and bold stunts.
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Reds Dominate Pirates In Game 4 To Take 3-1 Series Lead
Cincinnati’s pitching and outfield defense stifle Pittsburgh as Reds win 5-3 in Game 4. O’Neill homers, Sabo drives in a run, while Reds’ bullpen limits Pirates hitters including Van Slyke Bonilla and Bonds.
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Clemens Last Chance For 0-3 Red Sox
The Red Sox push Roger Clemens to the mound on three days rest in an elimination game against Oakland. Manager Joe Morgan questions the necessity while Oakland’s Dave Stewart argues for rest. Clemens faces an A’s club that has dominated Boston in the series despite injuries and slumping offense.
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Lolich Shuts Cardinals 4-1 for Tigers World Series Title
In 1968 Mickey Lolich defeated Bob Gibson and the St. Louis Cardinals 4-1 to clinch the World Series for the Detroit Tigers. It marked Lolich’s third win in the series.
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Harman and Farver Complete 142-Mile Fight Can Run Trek
Tommy Harman and Doug Farver despite sore feet finished a three day 142 mile charity trek from Aiken to Hilton Head raising funds for the Cancer Society and Happy Days star Times in Charleston. They battled rain bruised feet and blisters yet completed the last 42 miles on Saturday in just over 10 hours.
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Pacarso Ryans Delivers Dream Game for Rebels
Strom Thurmond star Pacarso Ryans shined in a 52-14 win over C.A. Johnson. He rushed 3 times for 137 yards including a long TD, and intercepted three passes returning two for touchdowns. Ryans also fields punts, earning praise from coach Donnie Woolsey for his impact on offense and defense.
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Defenses Spotlight Clemson Georgia Tech Clash in Atlanta
No. 19 Clemson meets No. 18 Georgia Tech at Bobby Dodd Stadium with top five NCAA defenses on display. Tech has allowed no touchdowns in four games, while Clemson aims to sharpen an offense still developing. The ACC Network noon kickoff promises a defense dominated showdown.
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