Ball State Cardinals face MAC debut with walk-on kicker
Ball State builds around a 5-2, 125-pound walk-on from Alexandria Tim Parnell as the Cardinals prepare for their first MAC season. Coach Dave McClain notes Parnell may handle field goals despite his size while competing with Larry Shirah for placekicking duties. The team opens September 6 at home vs Eastern Michigan, with an expected tough league schedule including Miami and Bowling Green.
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Chaney Perez Lead Reds Past Cubs in Fourteen Run Win
Darrel Chaney drove in four runs including a first inning homer and Tony Perez reached 1000 RBI as the Cincinnati Reds defeated the Chicago Cubs 14 to 1. Morgan Bench and Foster fueled a three run third inning while Reuschel left the game after a taxing third. Madlock homered for the Cubs and Morales added a homer in the seventh as Morales doubled in the later innings.
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Perez No Bonus Baby Perez No Bonus Baby
Cuban born slugger Tony Perez left Cuba for Geneva at seventeen, joined the Cincinnati Reds for $2.50 and a dream, rising from the D league to the big leagues. He recalls hardship, determination, and a wish to stay with the Reds even as a contender’s offer arrived.
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Halicki says no hitter luck as Mets fall 6 0
Giants righthander Ed Malicki, who threw the NL's first no hitter in two years, calls it luck after defeating the Mets 6 0. He noted it could have been skill like Seaver or Gibson but insists luck mattered. The New Jersey native walked two, fanned 10, and allowed four balls to outfield.
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Major League Standings Tuesday Projections and Scores
The record shows American League and National League standings with several matchups listed. Notable games include Chicago at Cleveland and New York at Baltimore with pitchers and records referenced. Ambiguity in OCR text remains for exact dates and lineups, but the gist covers day’s probable pitchers and team pairings.
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Ross Scott Wins World Championship Fight
Ross Scott defeated Lewis in a seven round battle at Convention Hall to become the world champion. The 212 pound Anderson fighter held early control, then stood firm through rounds as Lewis pressed with flurries before Scott swept five of seven rounds. Scott earned a $2,500 purse and eyed potential matches with Hadar Smith or other contenders while fans awaited his next move.
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Pirates Blank Braves On Rooker Three-Hitter
Jim Rooker pitched a three hitter as the Pittsburgh Pirates defeated the Atlanta Braves 2 to 0. Willie Stargell and Rennie Stennett led the offense with multiple run producing hits, while Dusty Baker and Vic Correll provided the Braves' lone threats, left stranded after Correll reached third in the eighth.
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Leonard Delivers Blunt View On Wins And Pro Ball
Indiana Pacers coach Leonard spoke at the Anderson Elks stag night detailing his win obsession and the pressures of coaching. He noted George McGinnis left for Philadelphia over similar money offers and predicted McGinnis would post strong numbers in the NBA. Leonard criticized agents and salaries, recalled old contract lows, and cited Lombardi to emphasize discipline and teamwork.
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Pro Tilayer Wilkerson Draws High Praise From Coach Leonard
Leonard raved about Bothy Wilkerson as a premier pro tilayer prospect and weighed drafting him along with Scott May and Kent Benson. He noted draft outcomes depend on players’ rise and highlighted past fines and crowd tactics as part of his coaching style. Leonard mentioned a new salary increase of $40,000 and a revised fines policy under new management.
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Geronimo Surprised by Arm as Reds Star Routs Runner
Cincinnati center fielder Cesar Geronimo reveals his throwing arm can produce surprise plays. He recalls throwing a ball wildly from the outfield wall and hitting Willie Davis out at third after a miscue that still had Cedeno erased on a one bounce throw. The moment underscores his renowned arm strength and instinct.
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Phillies eye reshuffled bullpen to spark pennant drive
San Diego report notes manager Danny Ozark considers moving three top relievers into the regular rotation to energize the Philadelphia Phillies as they press their flagging pennant chase in California.
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