Forbes assault trial ends in hung jury
David Forbes faced a second court appearance after jurors deadlocked on aggravated assault for using a hockey stick as a weapon against Heary Boucha. The jury favored simple assault by 9 to 3, with deliberations focusing on whether the stick was a weapon and Forbes’s sincerity.
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Gerry Nelson
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Cliver
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Forbes
Gary Goranson
Minneapolis
Hennepin County
Houcttt
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Hennepit
Gary Plakne
Rolf Posseen
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Econd
Goranson
Guranson
North Star
Wales
Kaat Wins 14th to Lead Major Leagues
CHICAGO AP Jin Kaat pitched a four hitter to become the first 44-game winner in the majors as the Chicago White Sox blanked the Detroit Tigers 4 0. Teammate power provided a four run burst in the fourth inning off Vern Rubie and Kaat cruised after retireing the first eight batters. In Cleveland, Reggie Jackson and Rick Williams drove in two runs each for the A’s 7 5 win over the Indians. The Orioles, Red Sox, and other notes from Boston and Baltimore follow in brief action.
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Jin Kaat
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Southpal
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Rubie
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Hutter
Deron Johnson
Auredin Teulripuez
Tom Veryxer
Kiat
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Veryaer
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Orta
Reyralte
Kota
Brohameph
Odo Crewby
Bibby Ooo
Rong
Tad Usf
Tod Mad
Baltimone
Ellie Hendricks
Leo May
Hee Framners
Humie Orioles
Minnesotis Twins
May
Jin Nartheup
Cy Baylor
Tad Baltimore
Brooks Robinson
Twins
Dave Goltz
Kansas City Royals
Yastczemski
Bernie Carbo
Red Sox
Steve Vasby
Carbo
Denny Doyle
Rive
Perway Park
Alf Lee
Ohook
Hal Mettie
Harmon Killebrew
Mefiae
Killebraw
Wre
Sox
Nick Airleson
Amd Boyle
Nice
Juan Beniquez
Carlton Fisk
Kansas City
Daleville Ties For 3rd In Mid Ras Conference Standings
Wapahani High School led the Mid Ras Conference in the summer baseball season with a 64 mark while RS and Monroe Central tied for third with 4.3 in all sports. Randolph Southern finished second with 52 in baseball and 11 all-sports points, Datewike and Monroe Central also tied for third. Cowan and Union Ged registered 34 marks.
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Wapahani High School
Wapahani
Allsports
Randolph Southern
Datewike and
Monroe Central
Jy the
Cowan
Union Ged
Lft
Bay Area Woes Top Baseball Problems
HAL BOCK outlines the post coup mood in baseball as commissioner Bowie Kuhn survives a threat and faces multiple crises. Giants sale talks, A's owner Finley seeks moves north, Seattle expansion fallout, stadium suits in Oakland, potential new sites in New Orleans and Toronto, Washington power in Congress, and looming player negotiations with Marvin Miller’s union.
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Hal Bock
NEW York
Bowie Kuhn
Kuhn
Milwaukee
Finley
Seattle
Seattle Pilots
Milwaukee Brewers
Oakland
New Orleans
Washington
Toronto
Conny
Congress
Baseball
Gaylord Tops Cats in 1-0 Win Over Yankees
Gaylord Perry pitched four hitters for Texas as Mike Cubbage delivered a seventh inning run scoring single for a 1 0 victory over the New York Yankees. Perry improved to a second win for the Rangers since a midseason trade, allowing three hits through six frames before New York rallied briefly. The decisive hit came when Lenny Randle reached third on a Harrah infield ball and Cubbage lined one to right, driving in Randle for the game's lone run.
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Catfish Hunter
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Texas Rangers
New York Yankees
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Rators
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Lanny Ranilic
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Dobby Bonds
Thurman Muison
Manson
Chris Chambliss
Mike Margrave
Rich Coggins
Roy White
Percy
New York
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Almath
Derpery
Lord E—Murson
Warrah
Teray
Texas
Torar
Coping
Philadelphia
Touston Astros
Phillies
Mike Schmidt
Maddox
Richard
Johnny Oates
Schmidt
Tom Hilgenderf
Madox
Richard Wor
Palau
Sawa Wall O
Cas Fren
Coder
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Rowass
Watson Ibanny
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Tooo
Feawell
Leo Siltegess
Maddoxrt
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Hhitgaddoct
P. Lott Iarhest
Vosa
Tol Wchitt Paige Ioelem
Teller
Atte
Wala Tity
Satis Ah Honer Bose
English Wins Indiana Golf Championship
Cookie English defeated Linda Bransleer 2 and 1 at Forest Hills Country Club to win her first Indiana Women's Calf Association title. The five day event was interrupted by lightning and rain, with both players finishing 14 holes at one over par 77 before the final holes decided the match.
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Ricci Mond
Ind
Cookie English
Linda Bransleer
Mrs. English
Indianapolis
Miss Bransteller
Kyle O'Brien
Forest Hills Country Club
Perez Slam Powers Reds Past Expos in Montreal Rendition
Tony Perez drove in five runs including a grand slam as Cincinnati beat Montreal 10 3 in a game fraught with miscues and late scoring. Nolan won despite fatigue, while Cesar Geronimo added two RBIs and Bastwick closed with four hitless innings for the save.
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Tony Perez
Cincinnati Reds
Montreal Expos
Dennis Blair
Pete Rose
Ren Griffey
Dee Morgan
Johnny Bench
Perez
Reds
Cincinnati
Gacy Nolan
Rose
Chuck Tryler
Blair
Nolan
Pepe Frias Js
Griffey
Doe Morgan
Expos
Larry Parrish
Pete Mackanin
Gary Carter
Barry Foote
Parrish
Rawly Bastwick
Braves top Mets 4 3 on fifth inning miscues
The Atlanta Braves beat the New York Mets 4 to 3 Friday night aided by two Mets errors in the fifth. Darrell Evans delivered the key double after Rod Gilbreath and Ralph Garr produced runs, with Carl Morton and Jon Matlack locking in a scoreless start before the Braves broke through.
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Dave Kingman
New York
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Astros
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Garey Wwaddox
NEW York Ap
Atlanta Braves
Darrell Evens
Mets
Carl Morton
Jon Matlack
Rod Gilbreath
Morton
Atike Phillips
Joe Torre
Ralph Garr
Storton
Phillips
Evans
New Castle Americans Win Area II Title in District VI
Tim Linville doubled home two runs and pitched two hit ball as the New Castle Americans defeated Middletown 4 to 0 to claim the Area II championship in District VI Little League. Monte Jester added a double, while Jeff Holwager and Rex Masterson had Middletown’s only two singles. All runs were unearned.
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Tim Linville
Middletown
New Castle Americans
Monte Jester
Jeff Holwager
Rex Masterson
Sinville
New Castle Now
Cannarsville
Ad Meredith
Heatertaht
Seat Barsty
Rex Masigrson
Briag Livie
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