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Newspaper

Anderson Herald

Location

Anderson, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jul 29, 1975

Page

6

Reds Hold Off Dodgers To Keep Edge In Crucial Series

Cincinnati Reds secure a three of four edge as Joe Morgan George Foster Johnny Bench and Pete Rose lead a series split. Concepcion injures ankle but continues playing with fans packing the stadium for all three days.

REDS Cincinnati Reds Dodgers Los Angeles Joe Morgan George Foster Tony Perez Johnny Bench Dave Concepcion Pete Rose Concepcion Sparky Anderson

Weiskopf Edges Nicklaus For Canadian Open Victory

Tom Weiskopf defeated Jack Nicklaus in a sudden death playoff at Royal Montreal to win the Canadian Open. The win followed a tense finish where Nicklaus bogeyed the 18th after misjudging a drive, giving Weiskopf a final birdie on the playoff hole.

Ile Bizard Que Tom Weiskopf Jack Nicklaus Weiskopf Augusta Nicklaus Jack Royal Montreal Golf Club Tom Johnny Miller

Gibron Named Chicago Winds Coach in WFL Shakeup

Abe Gibron, former Chicago Bears coach, is named head coach of the World Football League's Chicago Winds, replacing Babe Parilli. Leo Cahill becomes Winds general manager as the team seeks a turnaround despite low season ticket sales and a troubled start to the WFL campaign.

Chris J. Harper Associated Press Chicago Abe Gibron Chicago Bears Chicago Winds Babe Parilli Gene Pullano The Winds Leo Cahill Memphis Southmen Pari Pullano Parill Pullano Parilli Chicago Fire WFL Gibron Cahill Bears Birmingham Vulcans Birmingham Ala Cleveland Browns Washington Memphis Toronto Argonauts CFL University of Ilinois Ilinois Asan University of South Carolina Chris Hemmeter Joe Namath

Herzog Seeks Fast Wins as Royals Tap New Manager

Whitey Herzog praised Royals talent and pitching after four straight wins since taking over for Jack McKeon. He stressed daily wins, a strong lineup, and a five man rotation for August while aiming to return Kansas City to contention in the AL West and chase a World Series title.

Kansas City Whitey Herzog Herzog Royals Yaug Harmon Killebrew Cookie Rojas Vada Pinson Herzog Oakland Catfish Hunter Marty Pattin Steve Busby al Fitzmorris Dennis Leonard Paul Splittorff Gil Hodges New York Mets Mets Hodges

Bengals Nurture Nicknames Spill Over From Press and Players

In Wilmington Ohio AP report on the Cincinnati Bengals, nicknames proliferate in the seven year franchise era. Players such as Tommy Casanova Leapin Lemar Parrish Doug Dressler Pat Matson Ken Riley and others receive colorful monikers reflecting on-field roles. Postgame headlines showcase the playful but telling habit of reporters and teammates alike.

Wilmington, Ohio Cincinnati Bengals Damon Runyon National Football League the Rattler Hercules Mad Dog Suki the Express Boobie Mad Casanova Tommy Casanova Parrish Lemar Parrish Doug Dressler Chico Chico State Calif

All-Star Captains Picked for Indiana High School Football Game

Bloomington AP Captains named for Saturdays Indiana High School All-Star game to be held at Indiana University. North squad leaders Rick Matovich Steve Weissert and Mike Wiles. South leaders Steve Smith Darrell Reeves Jim Schaffer Marion Flemming.

Bloomington Ind Rick Matovich Elkhart Memorial Steve Weissert Fort Wayne Dwenger Mike Wiles Marion Steve Smith Tell City Darrell Reeves Indianapolis Shortridge Jim Schaffer Bloomington North Marion Flemming Evansville Reitz

Death-Defying Act by Mr Deep Throat in Peek N Boos

Count Desmond stars in a nightly death defying act at the Peek N Boos venue drawing crowds with daring stunts and suggestive stage banter. The show blends daredevil tricks with risque humor and teases a controversial persona.

Mr. Deep Throat Count Desmond

Bealle Leads B's Sweep In Winchester Sprints

Bealle, Bloom and Bigelow finish 1 2 3 in Winchester's Old Timers Day 40 lap feature. Bealle vượt poles and overtakes Jerry Poland on lap seven to win his fifth USAC sprint race of the season, with Bloom a strong rookie in the Lyle Roberts Roadster.

Bob Speedy Winchester USAC Bealle Bloom Bigelow Jerry Poland Jeff Bloom Lyle Roberts Poland Fortney Billy Englehart Englehart Joe Saldana Marv Carmen Carmen Saldana

Foyt Arranges Surgery for Injured Snider

A. J. Foyt arranged for a bone specialist to operate on George Snider, badly hurt in a Winchester sprint car crash. Snider suffered two broken arms, serious leg and facial injuries and was flown to a Houston hospital after refusing Sunday hospitalization. Snider, 34, from Bakersfield, had been leading USAC sprint drivers and had finished eighth in the Indianapolis 500 before the accident.

Snider George Snider Dor Harrison Winchester Bakersfield Calif Carl Harrison Smith Speed Shop Harrison Cadillac Nutanapolis A. J. Foyt Ind Houston Foyt U. S. Auto Club

Superdome Replays Blocked by Network Rights

New Orleans The Superdome Commission learned networks will not permit instant replays on the stadium’s six large screens, delaying use as the $164 million facility nears opening. Officials debated occupancy terms, with a plan for partial occupancy Aug 1 while $1 million in work remains.

Detroit Vern Holland Suki Essex Johnson Express Charles Clark Charles Dave Green Citizens Band Ken Johnson Daddy Dirt Pile Dressler New Orleans Superdome Moon Landrieu Commission Jimmy Fitzmorris William Connick League New York Landrieu Levy Edwin Edwards NFL Peter Rozelle Ben Levy New Orleans Jazz New Orleans Saints Houston Oilers Saints

WEL Debut Inauspicious as Wings Beat Hornets

The San Antonio Wings defeated the Charlotte Hornets 27 to 10 before 12,325 fans at Alamo Stadium on Saturday night in the World Football League opener. Wings running back Billy Sadler scored two touchdowns as the home team erased a 10-7 halftime deficit.

Associated Press World Football League San Antonio Wings Charlotte Hornets San Antonio Alamo Stadium Wings Billy Sadler

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