Ole Miss Rehires Vaught as Coach After Kinard Dismissal
John Howard Vaught returns from retirement to coach Ole Miss, replacing Billy Kinard who is fired after three defeats. Athletic Director Frank Kinard also leaves. Fortune confirms Vaught will lead through next season and keep Kinard staff, aiming for quick team adjustments ahead of Southern Mississippi opener.
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Jones Lifts Mets Over Expos On Nineteenth Century Night
Cleon Jones hit a tie breaking homer in the sixth and made a seventh inning running catch to lift the New York Mets 2-1 over Montreal. Jerry Koosman won to push the Mets 114 games up on Pittsburgh in the NL East as Philadelphia defeated the Pirates.
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Phillies Top Pirates 2 1 Behind Carlton's Five-Hit Start
Mike Anderson and Bill Robinson hit solo homers as Steve Carlton pitched five hit innings for the Phillies in a 2-1 win over the Pirates. Jim Rooker allowed both Phillies runs. Pittsburgh's Dave Cash tripled and scored on a grounder. Pirates drop to 2½ games back in NL East while Mets lead.
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San Francisco Defeated by Houston in Tight Box Score
In a high scoring MLB game Houston topped San Francisco 5 to 1. Watson hit his 16th homer for Houston while Fuentes Cedeno and Rader doubled for the Giants. Kingman noted a defensive double play for San Francisco as Decallisto Cita struggled on the mound.
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Reds rally past Padres behind Billingham gem
Cesar Geronimo and Denis Menke hit back to back doubles driving in two runs. Jack Billingham limited San Diego to five hits, improving to 19 9 as Cincinnati erased a 1 0 deficit. Nate Colbert drove in a run with a single and a triple by Ivan Murrell, with Colbert connecting for his 21st homer in the seventh.
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Wrestling Card Set At Frankton
FRANKTON All Star championship wrestling brings a card to Frankton with World Champion Cowboy Bob Ellis facing Pretty Boy Bobby Heenan. A tag bout features Wilbur Snyder and Bull Bullinski vs Baron Von Rashke and Handsome Jim Valiant. Prince Pullins meets Ken Dillinger. Doors open 7 p.m. at Frankton High School gym. first bell 8 p.m. Tickets from North Side Pharmacy, Anderson Music Center, or any Frankton Jaycee.
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Cornhuskers Gain Ground on USC in AP Poll
The Associated Press college football poll moves Nebraska to within reach of Southern California after a close week. USC holds No 1 with 1,120 points, Nebraska 2-0 earns 12 first place votes, while Michigan Alabama Ohio State and Penn State shift positions. Texas drops from the Top Ten after a 28-14 loss to Kentucky.
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Voyles Wins Invitational at Muncie Burris Meet
Bob Voyles of Daleville won the Muncie Burris Invitational held at Westbrook Golf Course in Y, but his Daleville Broncos finished third. Blackford County led with seven runners in the top 15, Portland edged Daleville by four points for second, and Ehlers of Blackford was runner up.
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Saints Trade Abramowicz to 49ers for Draft Picks
New Orleans Saints ship leading wide receiver Danny Abramowicz to the San Francisco 49ers for undisclosed draft choices. Abramowicz, 28, long criticized for his speed, set the Saints' single franchise records with 309 receptions 4,875 yards and 37 touchdowns over seven seasons.
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