Kranepool’s turnabout earns him Mets respect
Ed Kranepool, once sharp and arrogant as a teen, has transformed into a cooperative Mets veteran who mentors kids off the field. He credits his wife Carol and a public rebuke to drive his growth, while his onfield hitting improves and his community work grows.
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Seals plan first Western training camp in NHL history
California Golden Seals announce pre season camp in Portland Oregon and Salt Lake City Utah marking a shift from eastern sites. Camp starts Sunday Sept 14 at Jantzen Beach Ice Sports Center Fortland. Seven game slate includes four against NHL teams with dates in Salt Lake City Portland Vancouver and Los Angeles.
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Norton trips up Garcia in fifth round KO at St Paul
Ken Norton overwhelmed Jose Garcia at the St. Paul Civic Center finishing with a 1 52 of the fifth round stoppage after knockdowns in rounds three and four. Norton controlled the bout from the opening bell, leaving Garcia dazed and unable to recover as Norton set up a decisive finish. A prelim bout saw Scott LeDoux of Minneapolis draw with Scrap Iron Jobe in one round.
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Tennis Scoreboard Featuring Amritraj and Smith Matchups
Local sports scoreboard lists several pro tennis results with players including Stan Smith, Vijay Amritraj, Brian Teacher, Jurgen Fasshender, Ulrich Pinner, and Joe Delaney. Scores show varied sets and locations in December style notation with mixed city abbreviations and partial entries.
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Meyers shoots 64 to lead Greater Hartford Open first round
Deus Meyers of Palm Springs shoots seven under par 64 to lead the Greater Hartford Open at Wethersfield Country Club, with Austin Straub and Ben Bies one stroke back at 65. Many notables follow, including Lou Graham and defending champion Dave Stockton at 64 and 65 respectively, amid a day of fast play penalties and strong scoring.
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Foolish Pleasure faces stern test in Travers Stakes
Saratoga New York UpI reports Foolish Pleasure, the Kentucky Derby winner, seeks another major win in the 106th Travers Stakes at Saratoga. He has 12 wins in 15 starts and over $970,000 in earnings, facing strong challengers Wajima and Foreden as he attempts to secure his status as top 3-year-old.
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Pfister and Friedler reach International Under 21 final in Columbia
Top seed Pfister of San Jose State beat Gonzalo Nunez 63 62 06 63 to reach the final as Eric Friedler of Evanston defeated Mike Grant 60 76 63. The two Americans advance to Saturday’s championship in Columbia.
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U.S. Cagers Triumph Over Yugoslavia in Cup Play
The United States national basketball team defeated Yugoslavia 94 to 61 in Orchard Park New York during the International Cup series. The fast breaking U.S. squad pulled away late to secure the convincing win.
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Pro grid back Anderson quits Dolphins camp in Miami
Donny Anderson a star RB with rushing receiving and punting versatility announces retirement from football while with the Miami Dolphins after a career spanning Green Bay St Louis and the Cardinals. He cites reality and questions about contributing post camp.
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Foster blasts two homers as Reds beat Pirates in hiccup
George Foster hit his 21st homer this season and drove in five as the Cincinnati Reds defeated the Pittsburgh Pirates 6 to 1. Gary Nolan earned his 11th win with eight strong innings, as Manny Sanguillen homered for Pittsburgh.
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Britain wins Admirals Cup in Plymouth yacht series
Britain declared unofficial winner of the Admirals Cup after the 605 Festnet Classic final race. Americans Amey, Alsher, and Preptice posted fifth, 11th, and 12th on corrected times, giving Britain 980 points across four races. West Germany provisional at 872, then the United States.
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