Hayes Accused of Cheating OSU Recruiting Practices
The State News reports alleged OSU recruiting violations involving cash offers and trips for a 1970s recruit, with Woody Hayes denied comment. The claims include gifts from Pete Johnson and Coach Hubbard, plus unrelated tips about other figures.
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Pirates' Lumber Yard Struggles Deepens as Termites Metaphor Echoes
The Pirates suffer four losses in five games amid a slump eight games after early-season power. In a doubleheader with St Louis, Pittsburgh won 2-1 in game one but fell 4-2 in game two. Kessinger provided the decisive runs for St Louis while Rooker earned the opener win for Pittsburgh. Dodgers beat Astros as Hooton allows no hits after the first inning, Buckner driving in key runs. Reds wallop Giants as Billingham holds them to three hits, Concepcion drives in three. Phillies rally past Cubs in nightcap on Maddox grand slam, after Cubs win opener. Braves and Padres see Gaston power two homers in a 7-3 Braves win. Expos edge Mets as Kranepool hits 100th career homer in a late surge.
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Wayne Tyrone
Jerry Morales
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Padres
Clarence Gaston
Andy Messersmith
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Expos
Ed Kranepool
Montreal Eyes Post Games Plans for Olympic Sites
Montreal studies post Olympics use of Olympic Stadium Village and Velodrome with ongoing construction costs. Olympic Park assets shift to municipal use including a housing complex and cycling events. An eight member committee will oversee bookings and attract events to reduce deficits. Coast Guard rules require life jackets for white water canoeists from Oct 1, 1977.
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Gorman Opens Buckeye Championship Victory
Seattle native Tom Gorman, seeded fifth, defeated John Yuill 6-1 6-4 in Columbus to reach the second round of the $87,500 Buckeye Tennis Championships. Top seeds Amritraj Tanner Smith Stockton begin action after byes as upsets hit Stewart Cahill with Chilean advances.
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Jim Delaney
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Australia
Herve Gauvain
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Bakersfield
Germany
Frank Gebert
Owning a pro team beyond majors proves costly
Washington lawmakers heard John Y. Brown Jr A E Burgess and Jay P Moore testify on the risks of running non major league clubs. They cited no national TV contract high player salaries and a perpetual minor league label as reasons for multi hundred thousand to million-dollar losses. Bob Short urged a Washington baseball return under favorable leases and stadium security.
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Sports business lessons from merged leagues and ownership burdens
A sports leader argues that the ABA NBA merger proves owners must run teams as businesses or risk collapse. He cites past league failures like the WFL and NHL moves, noting lack of TV deals and weak ownership as core causes. He also reflects on Cleveland teams and market stigma affecting major league status.
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Yankees Rally Past Tigers In Bean Sprinkled Showdown
The New York Yankees defeated the Detroit Tigers 4 to 3 as Roy White and Oscar Gamble homered. Detroit rookie Mark Fidrych mixed bravado with pitches while fans witnessed his famed mound antics. Other AL scores included Kansas City over Minnesota 7-1 and Cleveland 1 Boston 0 in 10 innings.
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