Bengals Weight Room Supermen Drive Team Strength
Eddie Edwards Reggie Williams and Isaac Curtis are highlighted as the Bengals weight room supermen. Strength coach Kim Wood praises Curtis for neuromuscular efficiency and notes Edwards’ 253 pounds with elite potential. Pete Brown credits Nautilus adoption and says the team is healthier since 1974. Williams is praised for speed and tackling, while other strong players include Johnson Burley and Whitley.
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Bengals
Kim Wood
Cincinnati Bengals
Eddie Edwards
Wilson Whitley
Wood
Edwards
Reggie Williams
Isaac Curtis
Norm Clarke
Wilmington, Ohio
Russia
Pete Brown
National Football League
Curtis
Reggie
Cincinnati
Brown
Paul Brown
NFL
Miami
Florida
Williams
Ron Pritchard
Bob Johnson
Gary Burley
Logan Still Alive Rain Delays State Legion Tournament
Rain postponed games as Athens hosts the state American Legion baseball tournament. Logan was to face Worthington at 9 a.m. while Troy, Maynard and Cincinnati Bentley rose in the winners’ bracket. Bentley edged Euclid 1-0, Ashley defeated Wickliffe 7-4, and Troy beat Worthington 3-2. remaining games reshuffled.
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Tom Metters
Logan
Worthington
American Legion
Athens
Troy
Maynard
Trautwein Field
Cincinnati Bentley
Ashland
Athens High Diamond
Bentley
Ashley
Wickliffe
Cincinnati
Euclid
Major league games and schedules across cities and pitchers
Baseball slate lists numerous Friday and Thursday matchups with pitchers and records, including Milwaukee at Cleveland and Oakland at Baltimore, plus dominoes of Toronto, Texas, Chicago, and New York venues. Several doubleheaders and travel notes amid ongoing season standings.
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Torrez
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Colborn
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California
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le Cincinnati
San Francisco
Houston
San Diego
Atlanta
Montreal
Cincinnati
Brett
Rain drenched nine hour Phillies Expos doubleheader in Philadelphia
Rain delays stretched nearly three hours and a total of nine hours eight minutes as the Phillies swept the Expos 6 1 and 6 1. Larry Christenson pitched a two hitter in the opener and Ed Ott drove in the decisive run in the 18th for Pittsburgh. Dodgers Mets and Astros win others as Giants fall to Astros 8 6.
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Padres
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Christenson
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Kibler
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Ott
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Cincinnati Reds
St. Louis Cardinals
New York Mets
Houston Astros
San Francisco Giants
Expos
Garry Maddox
Tim McCarver
Ted Sizemore
Larry Bowa
Babe McBride
Phillies extend lead with Luzinski two run blasts sweep
Greg Luzinski hit two two run homers as Philadelphia completed a doubleheader sweep and stretched their winning streak to seven. They now lead the NL East by 22 games over the Cubs and sit 3 percent ahead of third-place Pittsburgh.
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Dennis Leonard
Larry Gura
Texas
Gaylord Perry
Rangers
Orioles
Mariners
Ken Singleton
Elliot Maddox
Baltimore
Boston
Lee Stanton
Carlos
Red Sox Edge Angels 11-10 In Windy Fenway Pitchers Slug
Boston defeats California 11-10 at Fenway Park as Frank Tanana and Louis Tiant struggle. Tiant allowed six runs in five innings while Tanana gave up five in five. The win marks Boston's 11th straight, a AL season best.
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Boston
Fenway Park
Don Zimmer
Red Sox
California Angels
California
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Louis Tiant
Tanana
Tiant
Indians
White Sox
Wayne Garland
Cleveland
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Andre Thornton
Thornton
Bill Melton
Paul Dade
Fred Kendall
Morris
Steve Foucault
von Joshua
Brewers Royals
Rangers
Frank White
Bert Campaneris
Kansas City
Vandalia Record Stakes On Record Grand American Trapshoot
Vandalia Ohio AP Grand American Trapshooting Tournament Director Ron Peters, directing since 1961, expects the biggest event. Preliminary shooting starts Friday with 1,000-target competition opening Monday. he forecasts over 5,300 shooters, a roughly five percent rise. Peters cites national shoot attendance and 400 reserved campers at ATA campgrounds.
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Ron Peters
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