Juvenile Bait Stand Case Prompts Apology Call
In Columbus an 11 year old Oak Harbor boy Jeff Gyde operated a yard bait stand and earned 4.50 before state wildlife agents cited him for a license. Judge dismissed delinquency charge as Senator Gillmor called it a government overreach and demanded apology.
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Columbus, Ohio
Jeff Gyde
Oak Harbor
Jeff
Paul Gillmor
Port Clinton
Gillmor
Divian
Dale Haney
Wildlife Division
Department of Natural Resources
Gary Kohli
Kohli
Wildife
Kison Shuts Out Padres On Blass Tips
Bruce Kison fired a five hitter in a 3-0 Pirates win over the San Diego Padres. He struck out six, walked none, and credited Steve Blass with a changeup insight that helped his season debut shutout.
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Steve Blass
Pittsburgh Pirates
Bruce Kison
Kison
Blass
Pirates
San Diego Pdres
Club
Baltimore Orioles
Padres
Tiant Wins Again as Tiant Shines for Red Sox Versus Angels
The veteran Luis Tiant, born November 23, 1940, pitched Boston to an 8-2 win over the California Angels, improving to 15-10 as he contends with age chatter. Teammate Mark Fidrych and Bill Travers also notched 15th wins, while other AL notes include Royals beating Indians and Yankees rallying past Twins in 19 innings.
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Boston Red Sox
California Angels
Tiant
Boston
Detroit
Mark Fidrych
Milwaukee
Bill Travers
Fidrych
Tigers
Chicago White Sox
Travers
Texas Rangers
Tom Murphy
California
White Sox
Aurelio Rodriguez
Tiger Stadium
the Bird
Royals
Indians
Tennis clashes spill into politics and protests abroad
In Philadelphia the Philippines Hungary and other nations withdraw from the Federation Cup protesting Rhodesia and South Africa. The Soviet Union and Czechoslovakia receive suspensions and may face fines as Ilie Nastase and Colin Dibley clash in a separate match in New Jersey. Dr Renee Richards advances in the Tennis Week Open quarter finals as President Ferdinand Marcos watches.
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Associated Press
Philadelphia
Philippines
Hungary
Soviet Union
Czechoslovakia
Rhodesia
South Africa
International Lawn Tennis Association
Ilie Nastase
Colin Dibley
South Orange
N.J
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Dibley
Renee Richards
Kathy Harter
Ferdinand Marcos
U.S
Rosemary Casals
Billie Jean King
Balazs Taroczy
Vita Gerulaitis
New York
Yugoslavia
Zeljko Franulovic
Dick Stockton
Dallas
Philippines exile reshapes Federation Cup group stage
The Philippines withdraws from Philadelphia under a Marcos cable citing UN apartheid sports resolutions, moving England into the quarter finals alongside Australia West Germany Switzerland and Denmark. Evonne Goolagong and Diane Fromholtz lead Australia to a 3-0 win over Belgium as U S faces Yugoslavia next.
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Philadelphia
U.N. General Assembly
Marcos
England
Australia
West Germany
Switzerland
Denmark
Evonne Goolagong
Diane Fromholtz
Belgium
Italy
Canada
Uruguay
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Yugoslavia
Chris Everet
Fort Lauderdale
Fla
Ali Returns East To Hustle Tickets
Ali leaves Show Low to train for his September 28 title defense against Ken Norton in New York. promoter Madison Square Garden demands Norton bout and hints at future fights with George Foreman. Norton also travels to Washington for events before resuming training in New York and California.
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Cougars
Payson
Muhammad Ali
Ali
Ken Norton
Yankee Stadium
John Condon
Madison Square Garden
Kiamesha Lake
N.Y
Washington
National Press Club
World Boxing Association
WBA
World Boxing Council
WBC
Mexico City
Norton
George Foreman
Gilman Hot Springs
Calif
Grossinger
Blanda Leaves Camp Quietly After Raider Waiver
George Blanda, NFL scoring leader and longtime Raiders star, was placed on waivers and left camp quietly amid talk of a possible return. Raiders owner Al Davis suggested potential future plans. Blanda, 2,002 points all time and 201 straight extra points, declined fanfare as he departs.
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al Davis
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Ken Stabler
Chicago Bears
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Buffalo Bills
O.J. Simpson
Donnie Green
Simpson
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Green
Bryant Salter
Miami Dolphins
Washington
Salter
Miami
Jake Scott
Don Shula
Dolphins
Don Testerman
Philadelphia Eagles
New York Giants
Willie Young
Giants
Booster Club to Meet for Ohio University Football Season
The Green and White Club will hold its season kickoff at Athens Country Club on Wednesday at 6 p.m. A cookout for members and guests features free food and drinks and a season report by Bobcat Coach Bill Hess. Coaches and team captains will attend. members must RSVP by mail by Monday.
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Green and White Club
Athens Country Club
Ohio University Booster Club
Bobcat
Bill Hess
Hess
Oklahoma Eyes Third Straight National Title Run
Oklahoma coach Barry Switzer says his Sooners will work hard to defend the national crown as they pursue a historic third consecutive title. He cautions rivals that Oklahoma will stay competitive across the Big Eight and nationwide, with Nebrasa, Texas, Arizona State, and Alabama among potential threats. The piece surveys top contenders, returning stars like Oklahoma’s starters and Sun Devils leaders John Jefferson and Freddie Williams, and notes other programs’ key players and prospects for 1975.
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Ron Pruitt
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