Pfeil Bats Phils To Victory
Bobby Pfeil filled in amid Philadelphia injuries and helped the Phillies prevail as Wade Blasingame attempted to slow the attack. Pfeil, versatile and often unused in one position, started behind the plate with McCarver and Ryan sidelined, delivering unexpected fielding and hitting contributions.
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Bruce Lowitt
Associated Press
Bobby Pfeil
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Tim McCarver
Mike Ryan
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Phillies Win Twinbill as Silenced Bat Breaks Through
The Phillies rout the Astros 8-3 in game one behind two first major league home runs by a silent bat. In game two Blasingame shuts down Houston 5-1 with a four-hitter as the Mets, Expos, Dodgers, Reds, and Braves post wins across the National League.
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Lee May
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Willie McCovey
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Incomplete sports snippet lists games for Thursday night including Washington at Minnesota Oakland at Baltimore Kansas City at Detroit New York at Chicago Boston at Milwaukee and California at Cleveland with player notes Thompson and Perry.
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Merger Demands Hit NBA ABA Contract Clauses
ABA Players Association president Zelmo Beaty urged inclusion of the elimination of reserve and option clauses in any merger with the NBA. He said players would need freedom to negotiate contracts, noting his own career disruptions from clause restrictions. Robertson backs the stance.
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Dobson Leads Orioles In 1 0 Win Over A's
Pat Dobson fired a four hitter with 13 strikeouts to earn his 11th straight decision and 14th victory of the season as Baltimore swept the doubleheader against Oakland. Brooks Robinson homered to seal a 6 4 nightcap comeback after a 1 0 opener.
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Cooley Narrowly Misses Hole in One in Lions Tourney
Bob Cooley Jr. trimmed his own 2 5 record with a shot within 111 inches of the pin in the Lions Clubs annual Hole in One Tournament. Mike Algeo led juniors with 4 7 from the pin while Lynn Kern topped the ladies division with 11 3 1 4 inches. Tonight is Ladies Night and tomorrow is Juniors Night. Memphis State schedules two away football games this season at Utah State on October 16 and Cincinnati on October 30.
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Four Golf Hall of Fame Adds Four New Members
Julius Boros Cary Middlecoff Jock Hutchinson Walter J Travis inducted into the American Golf Hall of Fame. Boros and Middlecoff noted champions with majors including the U S Open and Masters. Hutchinson Travis are celebrated for early 20th century titles and the foreign born Open win.
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Associated Press
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