Ryan Joins 300 Strikeout Club With 12 En Route
Nolan Ryan of the California Angels struck out 12 Texas batters to reach 302 for the season, joining Walter Johnson and others in the 300 strikeout club. He pitched a three hitter to beat the Rangers 2 1. The win raised his major league lead to 10 in strikeouts over Steve Carlton.
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Kent Downs OU Jayvees Triumph in MAC Opener
Kent State Jayvees led by quarterback Steve Gensler rallied for two fourth quarter touchdowns to beat Ohio Jayvees 26 20 at Peden Stadium in the MAC debut of freshman eligible play. Gensler threw a 10 yard score to Willie Davis and Kent added a 2 yard run by Howard Finley after late third quarter lead changes.
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Hawks Challenge Kennedy's Power in Erving Case
Atlanta Hawks refuse a 25000 dollar fine for playing Julius Erving in two exhibition games defying NBA directives. Hawks president William Putnam says the team and Erving filed a 2 million dollar federal antitrust suit against the NBA and Commissioner Walter Kennedy. Erving left UMass after his junior year to turn pro with the Virginia Squires.
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Nolan's Tooth Is Out
Cincinnati Reds pitcher Gary Nolan shows improvement after an abscessed tooth is identified as a possible source of his arm and neck problems ahead of the NL playoffs against Pittsburgh. Doctors say the tooth may explain his shoulder issues and could affect his readiness for the postseason.
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Heisman Winner Played for Losing Notre Dame Team
Paul Hornung won the Heisman Trophy in 1956 while Notre Dame, his team, finished with a 2–8 record. Despite the losses, Hornung was acclaimed the best college football player that season.
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Belpre Eagles blank Parkersburg Catholic in 19 0 win
Belpre improves to 2 1 after a dominating second quarter scoring spree. Mike Callihan scored twice on 36 and 77 yard runs Audie Culley added the extra point and Steve Vannoy added a 70 yard TD run.
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Southern Cal Still Ist as AP Top Poll Remains Lead
Southern California holds the AP college football top spot for the third straight week after a 55-20 win over Illinois. Michigan and Notre Dame enter the Top Ten as Nebraska climbs after a 77-7 victory over Army.
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Phipps earns praise as Browns beat Eagles 27 17
Browns coach Nick Skorich credits Mike Phipps for a standout performance in the win over Philadelphia. Phipps called 58 plays with seven audibles and led a decisive third quarter touchdown drive while Nelson remained on the bench.
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Major League Baseball Standings and Upcoming Games
National League East leads with Pittsburgh 92 55, Chicago 81 66, New York 76 70, San Francisco 63 85, San Diego 57 89. Monday results: San Diego 5, Los Angeles 3. Schedule includes Pappas, Stoneman, Koosman, Bibby, Hardin, Gullett, Reuss, Caldwell, Strahler among listed pitchers and teams Chicago Montreal Pittsburgh Philadelphia New York St Louis Atlanta Cincinnati Houston San Diego Los Angeles.
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