Reds fall to Expo smokes and Pirates hold Dodgers
Montreal’s Steve Rogers shut down the Reds into the sixth as the Expos beat Cincinnati 3-0. Pepe Mangual and Pete Mackanin homered for Montreal, with Gary Carter scoring after a walk. Pittsburgh trimmed Los Angeles 5-2 behind Dave Parker’s two homers and Bruce Kison’s six-inning stint.
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Davis quits Steelers leading to camp absence in Latrobe
AWOL running back Steve Davis told Steelers management he no longer wants to play pro football. Team officials said Davis, 25, may not be in condition to practice and could change his mind in a few days. Davis led kickoff returns last season and was known as the team's fastest back. He played for Delaware State and was drafted in 1971, missing his first season due to illness.
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Pownal race entries list for Friday July 18 1975
A detailed slate of ninth race entries across ten purse levels from 1300 to 1600 dollars. Names include Tatgol Tony B Victoria Royal Candy Stain Ess Jay's Girl Cathandler Lady Captain Slippery Lass Capuche Heliogan Longwood Latern Foamy's Host Bu Bim Shelsie and many others across each division with multiple contenders per race.
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Thoroughbred racing card results from Thursday July 17 1975
The page records a 9 race program with detailed payouts including First through Ninth races. Key winners include Ole Joe Clark, Little Big Tina, Strong George B, Petrology, Illegal Amble, Nicki's Folly, Diverted Acres, Sarah, and Martha Mitchell. Attendance 2,309. Handle $144,924.
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Obscene ordeal ends as Kuhn wins seven-year term
The two-day All-Star break meetings left Bowie Kuhn as commissioner with a 22-2 vote, aided by late shifts from the Yankees and Rangers. Charlie Finley denounced Kuhn as gutless, while Kuhn called the proceedings obscene. Finley admitted voting against re-election. No progress on broader baseball issues was made.
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A's Red Sox extend division leads after break
The Oakland A's and Boston Red Sox push their division gaps as Reggie Jackson and Sal Bando homer for the A's in a 6-3 win over Cleveland while Il Cooper fuels Boston's 8-3 victory over Kansas City. Tiant improves to 13-8 with a five hitter. Other AL results include Detroit 9 White Sox 1 and Angels 6 Brewers 1.
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Horse Race Result Card An Ultra Busy Night
Thoroughbred and pacing results show multiple races with drivers and horses securing top spots. Notable entries include My Girl Pearl, Feedalot, Black Enzyme, and Blind Faith among others with varied purses from 500 to 4000 dollars and attendance of 1,468 to 3,880 reported.
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Reading Edges West Haven In Eastern League Thriller
Reading beat West Haven 3-2 to move atop the Eastern League standings as Pittsfield, Quebec City, and the Rangers remain within a half to one game. Terry Jones delivered an eighth inning triple with a Glen Stitzel sac fly to seal it while Dan Greenhalgh earned his second win after a shoulder operation. Terry Pyka and Bump Wills highlighted Pittsfield’s doubleheader, as Waterbury’s Bob Lesslie took a hard loss in the nightcap.
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