Foster is National League MVP for 1977 season
Cincinnati Reds outfielder George Foster won the National League MVP with 291 points. He batted .320 with 52 homers and 149 RBIs, topping Philadelphia’s Greg Luzinski who had .309 with 39 homers and 120 RBIs. Foster credited consistency and thanked Sparky Anderson and his family.
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Americans take 2-0 lead in Wightman Cup opener
In Oakland, Chris Evert beat Virginia Wade in 1 hour 34 minutes and Billie Jean King defeated Sue Barker in 52 minutes to give the United States a 2-0 edge in the best-of-seven Wightman Cup. King criticized the crowd for cheering Wade during Evert's match.
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Reeling Celtics face San Antonio
The Boston Celtics face the fast breaking San Antonio Spurs after opening losses to each other. Boston aims to regroup after a 114-109 defeat in the season opener and a current skid, while San Antonio relies on a high pace and scoring led by George Gervin and Larry Kenan.
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Knicks top Spurs in 123 117 win amid rookies showcase
New York coach Willis Reed kept 11 players, using rookies Glen Gondrezick Toby Knight and Ray Williams during a late stretch as the Knicks beat the San Antonio Spurs 123 117. Lonnie Shelton led with 22 points and Bob McAdoo added 33 as New York built a 19 point lead before fending off a fourth quarter rally.
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Kings spark 5-1 win over Capitals behind Dionne five points
Los Angeles Kings top Washington Capitals 5-1 as Marcel Dionne scores three goals and Butch Goring adds two, lifting LA to 7-4-2 and within a point of Montreal in the Norris Division. Goring nets a short handed strike early in the second period, with assists by Goldup and Sargent.
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New U S Alpine changes aim to boost young skiers
UPI reports U S Ski Team alpine director Hank Tauber outlines 1978 plans to aid rising skiers amid a revamped World Cup seeding system. The changes favor late starters in the second run and cap an individual’s best three finishes, potentially curbing one man teams. Tauber foresees top Europeans like Stenmark and Klammer as leaders while expanding a national development plan.
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Horse Racing Card November 9 1977 Ninth Race Results
Daily race program lists eleven races with grades and horse names from the opener to the late events. Notable entries include Wind Action Slick Guy Iris Maria Cousin's Tim Geiberger and Tax Break among many others.
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Renie’s Pecks
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Speed Emperor
JG Geronimo
Mike Hawk
Winter Storm
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Printer’s Friend
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Come On
Jimbo
Mr Porter
R Jeff
Jethro
Moon Baby
Iris Maria
Bigmike L
Glen
Ted
Sara Cinda
Rainbo F Sinatra
Bob Allen
Mitee Whirlaway
Bionic Choo Choo
el Prince
Tk&s
Toby
Kap Kan
Total Red
Brother Mine
Miss Ken
Texas Dove
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JG Black Lady
Lunatic Express
Mick
Marcos
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Hi Buddy
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Metal Bolt
Red’s Game Guy
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Thermodyne
Cyrus Go
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Conway
Tim
Iris Spring
Ginger May
Iris Joy
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Herbie
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Going Steady
Operational
Clarkie
Geiberger
Mr. Fencardo
OK Valor
Rapid Cap
Tevye
Bobby Ring Hawk
Harness Racing Results From Tuesday Night Card
The Tuesday program on November 8, 1977 listed three races. First race mile for $1000 saw Hardy Addie win with payouts 3.60 and 2.20 for place and show, ahead of Rachel Newport and Mighty Lisa. Second race mile for $1400 produced Hunters Frost the winner with Bright Honor and Rodneys Girl following. Third race pace mile for $1000 featured Uncle Hermen taking victory with Popular Diamond and Remnant placing, all at AZ track.
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Rachel Newport
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Mt Anthony High School hockey meeting for players
Students interested in joining the Mt Anthony high school ice hockey team should attend a candidates meeting Thursday at 7 p.m. The location is Lonergan and Thomas offices at 550 Main Street.
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Baseball Free Agent Zisk Signs Long Term Deal
Richie Zisk, outfielder for Texas Free, agrees to a long term contract in a Transactions Tuesday move. The report notes other league activity including trades and waivers across MLB and affiliated systems.
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Fred Breining
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