Frazier Returns to Garden in Cavaliers Victory Over Knicks
Walt Frazier received a heroic return to Madison Square Garden as the Cavaliers beat the Knicks 117 112 in overtime. He totaled 2 points along with 8 rebounds 4 assists and 5 steals while fans cheered the former Knick all game. The night also featured NBA results across the league including Celtics Hawks 110 103 and Warriors 105 Bulls 99.
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Suspensions in New York as Belmon t Park ringer case unfolds
New York Racing and Wagering Board suspended owner-trainer Jack Morgan and veterinarian Mark Gerard over a Sept. 23 race at Belmont Park won by 57-1 Lebon. Investigators probe substitution of Lebon with Uruguayan Cinzano, a fraud scheme on a triple wager that yielded $116 per $2 ticket.
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Cubs and Mets make multi-player trades in major moves
United Press International outlines a swap: Chicago Cubs acquire catcher Larry Cox from Seattle for Jim Todd and minor leaguer Steve Hamrick. Mets gain shortstop Randy Rogers from Los Angeles to complete the Jerry Grote deal, adding Juan Berenguer, Marshall Brant, and Ed Cipot to the roster while sending Jeff Grose and Dennis Solari to Tidewater and Randy Tate and Terry Ervin to Jackson. Buffalo assigns wingers Jacques Richard and Alex Tidey to Hershey. Gordon Bradley resigns Cosmos VP post to coach Washington. Giants trade tight end Bob Tucker to Minnesota. Washington places Pat Fischer on IR and signs Windlow Hall.
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Doctors find cause of Joe Louis pains
In Las Vegas Sunrise Hospital doctors said former heavyweight champ Joe Louis 63 has chest pains from blood seepage between layers of his aorta. He remains in guarded condition after tests since Saturday and a possible surgery decision was not yet made. Louis held the title for 12 years in the 1930s and 40s and works as a Caesar's Palace greeter.
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Braves seek eighth Braves manager in 11 seasons after Bristol firing
Atlanta Braves began a search for a new manager to replace fired Dave Bristol. Hank Aaron reportedly not pursuing the job while Phil Niekro expressed interest, saying he could serve as playing manager. Other candidates include Yogi Berra Red Schoendienst Joe Frazier and Bobby Richardson.
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O'Connell Reflects On Dismissal From Red Sox Role
Dick O'Connell says he is relieved to be away from the pressures of the Red Sox after being fired as general manager by the executors of Tom Yawkey's estate. He declines to discuss possible influence by Jean Yawkey and notes he has no current plans in baseball.
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Mt. Anthony MAU to Offer More Season Tickets
Mt. Anthony’s athletic department plans a new reserved center balcony section for basketball to meet high demand. Athletic director Dave Fredrickson asks for community response via calls or letters to gauge interest. If enough interest exists, a ticket sale and seat selection event will be scheduled with last year’s reserve seats offered first. Existing seats and new section priced at $15.
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