Ex Reds star may win AL MVP in sweep of injuries
The piece weighs AL MVP talk beyond the NL, highlighting Hal McRae with Kansas City and Lee May of Baltimore as strong contenders. It covers Oakland Minnesota games, May’s 99th RBI milestone, and Detroit’s loss with May's back-to-back doubles sparking a 9-7 Orioles win.
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Allie Sherman
Bill Arnsprager
Toots Shor
Charlie Connerly
Steelers
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Polo Grounds
Andy Robustelli
Lions challenge Harvard in Ivy League opener on Saturday
Columbia seeks a surprise season start against preseason Ivy favorite Harvard as eight Ivy schools begin league play with Yale facing Brown while Dartmouth hosts Pennsylvania and Princeton meets Cornell. Boston University travels to New Hampshire with both sides aiming to rebound, and UPI notes key players and recent scrimmage results shaping the weekend's big tests.
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Jim Kubacki
Jim Curry
Bob MacDermott
Tom Winn
Mark Taylor
Hofstra
Kevin Burns
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Conn
Burns
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Ali trains in peace at Catskill resort for Norton bout
Muhammad Ali seeks privacy to train for the September 28 heavyweight title defense against Ken Norton at Yankee Stadium. He relocates from Chicago to Concord, Kiamesha Lake, hoping to avoid autograph seekers, sellers, and hangers on, while still engaging with fans and a boy with leukemia requesting a signed photo. He offers kindness to visitors, including a 60-strong Holbrook group and a brief moment with a shy 14 year old Indian girl, underscoring his softer side amid the spotlight.
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Tommy Renville
San Diego
Renville
Irving Rudd
Don
Saratoga Harness Entries for Wednesday September 15 1976
A listing of Saratoga harness races with results for the first through tenth pace events. Notable entrants include Henry T. Wilson Tiki Byrd Sue Time Boy Count Willowbrook Dogs Special Lucky Vita Special Mixture Penny T Leila Time Bilbo Baggins Lieta Ventura Short Streak Buzzy Beau and other horses across nine pacing divisions and a tenth, with purses ranging from 12 to 16 dollars.
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Tiki Byrd
Sue Time Boy
Miss Knight
Sleepy Call
Still Wind
Copper George
Count Willowbrook
Mr. Bunns
Andrea W
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Lyndys John
GoGlory
Rupert Express
Penny T
Juanitas Knight
Judgable
Port Getaha
Mathias Hanover
Lucky Vita
Speedy Frank
Tarrs Keystone
Jason Time
Smiths Byrd
Suewinkle
Rods Emmy
Prince Consort N
Proud Image
TP Frisco
Bilbo Baggins
Scope
Harold P. Damon
Danny C
Kwik A Way
Hopeful Eric
Coxey
Princess Lorelei
Leila
Little Hot Shot
King Prom
Rodney Hanna
Combat Gauman
Real Bachelor
Superior Knight
Lieta Ventura
Double Don
Ricci Bold Payster
Liz Lou
Scot
Metroliner
BG Pride
Bridget Baby
Clayhaven Romero
Eds Hai
Our Squire
Duane Brewster
Burwood Judge
Harness racing card results from Tuesday meet
Racing program lists ten pace and trot events on September 14 1976 with winners and payoffs. Notable times include First Pace Mile 2 07.3 and Fourth Pace Mile 2 08.3, with attendance 2 097 and handle 179 997 dollars.
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Colonial Chuck
Dots Inder
Doctor Jeff
Clever Ray
Big Tack Tera
Lads Judy
Bettors Kash
Justafinese
Poplar Annie
Aria Jo C
Sam Song
Stanley
Gil Blas
Shap
Wallkill Taurus
Taylor fuels rally as Phils top Expos 3 2 in inning comeback
Tony Taylor, age 40, delivered a clutch RBI single in a three run fifth, lifting the Philadelphia Phillies to a 3-2 win over the Montreal Expos and widening their NL East lead to six games over Pittsburgh. Lonborg lasted five innings in the win. Woodie Fryman took the loss for Montreal.
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Ollie Brown
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Luzinski
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Jim Lonborg
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Lonborg
Ron Schueler
Ron Reed
Woodie Fryman
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Murcer
Butch Metzger
Confessions of a lifelong Giant fan ends with a Sunday loss
John Hubbard laments the New York Giants opening defeat to the Washington Redskins. He recalls the move to New Jersey, disliked uniforms, and a season full of broken hopes. He singles out Craig Morton, Kilmer, and weak defense, vowing not to watch again yet clinging to faint optimism for the Raiders.
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