Orioles split with Red Sox as Davis stars in win
Orioles beat Boston 5-2 to split the crucial two game set. Earl Weaver uses “choke talk” history to motivate his club while Tom Davis homered and scored twice. Other AL results include Yankees over Brewers in 11, Twins over KC, and White Sox over A’s.
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Earl Weaver
Baltimore Orioles
Orioles
Boston Red Sox
Kenya
Red Sox
Weaver
Los Angeles Dodgers
Tommy Davis
Dodgers
Davis
Giants
Boston Fans Turn Into A Witch Doctor Show At Orioles Game
Boston fans unleashed a dramatic pageant during a Red Sox loss to Baltimore as a witch doctor impersonator waved a tin foil wand atop the Orioles dugout and two fans rolled an effigy onto the infield amid a spirited, carnival atmosphere at Fenway Park with 31,797 in attendance.
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Boston
Baltimore
Orioles
Nairobi
Red Sox
Sooners top college football rankings as OSU gains
Oklahoma remains No. 1 after a 62-7 win over Oregon with mostly backups. Ohio State climbs to No. 2, Michigan and USC rise in the Top 5 as Alabama misses the top ten. Grimsley defends a pitch incident with a fan in Boston as ballparks contend with crowd trouble.
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UPI
Oklahoma
Ohio State
Sooners
Oregon
Barry Switzer
Michigan State
Michigan
Wisconsin
Southern California
Anthony Davis
Ricky Bell
Missouri
Alabama
Nebraska
Texas
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Notre Dame
Tennessee
Texas A&m
Florida
UCLA
Arkansas
Pittsburgh
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Miami
Ohio
West Virginia
San Diego State
Major League standings and Thursday games summary
Major League standings preview with schedules for Thursday and Friday. Teams listed include Kansas City Busby 17-12 at Minnesota Bane 1-0, Cleveland Bibby 6-15 at Detroit Lemanczyk 2-6, California Tanana 15-8 at Texas Ambarger 8-5, Oakland Siebert 4-4 at Chicago Kant 20-12, plus Friday matchups Minnesota at California, Oakland at Kansas City, Texas at Chicago, Boston at Detroit, New York at Cleveland, Milwaukee at Baltimore.
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Davis
Orioles
Rick Wise
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Minnesota
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Detroit
Cleveland
California
Texas
Chicago
Oakland
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Bane
Bibby
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Tanana
Ambarger
Siebert
Kant
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Philadelphia
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Diego Atlanta
Houston
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San Diego
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Morton
Ellis
Carlton
Stone
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Webb
Blair
Reed
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West Pet. G.B. W. L
Danny Murtaugh
Pirates
Expos
Cardinals
Gary Carter
Dan Warthen
Warthen
Lynn McGlothen
Brown and Bateman Target Ivy League Glory
Providence by UPI. Brown University football under coach John Anderson has rebuilt into a defense-driven team with 4-3-1 and 5-4-0 records in two seasons. The Bruins, predicted by five magazines to win the Ivy League, rely on 6-foot-5 quarterback Bob Bateman and a returning defense as they open September 27 against Rhode Island and close November 22 at Columbia.
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R.I
UPI
John Anderson
Brown University
Bruins
Brown
Anderson
Harvard
Crimson
Bob Bateman
Vermont
Bateman
University of Rhode Island
Columbia
Hinsdale racing entries and results from Sept 17–18, 1975
A dense list of harness and horse racing entries and results from Hinsdale shows Pac 7 and Pac 8 heats, with numerous horse names, handlers, and payout figures. Notable lines include Bee, Forever Haven, Bourbon ram, and Myron Scot along with multiple times and purses. The document records cash winnings, placements, and horse-driver pairings across Sept 17 and Sept 18, 1975, reflecting a busy pari-mutuel meet with varied performance data.
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Devils
Cara Farong
Chatfield
Eau Rompe
Scotti Aren
Oe Fae
Napoleon
Coeresane A
His Bee
Commas Baby
Stonnes Gold
Myne Ray
Cold Rein Oy
Soe Revonah
Don Brewster
Marktree Lois
Darwin
Curleve
Forever Haven
Georgies
Winns Tar Lady
Abednego
Scotland
Agnes
Alex C
Meneye Yoni
White GeeGee
Pusevee le Jith
Pace
Oe Janita
Myron Scot
Armbro
Pirates extend lead as they rout Phillies 9-1 in Philadelphia
Pirates dominate the Phillies 9-1 to stretch their NL East lead to seven games with 11 to play. Bruce Kison earned his 11th win after Richie Zisk and Rennie Stennett fueled 15 hits. Stennett set a major league record with 10 hits in two straight games, while Philadelphia Manager Danny Ozark conceded a miracle would be needed.
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New York
Indians
Graig Nettles
White Sox
A’s
Wilbur Wood
Chicago
Oakland
Wood
Dave Hamilton
Gene Tenace
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Rangers
Mickey Rivers
Jerry Remy
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Texas
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Andy Etchebarren
John Balaz
Remy
Rivers
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Royals
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Kansas City
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Lyman Bostock
Rod Carew
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Rennie Stennett
Bruce Kison
Tom Underwood
Willie Stargell
Zisk
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Frank Taveras
Stennett
Stan Musial
St. Louis Cardinals
York
Craig Swan
Reds
Astros
Tony Perez
Joe Morgan
Cincinnati
Houston
Giants
Fred Norman
Braves
von Joshua
San Francisco
Atlanta
Jim Barr
Phil Niekro
Torre’s thoughts of Gibson and their long friendship
Joe Torre recalls misjudging Bob Gibson in 1965 Bloomington and how Gibson later welcomed him to St Louis. Torre credits Gibson as a great competitor and notes their enduring friendship as Gibson heads to the Hall of Fame.
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Bob Gibson
St. Louis Cardinals
Torre
New York Mets
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Gibson
Oliva
Braves
Cardinals
Bloomington
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Catamount National Bank
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Monument Plaza Shopping Center
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