Bang Bang Play Delivers Pirates Win Over Cardinals
Lou Brock was thrown out at the plate in the eighth as Manny Sanguil len gunned him down on Richi Hebner’s relay. Hebner’s 10th inning RBI gave the Pirates a 1-0 victory, moving them within a half game of St Louis in the NL East. Dodgers beat Braves 4-3 to cut magic number to four. Brewers split with Indians in a twin bill.
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Ohio State rises to No 1 in the AP college football poll after routing Oregon State 51 10 while Notre Dame slips to second following a 49 3 win over Northwestern. Oklahoma remains third and Alabama moves to fourth as Texas A&M debuts in the rankings with a 21 14 upset of LSU.
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Baseball schedule and standings overview for Tuesday results
Detroit at Baltimore and Chicago at Texas matchups lead a dense schedule while NL East standings show St Louis Pittsburgh and Philadelphia atop the division. Tuesday’s games include Montreal at Chicago New York at Philadelphia Houston at Cincinnati Pittsburgh at St Louis San Francisco at San Diego Atlanta at New York.
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Jim Connors, citing pride, defeated Harold Solomon 6-3 6-1 to claim his second consecutive singles title at the $100,000 Pacific Southwest Open. He extended a 12-match winning streak after a midseason flu pause. Connors earned $16,000. Solomon $8,000. Masters and Case won the doubles title 6-3 6-2. In Denver, Nancy Richey Gunter and Evonne Goolagong led the opening day of the $50,000 Denver women’s pro tour, with Gunter defeating Holladay 6-3 6-2 and Goolagong dropping the first set before winning 5-7 6-3 6-1. Kathy Kuykendall beat Tina Zwaan 5-7 6-3 7-6. Chris Evert had a first-round bye.
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Birmingham Americans signed guard Bob Kuechenberg and defensive back Tim Foley from Miami joining Paul Warfield Larry Csonka and Jim Kiick as NFL stars who joined the World Football League. Dolphins coach Don Shula lamented the losses but noted a rebuilding push. Kuechenberg and Foley, both 26, were key front-line players leaving after contract offers were rejected.
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The Detroit Wheels arrive in New York for a World Football League game with the Stars and may relocate afterward. Publicity director Ray Hozer says Detroit is likely but admits no decision, with Charlotte also considered. The Wheels struggle, winning only once in 12 games, while New York leads in rushing defense and interception counts. Other Week 13 matchups include Memphis at Louisiana, Birmingham at Portland, Jacksonville at Southern California, and Philadelphia at the Hawaiians.
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Simpson Left Knee Injury Clouds Bills Jets Clash
Buffalo Bills star running back O J Simpson is listed as doubtful for Sunday after a bruised left knee and sprained right ankle. Coach Lou Saban said further exams Thursday would clarify his status for the game against the New York Jets. The contusion followed a fumble in the third quarter against Miami.
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Kennedys BC and HC QB Kennedy dies at 74
James E. Kennedy, a Boston College and Holy Cross quarterback in the 1920s and a member of the NFL Buffalo Americans, died Sunday at age 74.
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