Umpires Strike Forces Substitutes In Toronto Game
Major league umpires led by Bill Kunkel walked out delaying a Toronto Blue Jays Minnesota Twins game. Federal court action was filed to block the strike while replacements filled home plate and bases. Umpire demands include vacations, job security, cost of living raises and higher disability benefits.
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al Clark
Bill Deegan
Terry Cooney
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al Contant
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Jerry Zimmerman
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Les Tritel
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Ivan DeJesus
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Manny Trillo
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Woods Drives In Four As Jays Rally To Beat Twins
Al Woods homered twice and drove in four as Toronto topped Minnesota 7-3, starting a day marked by umpires strike action. John Mayberry, Willie Horton and Roy Howell added key hits while Don Kirkwood earned the win and Mike Willis closed for the save.
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Ali Spinks rematch looms as fans weigh champions
The column ponders Muhammad Ali as he nears a September 15 rematch with Leon Spinks. It argues Ali’s prime era vs older greats, questions his legacy, and notes boxing’s decline while football and golf rise, ending with local talk about Mt View consolidation and a coach named Sid Cure.
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Rival high schools stacked with talent face team unification
The writer notes Gary and Welch built strong rosters and predicts Care must merge athletes from two longtime rivals. Sid Cure may employ a wide open offense at Gary and past Gary teams under Cure suggest unexpected, effective plays. Pack at Princeton is praised for discipline but faces uncertain troops this season.
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Irwin Fires 63 To Lead Field
Hale Irwin shot an 8 under par 63 at Pinehurst No. 2 to lead the Hall of Fame Golf Classic after 36 holes. Tom Kite and Howard Twitty trailed by one stroke, with others like Tom Watson and Mike McCullough close behind. Irwin made two birdie chances slip by but highlighted by a 10 one putts and a relentless back nine in cool, windy conditions.
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Saturday and Friday Major League Baseball and Football Highlights
A schedule list covers Saturday games Minnesota at Toronto Milwaukee at Detroit California at Boston Seattle at Baltimore Oakland at New York Cleveland at Chicago Kansas City at Texas plus Friday games St Louis at Atlanta Chicago at Cincinnati Pittsburgh at Houston New York at San Diego Philadelphia at Los Angeles Montreal at San Francisco St Louis at Atlanta Philadelphia at Los Angeles Urban notes include Rural Retreat at Honaker football 14–0 opener and Bluefield College signing Dan Etherington from Versailles Kentucky 6 5 center.
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BSC Opens Grid Practice in Bluefield State College Football
Bluefield State College football coach Tony Zvonar starts 1978 drills with about 60 players. The team trains on campus and at Camp Boland Virginia then travels to Greensboro for a September 9 game versus Guilford College. Home opener vs Fairmont State set for September 16 at 7 30 p.m. at Mitchell Stadium.
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Orioles Rally Past Bristol Tigers 5 4 in Appalachian League
Ed Hook pitched effectively for Bluefield as Bristol fell 5 to 4 after Bluefield scored five in the pivotal sixth inning to erase a 2-0 deficit. Hook allowed nine hits with Saunders, Thigpen, and Hudson behind him. WP Hook LP Saunders. No further details available.
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Peterson Sets Record in Dutch Grand Prix Trials
Ronnie Peterson of Sweden in a JPS-Lotus set a lap record 1 minute 16.97 seconds in opening trials for the Dutch Grand Prix at Zandvoort. Carlos Reutemann 1:17.34 and Mario Andretti 1:17.46 followed. 30 drivers compete for 26 spots, as Andretti leads the world championship with 54 points.
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Chargers Sign Lydell Mitchell After Trade With Colts
San Diego announces the signing of running back Lydell Mitchell after acquiring him from Baltimore for Joe Washington and a draft choice. Mitchell, 29, is an All Pro with 5,487 rushing yards and 298 career receptions, set a Colts rushing record, and may join the Chargers for a preseason game against the New York Giants. The team plans to prep for the Seattle opener after the game.
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