Reds Rally Past Cubs in High-Scoring 18-17 Affair
In Chicago, George Foster and Pete Rose powered an eighth inning burst as Cincinnati overcame Chicago 18 to 17. The Reds piled on seven runs in the ninth to seal the win, stretching their hot stretch to 17 victories in 21 games.
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Chicago
George Foster
Pete Rose
Cincinnati Reds
Chicago Cubs
Cubs
Jerry Morales
Reds
Joe Morgan
Cincinnati
Pedro Borbon
Rose
Ken Griffey
Doug Flynn
Bill Plummer
Ron Lyle Pleads Innocent To Shooting Charge
Denver AP report says heavyweight Ron Lyle pleads innocent to second degree assault and felony menacing after allegedly firing two shots at his estranged wife Nadine following an argument at a downtown Denver hotel. Trial set for Sept. 24. no injuries reported. Lyle free on bond.
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Denver
Ron Lyle
Lyle
Muhammad Ali
Las Vegas
Nadine
Rankin Leads Medina Open After First Round
Judy Rankin shoots 70 in gusty winds to lead the Medina Open at Weymouth Valley. She cards three birdies and one bogey despite a heavy cold, one shot ahead of Marle Breer Carol Mann and Dorothy Germain who all shot 71.
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Medina, Ohio
Judy Rankin
Marle Breer
Carol Mann
Dorothy Germain
Weymouth Valley Country Club
Miss Rankin
Medina
Ohio
Carol Manney
Marie Breer
Mareiene Hagge
Amy Almcott
Jo Ann Washam
Laura Baugh
Kathy Whitworth
Jan Ferraris
Joyce Karmierski
Sandra Palmer
Kathy McMullen
Kathy Anern
Kathy Postiewaite
Janet LePera
Ecko Nakamura
Maria Astrologes
Beth Stone
Jocelyne Bourassa
Sandra Posty
Margee Masters
Wes Jerityn Britz
Betsy Cullen
Sandra Burns
Track Hall Of Fame Induction In Charleston Today
Thirteen track and field stars will be inducted into the National Track and Field Hall of Fame during a meet in Charleston with 12 invitational events. Inductees include Jin Thorpe, Bob Richards, Bobby Morrow, Helen Steffany, John Flanay, Alice von Bagi, Ralph Metcalfe, Stella Edward Hayden, and others, all Olympic gold medalists. Notables also include Shorter in the two mile, Tom Burleson, Will Rodgers, Dan Jerigan, and Alex Kasich among entrants. Glenn Hulse will captain Army's indoor track team next season.
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Charleston
W.va
L-Sports
Jin Thorpe
Bob Richards
Bobby Morrow
Helen Ste
John Flanay
Tom Burleson
Chicago Track Club
Will Rodgers
Boston Track Club
Dan Jerigan
West Liberty State College
Alex Kasich
West Virginia
Indiana
Dan Ridlen
Bob Crites
Bill Gifford
Penn State
Kevin Keller
Neville Sinclair
Maryland
Sylvester Wilson
Wilson
Glenn Hulse
Rockville
Army
Major League standings and Sunday fixtures summary
Baseball schedule lists Saturday games for Oakland at Detroit Baltimore at Minnesota California at Milwaukee Chicago at New York Boston at Kansas City Cleveland at Texas New York at San Diego Philadelphia at Los Angeles and Sunday matchups Pittsburgh at Atlanta Cincinnati at Chicago Houston at St Louis Montreal at San Francisco New York at San Diego Philadelphia at Los Angeles plus a note that Dave Lawson led the 1974 U S Air Force football team with 70 points via 19 field goals and 13 PATs.
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Siebert
Detroit
Walker
Baltimore
Grimskey
Minnesota
Goltz
California
Ryan
Milwaukee
Travers
Chicago
Wood
New York
Medich
Boston
Tiant
Kansas City
Pattin
Cleveland
Harrison
Texas
J Brown
Koosman
San Diego
Jones
Philadelphia
Twitchell
Los Angeles
Hooton
Pittsburgh
Atlanta
Cincinnati
Houston
St. Louis
Montreal
San Francisco
Dave Lawson
U.S. Air Force
Associated Press
Pole
Wise
Fitgmorris
Splittortt
Holtzman
Coleman
Chicago Osteen
Dobson
Singer
Colborn
Cuellar
Corbin
Peterson
Wright
St Louis
Ranger acquire Perry in trade with Indians
Gaylord Perry, four time 20 game winner, was traded from the Cleveland Indians to the Texas Rangers for three pitchers. Perry said the move could be best for him and expects to pitch several more years. Manager Frank Robinson said there was no ill feeling and noted the Rangers will use Brown in relief.
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Arlington
Tex
Gaylord Perry
Cleveland Indians
Texas Rangers
Eee
Perry
Frank Robinson
Robinson
Illy Martin
Jim Bibby
Jackie Brown
Rick Waits
Texas
Pacific Coast
Kane
Suns
Indians
Rangers
Eddie Brinkman
New York Yankees
Mike Cubbage
Martin
Bibby
Brown
Dent Upset With All Star Voting in Chicago
White Sox shortstop Bucky Dent complains about being eighth in AL All-Star balloting. He hits .308 with strong defense and low team attendance behind him. Dent cites exposure for Campaneris and team cellar status as reasons for the voting gap.
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Bucky Dent
White Sox
Dent
New York Yankes
Oakland
Bert Campaneris
Mark Belanger
Baltimore
Belanger
Campaneris
A’s
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Jack Billingham
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Flynn
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