Reds resist trading stars to improve pitching staff
Cincinnati General Manager Bill Bergesch says the Reds have no plans to trade young talents such as Eric Davis, Tracy Jones, Kal Daniels, Kurt Stillwell, or Barry Larkin to fix pitching. Despite talks with other teams, Bergesch notes near-desperate moments, yet he stays firm against moving these players while the team holds a slim lead over Houston in the NL West. Kevin McHale of the Celtics underwent surgery for a broken foot with eight to 12 weeks in a cast, potentially delaying his return for the next season starting in late October. The Redskins acquire veteran tight end Chris Dressel from the Oilers for a draft pick, adding depth at tight end and H-back. Jeff Sizemore signs to play baseball at East Tennessee State after a standout high school career. Local golf leagues at Richwood conclude first halves with Bailey’s Lounge and Baker Mine Service taking top spots, while individual scores highlight the event. A 10:30 p.m. WTBS baseball game Braves at Dodgers caps off the night.
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Cincinnati Reds
Bill Bergesch
Reds
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Bergesch
Eric Davis
Tracy Jones
Kal Daniels
Kurt Stillwell
Barry Larkin
Boston Celtics
Kevin McHale
McHale
Theee Redskins
Chris Dressel
Houston Oilers
NFL
Redskins
Bobby Beathard
Dressel
Oilers
Dresse
Pulaski Tops Baby Birds 4-2 Behind Hunter's Two HRs
Bryan Hunter hit two home runs to power the Pulaski Braves past the Bluefield Orioles 4-2 in the Appy League home opener at Bowen Field. Bluefield dropped to 0-3 in the standings, with starter Dave Miller taking the loss after nine strikeouts over 7 1 3 innings. The Orioles rallied to tie early, but Pulaski surged with three runs in the sixth to seize the lead and hold on.
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Miller
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Bogues Robinson steal NBA draft show
David Robinson the 7 foot 1 center was the No 1 pick by San Antonio amid naval commitment uncertainties. Tyrone Bogues, at 5-3, went 12th to the Washington Bullets, making him the smallest player in the league joining 7-7 Manute Bol on the Bullets roster.
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Manute Bol
Manute
Knick Ron Moore drafted in second round at home
Irene Moore celebrates as her son Ron Moore, 7-foot center, becomes New York Knicks second round pick 25th overall. The West Virginia State standout led his team to the NAIA finals and was expected by scouts to go in the first round or top five. Other WVU players were drafted in later rounds.
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Moore
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Virginia Military Institute
Gay Elmore
Milwaukee Bucks
Elmore
South Charleston
Golden State Warriors
Ron Legette
Legette
Syracuse
N.Y
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Virginian Pilot
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Ledger-Star
Tech
Callaghan
Bob Lewis
Smoot
Dale T
Dutch” Baughman
Virginia Tech
Roanoke
S.D. Roberts Moore
Baughman
Charlie Moir
Seaver Retires After Comeback with Mets
Tom Seaver, 42, announced his retirement at a Shea Stadium news conference, saying his arm had nothing left after coming back to help the injured Mets. The Hall of Fame pitcher, winningest in Mets history with a 311-205 record and 2.86 ERA, never pitched in a regular season game in his latest stint.
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Tom Seaver
New York Mets
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Mets
Frank Cashen
Shea Stadium
Tom Seaver's Twenty Terrific MLB Career Span
Hall of Fame pitcher Tom Seaver's 1967 debut with the New York Mets launched a remarkable major league arc lasting two decades. He also starred for the Mets and later the Cincinnati Reds and Chicago White Sox, delivering Cy Young worthy seasons and enduring influence on baseball pitching and leadership across early to mid 1980s.
Virginia Tech basketball probe panel to receive outside findings
Deputy Attorney General R. Claire Guthrie delivered investigative material to the Virginia Tech panel overseeing the basketball probe. The panel plans to forward the package, with in-house data, to President William E. Lavery within a week to 10 days. Officials declined to share details, noting ongoing discussions and prior leadership changes amid donor and program scrutiny.
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R. Claire Guthrie
Virginia Tech
William E. Lavery
Marty Callaghan
Bert Rohrer
Mary Sue Terry
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Callaghan
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