Hudson to start Game 3 for Phillies in NLCS
Phillies rookie Charles Hudson, 24, will take the mound in Veterans Stadium against the Los Angeles Dodgers and Bob Welch in Game 3. The pivotal contest follows a split after two games, with Philadelphia aiming to move one win from the World Series.
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Boddicker Ties Record in Orioles Win Over White Sox
Orioles pitcher Mike Boddicker matched a major league record with a slider that closed out Julio Cruz at the plate. Roenicke homered and Singleton drove in a run as Baltimore won behind strong pitching and key defensive plays. Roenicke's sixth hit off Bannister powered the bottom of the inning.
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Wahlert Upsets No 2 Iowa City High In MVC Showdown
Dubuque Wahlert, unranked, upset No 2 Iowa City High 28-21 as QB Bob Kirschbaum threw three TDs and ran for another. City High’s Scott Flynn passed 49 times for 348 yards and three scores, while Wahlert linebacker and running back Brad Burgmeier added a TD on 11 carries.
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Coaches watch Lion-Mar star John Anderson from Cedar Rapids
Ohio State coach Eldon Miller and Michigan State coach Jud Heathcote observed Lion-Mar senior center John Anderson as Cedar Rapids with Jefferson played in a high school league. Olson also visited, three major coaches in two days. Lions crushed Jefferson 105 53 and look strong to repeat.
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Coetzee Knocks Out Dokes for WBA Title on TV
Gerrie Coetzee defeated Michael Dokes by knockout in the 10th round to win the WBA heavyweight title. ABCs Wide World of Sports will air the bout Saturday from 4 to 5 30 p.m. Central. The match, staged Sept 23 in Richfield Ohio, is viewed as a major upset in heavyweight history.
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Sampson Delivers 24 In Debut For Rockets In Dallas Loss
Ralph Sampson, 7 foot 4 rookie, scored 24 points in 30 minutes for Houston. He added six rebounds two blocks and four assists as the Rockets fell 122 111 to the Mavericks in an exhibition game in Dallas.
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Ex-Royal boss Frey new Cubs' manager
Jim Frey, 51, formerly of the Kansas City Royals and a Mets coach, was named manager of the Chicago Cubs by General Manager Dallas Green. The hire follows Charlie Fox, whose stint ended after the Cubs finished 71-91, 19 games back in the NL East. Frey previously guided the Royals to the 1980 World Series.
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Niekro Leaves Braves After 20-Year Run
Phil Niekro says he is leaving the Atlanta Braves and will clear out his locker Friday morning. He declined further comment while Braves officials would only say he would speak with reporters at 11 a.m. Today, amid indications he is not in the 1984 pitching plans.
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