Mets end Expos seven game win streak in rain soaked duel
Mike Scott and Neil Allen held Montreal to seven hits as the Mets beat the Expos 2-1 at Olympic Stadium. Dave Kingman and Rusty Staub provided the Mets' early run, while Lee Mazzilli and Ellis Valentine added the insurance in the seventh. The Expos remain 11 games up in the NL East with time dwindling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montreal
Expos
Olympic Stadium
Mike Scott
Neil Allen
New York Mets
St. Louis Cardinals
Scott
Allen
Jim Fanning
Mets
Steve Rogers
Dave Kingman
Rusty Staub
New York
Lee Mazzilli
Alex Trevino
Ellis Valentine
Gary Carter
Larry Parrish
Terry Francona
Cubs
Phillies
Butler brothers shine at Sixth Nissen Open table tennis
Scott Butler of Iowa City wins two titles at Coe’s Eby Fieldhouse including men’s class A with 21-7 21-17 over Dan Nisbet and under-17 crown with 21-14 21-16 21-17 over Gene Lennon. Jim Butler also claims under-15 title defeating Wang Spencer 21-8 21-14 21-19. Danny Seemiller takes men’s singles and Stillions trophy. Nisbet Olson win doubles. Cheryl Dadian tops women’s singles. Dadian-Trenholme win women’s doubles. Various finalists from Iowa, Missouri, Wisconsin and Minnesota noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scott Butler
Iowa City
Coe’s
Eby Fieldhouse
Butler
Dan Nisbet
Pittsburg
Gene Lennon
St. Louis
Quang Bui
Oregon
Scott
Jim
Wang Spencer
Chicago
Danny
Seemiller
Bull Seemiller
United States
Oui
John Stillions
Cedar Rapids
George Nissen
Stillions
Jefferson High School
Donny Seemiller
Quang Bai
Brandon Olson
Minneapolis
Ray O Domigo
New York
Soo Ing Yip
Malaysia
Sharon Dadian
Oak Creek
Wisc
Shela O'Dougherty
O’dougherty
Takako Trenholme
Jim Butler
Butlef
Nisbet
S.butler
George Hendry
Dave Kasten
St. Joseph
Bears Rams clash in Soldier Field showdown
Los Angeles Rams quarterback pat haden expected to start at soldier field against the chicago bears before 64000 fans on national tv if unable jeff rutledge would start. ram signed dan pastorini but not expected to play. bears running back walter payton has 242 yards on 67 carries this season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Pat Haden
Los Angeles Rams
Chicago Bears
Soldier Field
KCRG
Haden
Green Bay
Jeff Rutledge
Rams
Packers
Los Angeles
Rutledge
Dan Pastorini
Oakland Raiders
Houston Oilers
Pastorini
Bears
Walter Payton
Unbeaten Atlanta falters as Jets drive to win
Steve Bartkowski connected on two TD passes to Alfred Jenkins for Atlanta. In New York, Richard Todd threw three TDs, including two to Wesley Walker, as the Jets sacked Houston eight times to win their first after three losses. Todd went 25 of 39 for 312 yards at Shea Stadium with Wesley Walker grabbing eight receptions for 128.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
Steve Bartkowski
Alfred Jenkins
Falcons
Richard Todd
Wesley Walker
New York
Houston
Todd
Shea Stadium
Walker
Oilers
Tigers move back into 1st
Detroit rode Dan Perry's four hit pitching and Ron Jackson's run and eighth inning RBI to beat Milwaukee 2-1 and reclaim first in the AL East. Sparky Anderson urged team confidence as Yount's wind aided a Milwaukee run, while New York routed Baltimore and Cleveland edged Boston in a busy AL roundup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit Tigers
Ron Jackson
Dan Perry
Tigers
Milwaukee Brewers
Sparky Anderson
Petry
Ted Simmons
Milwaukee
Jackson
Randy Lerch
Simmons
Detroit
Brewers
Robin Yount
Yount
Cecil Cooper
Kirk Gibson
New York
Baltimore
Cleveland
Boston
Minnesota
Texas
Kansas City
Seattle
Toronto
California
Chicago
Oakland
Reggie Jackson
Dave Righetti
Herr lifts Cardinals to win as Expos loom in series
Tom Herr ended a 1-for-17 drought with a bases loaded triple in the fourth and then stole home to lift St. Louis within 1 1/4 games of the East leaders Montreal. The Cardinals host the Expos for a two game series starting Monday in St. Louis. The Astros beat the Dodgers as Don Sutton, one day after Nolan Ryan no hit Los Angeles, flirted with a no hitter for six innings before a two hit shutout. Houston remains 1 4 percentage points ahead of Cincinnati in the NL West. Sutton allowed a solo homer by Ken Landreaux in the seventh and a Steve Sax homer in the ninth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Herr
St. Louis
Expos
Astros
Dodgers
Don Sutton
Nolan Ryan
Los Angeles
Houston
Cincinnati
Fernando Valenzuela
Sutton
Ken Landreaux
Steve Sax
Also Mentioned on This Page
United Press International
Bake McBride
Steve Carlton
Phils
Bill Buckner
Ty Waller
Mike Krukow
Buckner
Reds
Braves
Tom Seaver
Mike LaCoss
Ken Griffey
Seaver
Giants
Padres
Doyle Alexander
Jack Clark
San Francisco
Butlers
Sheila O’dougherty
Dadhan
O'Dougherty
Trenholme
NFL
Jets
Eagles
Redskins
Louie Giammona
Philadelphia
Washington
Vikings
Tommy Kramer
Randy Holloway
John Jefferson
Cowboys
Dallas
Butch Johnson
Ed Jones
Ance
Johnson
Danny White
Jones
Phil Simms
49Ers
Saints
Joe Montana
Freddie Solomon
Ronnie Lott
Broncos
Chargers
Craig Morton
Dave Preston
Rob Lytle
Denver
San Diego
Chiefs
Seahawks
Ted McKnight
Bill Kenney
Buccaneers
Cardinals
James Owens
Tampa Bay
Bucs
Yankees
Orioles
Indians
Red Sox
Bo Diaz
Twins
Rangers
Gary Ward
Pete Redfern
Royals
Mariners
George Brett
Jays
Angels
John Mayberry
White Sox
A’s
Harold Baines
Carlton Fisk
Chet Lemon
Tony Bernazard
The
Pirates
Mant Paine
Henley
England
Alan Paine
Lily FS
Goodyear
MasterCard
Visa
American Express
Cate Blanche
Diners Club
2Nd Ave
Eldon Collingwood
Mgr
Marion East Edge
7Th Ave
Larry Northup
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!