Griffey and Foster Lift Reds Past Dodgers 3 1
Ken Griffey and George Foster homered off Doug Ray in the sixth inning as Cincinnati defeated Los Angeles 3 1. Pat Zachry earned his third win versus the Dodgers, limiting them to four hits while fanning eight.
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Griffey
Foster
Reds
Dodgers
Cincinnati
Ken Griffey
George Foster
Doug Ray
Los Angeles
Pat Zachry
Bill Buckner
Steve Garvey
Zachry
Dodger
Bench
Innning
Steve Yeager
Joe Morgan
New York
Bud Harrelson
N. L
Ron LeFlore
Detroit
Wynn
Milwaukee
Ben Ogllvie
Oglivie
Brewers
Jim Slaton
Yankees
Cleveland
Figueroa
Craig Nettles
Atlanta
H. Houston
Rowland Office
Jin Wynn
Braves
Astros
Office
Ron LeFiore
Law favors Finley in latest squabble with commissioner
New York AP reports a dispute involving Commissioner Bowie Kuhn and Finley reaches a pivotal stage as legal arguments intensify. The case centers on authority and control within baseball governance, with Finley seeking redress amid league power dynamics.
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Law
Finley
New York
Bowie Kuhn
Kuhn
Bowie
Kult
Catfish Hunter
Peter Seitz
Andy Messersmith
Hunter
Oakland
Catfish
Wnnter
Yankees
Baseball
Finley Seeks Rematch in Baseball’s Heavyweight Championship
Charles C. Finley enters another bid for a rematch in baseball’s premier matchup. The story frames his pursuit as a defining clash for the era, with prospects and contenders shaping the path to a decisive title bout.
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Er Charles C. Finley
Charlies Sweep Rhode Island Club In 3-0 Victory
Charlestown Charlies defeated the Rhode Islami Red Sox 3-0 as Jones pitched four strong innings against the rival, while Tony Armas drove in two runs with a sacrifice fly and homer. Umpire Dave Pallone ejected Murtaugh Dilone and Steve Nicosia in the eighth amid heated calls. Alberta Louis joined the Charlies, replacing Omar Moreno, and will bolster the roster as Morenos moves to the Pirates.
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Philadelphia
Montreal
Garry Maddox
Phillies
Baltimore
Boston
Wayne Garland
New York Yankees
Red Sox
Rico Petrocelli
Atlanta
Houston
Pawtucket
Tim Jones
Charleston Charlies
Rhode Islami Red Sox
Jones
Charlies
Rhode Island
Dave Pallone
Miguel Dilone
Tim Muraugh
Steve Nicosia
Dilone
Pallone
Murtaugh
Charles
Nicosia
Tony Armas
Dijone
Armas
John Morlan
Charleston
Don Aase
The
Alberta Louis
Shreveport
Louis
Omar Moreno
Charlie
Moreno
Pirates
North-South football set for July 3 Laidley Field clash
A. L. Hardman reports the North-South all star game squads are assembled for July 3 at Laidley Field. Ticket distribution issues limit sales to Charleston area and coach remarks promise learning from experience. Also noted is a 6 year old Charleston boy’s 9.8 sprint in Morris County and new Quinella betting at Charles Town race track running June 21 to Oct 2.
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Laidley Field
W. Va
Assn
Charleston Lions
C. L. Spencer
Lions
Spencer
Charleston
Civic Center
West Virginia
James
Chipper" Carroll
Morris County
N.J
James Nelson
Pine Wood Park
Dunbar
Wilmer Calloway Carroll
James Carroll
Chatham Township
Charles Town
Huntington speech stirs Southern Conference tensions
Frank Cignetti spoke to the Huntington Lions Club on July 1 and was accused of downgrading the Southern Conference, a charge some say was justified as major programs desert the league. Rumors circulated about Gale Casotto firing assistants and possible Bearcat coach Bob Smith moves. John Perrow, Watt Powell Park gatekeeper, remains a Reds fan and Cincinnati commuter, riding free on rail passes after a 46 year C&O career.
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Frank Cignetti
Lions Club
West Virginia U
Huntington
WVU
Cabell
Marshall
Frank
S.C
W.M.I
Mary
East Carolina
Richmond
Cincinnati
Gale
Caslett
John Dickensheets
Bearcat
Bob Smith
Stonewall Jackson
West Virginia U. Star
John Perrow
Watt Powell Park
Charlies
Pittsburgh Pirates
Cincinnati Reds
C&o
John
Reds
Track and sports weigh in on hall of fame and pros move
The piece notes U S Track and Field Hall of Fame coverage expanding nationally. It mentions baseball scout Hugh Poland eyeing Columbus for Triple A, WVU athletic director Leland Byrd proposing a Cleveland State game, Jack Nicklaus revamping Greenbrier course, and Dieter Garrett advancing to corporate sales engineer at Reynolds Metals in Richmond after prior posts at Kaiser Aluminum.
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U.S
Track and Field Hall of Fame
Citizen-Journal
Glen Sprouse
Jackson
Columbus
San Francisco
Hugh Poland
Charlies
Ohio
Pittsburgh
Poland
WVU
Leland Byrd
West Virginia U
Mountaineer
Cleveland State
Mountaineers
New Hampshire
Hunter
Jack Nicklaus
Greenbrier
White Sulphur Springs
Dieter Garrett
Dunbar
Reynolds Metals Co
Richmond
Kaiser Aluminum
Ravenswood
Toledo
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Inoki
Rodney Bobhick
Jimmy Ellis
Pete Rose
Johny Bench
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Dave Concepcion
Garvey
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Kansas City
Jim Spencer
St. Louis
New York Mets
Lynn McGlothen
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Cardinals
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Marvin Miller
Major League Players Association
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Millay
Dave McNally
Seitz
McNally
Messersmith
Joe Rudi
Rollie Fingers
Vida Blue
Bobby Grich
Rick Burleson
Graig Nettles
Carlton Fisk
Fred Lynn
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Duong
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Firestone
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American Express
HONOR
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Firestone Store
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