McBride Reed spark Redbirds in late go go rally
Bill Madden reports on Buke McBride driving in a key inside the park homer and two long shots to power the St. Louis Cardinals past Cincinnati 4 0. Reed earned the win to improve to 12 4 as St Louis stays within 2 1/2 games of Pittsburgh in the NL East.
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Judge to rule Friday in Mgridders' suit
In Omaha a federal judge will decide Friday if four University of Nebraska football players may play in the Sept 13 Husker Opener vs LSU. The juniors are challenging NCAA suspensions from the 1972 Orange Bowl and 1974 Sugar Bowl, arguing due process was denied.
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Phillies Shortstop Bowa Stars in Defensive Feat
League standings note that Larry Bowa of the Philadelphia Phillies committed only 12 errors in 718 chances over 162 National League games last season highlighting his elite defense.
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Mark Donohue Death and Racing Reflections
Mark Donohue, known for his courtesy and safety focus, died after a tire failure in Austria following a career of Indy 500 glory, Pocono wins, and multiple championships. He had recently considered retirement and briefly explored Formula 1, choosing to retire from racing but returning briefly before his death.
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Ryan Back In Groove As Angels Beat Brewers 6 1
Nolan Ryan pitched a strong three hitter with nine strikeouts in 7 2 3 innings to lift the California Angels over the Milwaukee Brewers 6 1. Adrian Garrett homered, Mickey Rivers drove in two runs, and Ryan reported slight elbow soreness but no groin or leg issues as he neared full effectiveness.
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Karel caps double win in league opener at Columbus Bowl
Lonnie Karel took high game 245 and high series 638 as opening night action in the Cornhusker League at Columbus Bowl saw Karel lead both metrics. Micek Construction Company won high team game 092 and high team series 2487. Additional 200s were rolled by Lowell Becher 202 Cee Hack 221 Genie Engel and Karel 201. Mark Och achieved a difficult 46 triplicate.
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Baseball Leaders Weave Through August Standings
United Press International reports top batters, steals, and pitching figures for both leagues on August 21 1975. Key names include Mayberry Jackson Scott and Bonds in batting, Lopes Morgan Brock Vedeno in steals, and Seaver Sutton Matlack Palmer and others leading pitching races.
Nebraska men lead shooters at national championships
At Camp Perry the National Rise and Pistol Championships saw Gary Anderson of Axtell Neb lead after the third day with 1185 54 x out of 1200. Arisiy Set was second at 1181 with 52 x. J C Earl Waterman of Santa Barbara Calif and David Boyd of Triangle Va placed racing to the top with 1179 and 42 x. G David Tull of Canadien Tex followed with 38 x.
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