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Newspaper

Columbus Telegram

Location

Columbus, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Oct 13, 1975

Page

19

Reds Rally Ends Red Sox Hope In World Series Thriller

Cincinnati Reds defeat Boston Red Sox 3-2 at Riverfront Stadium to seize a 3-2 series lead. Johnny Bench sparked the rally with a leadoff double, Concepcion stole second, and Ken Griffey Jr. delivered the decisive double off Dick Drago.

Red Sox Johnny Bench Bill Lee Boston Dick Drago Tony Perez George Foster Dave Concepcion

Reds seek edge on artificial surface in World Series

Boston argues it can win on synthetic fields as the Series shifts to Cincinnati where Riverfront Stadium features Astroturf. Joe Morgan notes dry infield at home helps pace and defense as the Reds aim to extend series lead with three straight games. Mario Andretti dominates Laguna Seca for Monterey Grand Prix win ahead of Unser.

Boston UPI Reds Boston Red Sox Cincinnati Fenway Park Riverfront Stadium Riverfront Joe Morgan Carlton Fisk Monterey Calif Mario Andretti Laguna Seca Raceway Kansas City Johnny Bench Red Sox Darrell Johnson Bench

Shields keeps title chase alive with seventh round KO

Unbeaten Randy Shields of Los Angeles won a 10 round decision over Alfonso Jiminez of Mexico for his 27th straight victory. Shields knocked down Jiminez in the seventh and advanced toward Guts Ishimatsu for the WBC lightweight title.

Los ‘Angeles UPI Randy Shields Los Angeles World Boxing Council Guts Ishimatsu Japan Shields Alfonso Jiminez Mexico

NHL Roundup: Kings Lose Lead as Rangers Rally

Los Angeles built a 6-0 cushion against New York but eased off late, allowing four goals in the final period. Vic Venasky and team defense led to a 6-4 final as the Kings stumble in a high scoring night across the NHL. Flyers beat Seals 4-1 as Leach and Clarke pace Philadelphia. Buffalo dominates Toronto 8-3 with Gare recording a hat trick. Chicago shuts out Vancouver 3-0. Islanders and Bruins play to a 3-3 tie leaving New York unbeaten in three games.

United Press International Los Angeles Kings Rangers Los Angeles Mike Murphy Vic Venasky Rogie Achon Gary Edwards Edwards Rick Middleton Steve Vickers Greg Polis Jean Ratelle Philadelphia Flyers Golden Seals Buffalo Sabres Toronto Maple Leafs Chicago Black Hawks Vancouver Canucks New York Islanders Boston Bruins Flyers Seals Reggie Leach Bobby Clarke California Dave Hrechkosy Philadelphia Wayne Stephenson Sabres Maple Leafs Danny Gare Buffalo Don Luce Gare Jacques Richard Black Hawks Canucks Tony Esposito Chicago Darcy Rota Phil Russell John Marks Islanders Bruins Wayne Cashman Boston New York Billy Harris

WEL to Meet on Possible World Football League Disbanding

WEL owners from 10 teams plan a New York meeting to decide the fate of the financially troubled league. Memphis Southmen owner John Bassett says a decision could be critical but would not disclose agenda. Portland and Philadelphia franchises are reportedly at risk as attendances flag across the league. San Antonio may escape dissolution with higher home attendance, while overall figures run low.

Memphis UPI New York United Press International Memphis Southmen John Bassett Bassett Portland Thunder Portland Philadelphia Thunder Bell San Antonio

U S Athletes Face Jeers at Pan American Games Opener

The United States team, over 600 strong, was jeered at the Pan American Games opening in Mexico City as Cuba led cheers. U S athletes expected to compete in 9 events today including track field shooting fencing and judo with hopes of multiple medals.

Mexico City UPI United States Cali Colombia Aztec Stadium U.S Cuba Silvio Leonard America Bill Collins Houston Dominican Republic U. S Arnie Robinson San Diego John Carlos da Oliveira Brazil Colorado Gary Bjorklund Boulder John Gregorio Denver Bjorklund Frank Shorter Hal Smeltzly Rich Worthman Tulsa Don Hanna Tucson Ariz Rafael Lopez Ans Argentina

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