Major League Standings and Night Baseball Schedule
United Press International reports National League East standings with Phillies Mets Cubs Cardinals and other clubs. American League leaders include Oakland Boston Cleveland and New York with results from a slate of late games and stat leaders across batting pitching and fielding.
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Oklahoma Sooners face health as title run looms in 1977
Norman Oklahoma coach Barry Switzer prioritizes staying healthy for a No 3 ranked Oklahoma squad entering the 1977 season. He cites depth concerns in the secondary and at offensive tackle, but praises quarterback Thomas Lott and a deep bench of running backs. Defensively, 10 starters return but size and end experience worry him ahead of Big Eight play starting with Ohio State on Sept 24.
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How Hurt Is Hurt At The U S Open
In Forest Hills New York UPI reports top seeds Bjorn Borg and Jimmy Connors report injuries as they win opening matches. Borg withdraw risk noted after a day’s postponement while Connors dominates Dormin ez as Gerulaitis criticizes excuses amid growing moneyed pressure in tennis.
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Royals lose 8-0 as Knapp and Howard no-hit Omaha
Chris Knapp and Fred Howard combined for a nine inning no hit bid in Omaha’s 8-0 defeat to Iowa. Knapp left after four innings with eight strikeouts while Howard added six K's. Omaha’s Ken Cvojdick surrendered a three-run homer in the sixth as Iowa seized playoff positioning.
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Pro Basketball Trades Shake Up Nets and More
Transactions outline a flurry of trades and signings across the NBA, with Agrian Bantry and Mike Bantam sent from New Jersey to Indiana for Billy Kaighty, and George Johnson plus a 1979 Nets pick moving for Nate Archibald. Denver signs Jim Town. Boston, Cleveland, Detroit, Green Bay, Houston, Los Angeles, Miami, Minnesota, Pittsburgh, New England, Philadelphia, Tampa Bay, and other clubs announce multiple roster moves, waivers, and injuries as a broad league turnover unfolds.
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Browns sign Babich and Sipe to multiyear deals
Cleveland Browns announce on Thursday that veteran Bob Babich and quarterback Brian Sipe have signed multiyear contracts. Babich, a longtime lineman, and Sipe, the team’s quarterback, are both expected to play key roles.
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Nicklaus Seeks Firestone World Series Win This Week
AKRON Ohio UPI Nicklaus tops the 20 player World Series of Golf field at Firestone South Course seeking his first win since June. With a $400000 purse and 100000 top prize, he faces legends like Watson Crenshaw and Ballesteros plus international contenders. Final rounds televised by ABC and CBS coverage includes Saturday Sunday and Monday.
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Decision on St Louis Stars move delayed to late next week
St Louis Stars NASL head Ted Martin said a decision on moving the team for the 1978 season will come late next week. If the club stays, all games will be played at Busch Memorial Stadium, with talks underway with the St Louis Cardinals to secure suitable dates.
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Kansas City to host third pro hockey team in three years
Kansas City could host its third professional hockey club in as many years at Kemper Arena by next month. The City Council finance and audit committee recommended a two year lease with Detroit Club, Inc., doing business as the Kansas City Red Wings of the Central Hockey League. The full council must approve. The Red Wings replace the Blues who replaced the Scouts.
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Asked to resign as captain of Buffalo Sabres
Buffalo defenseman Jim Schoenfeld says he was asked by General Manager Punch Imlach to resign as captain of the Sabres. Imlach, citing the club’s new coach, says the captain should be chosen by the coach in the best interests of the hockey club.
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