Phillies Take Over First as Pirates Sweep Reds
Philadelphias Greg Luzinski ending a 6-for-14 drought with a two-run homer sparked a 8-3 Phillies victory that moved them to first in the NL East after Chicago fell to San Diego. Dave Parker homered twice for Pittsburgh as the Pirates swept Cincinnati 12-10 and 16-13, with a brawl marring the opener and a heated moment when Pirates catcher Taveras was struck by a pitch. Cincinnati's George Foster belted two homers in game two as he and Johnny Bench provided the Reds power. Houston beat St Louis 5-4, Mets edged Giants 3-2, and Montreal topped Atlanta 6-4.
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Ken Griffey
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Jazz Near Deal to Sign Maravich for 700000 Year
New Orleans Jazz near agreement to sign Pete Maravich to a five year contract paying more than 700000 annually, potentially making him the NBA's highest paid athlete. Jazz spokesman cautioned negotiations not finished and no binding signature yet, with eight attorney requests delaying finalization.
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Eagles Fly Jets As Exhibitions Underway
NFL preseason opened with the Giants and Patriots facing off as both teams seek clear roles. Giants aim for progress in a rebuilding year under McVay, while the Patriots pursue further development after a strong 11-8 season and playoff run. Additional exhibition games featured several matchups Saturday night across the league.
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Eagles
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Tom Sullivan
Herb Lusk
Cleveland Franklin
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Craig Penrose
Denver
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Morton
Lonnie Perrin
Penrose
Rick Upchurch
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Jerry Golsteyn
Ilinois
Fio
Jajney
Arees Saree
NFL
Dennis Shaw
Steve Ramsey
Bron
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Steve Grogan
Big 33 tilt sparks talk of new format and excitement
In Hershey Pennsylvania the West coach Andy Urbanic of Penn Hills says tonight’s Big 33 PIAA East-West classic may adopt a new format to boost excitement. Across sports briefs, MLB trades and NHL expansion applications are noted, including the NHL entry bids by Oilers Whalers Stingers Aeros Jets and the Nordiques filing documents.
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Houston Aeros
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World Hockey Association
National Hockey League
Quebec
OJ Simpson to Undergo Tests at Johns Hopkins Monday
Niagara Falls AP reports running back OJ Simpson will be tested at Johns Hopkins University Hospital in Baltimore on Monday to determine the cause of recurring blurred vision in his left eye. Bills officials said he reported the issue Tuesday after multiple Buffalo doctor visits but received no diagnosis. The team left him behind as they traveled to a preseason game in Pittsburgh.
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Baltimore
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Major League Leaders Snapshot from Baseball Standings
National League leaders appear with batting marks like Parker 141 hits and Rose 130 RBIs, plus Stennett 194 hits and Foster 66 runs. American League figures include Carew 303 batting average, Rice 29 home runs, and Bonds 75 RBIs. Also listed are doubles, triples, stolen bases, and top pitchers with wins and strikeouts across both leagues.
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Five Still In Contention For Playoffs
Five teams remain in the race for the South Erie County League playoffs with National Bank hosting Spartansburg as a weather break could seal NBC’s third straight Corry Division title. Sherman’s Thursday win over Harned clinched at least a tie for the Vault Minders, who also earned a postseason berth.
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Marine Bank Have Slipped Badly of Late, the Sportsmen
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Indians fall as Twins erupt in fourth inning
In a 14-10 win over Cleveland, Minnesota blows open the game with five RBIs from Mike Cubbage including a grand slam, matching a club record as they send 14 to the plate in the fourth. Jeff Torborg lamented Cubbage's clutch defense and bat, while Glenn Adams homered and Rod Carew drew a key walk.
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