Phillies Clinch Split With Reds In Extra Inning Thriller
In a dramatic battle of division leaders, the Phillies rally for a 4-3 win over the Reds after Garry Maddox's double plates Jay Johnstone in the 12th. Tug McGraw's mental math and Perez's at bat sap the Reds' momentum as Houston tops Chicago 5-3 and Kansas City edges Boston 7-6 in 15 innings.
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Tony Perez
Philadelphia
Tug McGraw
McGraw
Perez
Maddox
Jay Johnstone
Phillies
Reds
Cincinnati
Houston Astros
Chicago Cubs
Kansas City Royals
Boston Red Sox
Sparky Anderson
Phils
Johnstone
Johnny Bench
Dan Driessen
Greg Luzinski
Astros
Cuba
R. Richard
Rick Monday
Bill Madlock
Cubs
Jose Cruz
Houston
Royals
Red Sox
Kansas City
Hal McRae
Jims Wohlford
Bob Stinson
Dan Sikes shoots 68 leads American Golf Classic field
Amiable Dan Sikes cores 68 on the North course at Firestone to lead by one over Don Iverson Mike McCullough Fuzzy Zoeller Ed Sneed and Bobby Wadkins. 43 players finished under par as McCullough and Sneed moved into contention with bold back nine bursts. Masters champ Ray Floyd Jerry Pate Dave Stockton and Arnold Palmer also under par in Akron.
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Akron
Ohio
Dan Sines
Sikes
Firestone Country Club
Don Iverson
Mike McCullough
Fuzzy Zoeller
Ed Sneed
Bobby Wadkins
Jim Colbert
Firestone
South
North
Zoeller
Sneed
Iverson
Wadkins
Lanny Wadkins
McCullough
Larry Ziegler
Ray Floyd
Jerry Pate
Dave Stockton
Arnold Palmer
Fragmentary Names and Phrases From a Historical Page
A garbled OCR fragment lists numerous personal names such as Harrison, Gamaine, Clabbats, Bob Mang, Stave Fogle, Roc alle y, Paul Site, Mary McLean, Olive Ryn, and Mary Philips, with stray numbers and unclear associations. The text resembles a crumbled directory or milestone line without coherent events.
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Harrison & Gamaineek
Clabbats
Nahr
Enacr Kunovle
Bob Mang
Stave Fogle
Roc Alley
Paul Site
White Harrison
David Aller
Gatesrmar
Warrih Hoovan
Spartans Score as Corry Falls in Trap League Duel
Spartansburg hosts post season shoot as Spar ta shooters of the Erie Crawford County Trap League defeat Gem City 123 to 116. Harold Linden Jr Marshall California Bill Warren lead with 25s, Jerry Linden George Stapf and George Heiser added 24s. Corry lost 123-118 to Albion with Lyle Miles at 25, Fran Hanlin 24, Denny Jerome Pete Parker and Dick Drake 23.
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Spartansburg
Sparta
Gem City
Corry
Albion
Harold Linden Jr
Marshall
California
Bill Warren
Jerry Linden
George Stapf
George Heiser
Lyle Miles
Fran Hanlin
Denny Jerome
Pete Parker
Dick Drake
Paterno Plans To Be More Wide Open
Penn State coach Joe Paterno states the team will adopt a more aggressive, open offense this season after criticizing last year’s conservatism. He cites revamped quarterback play, a strong freshman cohort, skilled-position depth, and an improved, tough defense as key factors for a potential national championship push.
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Paterno
Philadelphia
Penn State
Joe Paterno
John Andress
State
Alabama
Chris Bahr
Bahr
Nittany Lions
Penn
Andress
Chuck Fusina
Pittsburgh
Lions
Steve Geise
Duane Taylor
Larry Suhey
Jimmy Cefalo
Brad Benson
Ron Argenta
Mickey Shuler
Scott Frankee
Punt Pass & Kick Signups Open for Local Contest
The Ford Punt, Pass and Kick contest for ages 6 13 opens signups at Cliff Buesink Ford on West Smith extension. Six age groups compete with top three in each advancing to zone in Erie September 25. Registration ends September 10 at Buesink’s garage with adult accompaniment.
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Wright School
Ford P&c
Ford Dealers of America
Corry
Cliff Buesink Ford
West Smith Street
Erie
Canton
Ohio
Charles Buckshaw
Buesink's
Fragmented Sports Scores Digest Incident
Sports snippet shows scattered team names and scores including Atlanta, Cincinnati, New York, Houston, San Francisco, Pittsburgh, San Diego and others. The text mixes game locations and partial records with unclear results, suggesting a late-breaking wrap of multiple Thursday games and upcoming matchups.
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Atlanta
Cinc Ncimall
Ininge
Sénadved Iday
Gareita
Waren
Ehicape Boabs
Anoelen
Luton
New York
Houston
Atotrea
Feyman
St San Dena
Priadas A Er Slaiaica Oul
San Francisco
Pitsburg
San Dlogo
Cowboys
Steelers
Dallas
Tom Landry
Pittsburgh
Andy Russell
Buffalo
Los Angeles
Miami
Washington
New York Jets
Baltimore
Chicago
Tampa Bay
Denver
St. Louis
Detroit
Kansas City
Giants
Green Bay
Philadelphia
Minnesota
Cincinnati
New Orleans
Oakland
CBS
San Diego
Seattle
New England
Cleveland
Rams
Dolphins
Tigers
Gators Optimistic For Allegheny College Football Season
Allegheny College Gators project a strong 1976 season with five home games and returning veterans. Despite losing nine regulars from 1975 including an All American, the team aims to contend for the Presidents Athletic Conference title. Tibor Solymosi and the Matlack twins provide scoring and leadership while Chuck Slater’s shoes loom large.
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Meadville
Allegheny
Gators
Chuck Slater
Slater
Tibor Solymosi
Solymosi
C. Arthur Dahl
Erie
Cathedral Prep High School
Fivo
Matlack Twins
Pittsburgh
Mark Matlack
Matt Matlack
Presbyterians Capture Crown In 3-1 Softball Final
Annie Hopson pitched a standout unearned run game for the Presbyterians as Dave Brooks powered the offense with a triple and key bunts. Karl Brooks tied it in the fourth, Ed Mikesell sparked a sixth inning rally, and Dick Harrington starved the valleys with solid relief to seal a 3-1 playoff win over the Lutherans.
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Annie Hopson
Hopson
Presbyterians
Dave Brooks
Valley View
Jim Carrier
Bob Swart
Karl Brooks
Dave
Ed Mikesell
Bob Hunt
Brooks
Dick Harrington
Harrington
Wile
Cowboys Steelers To Meet Tomorrow In TV Showdown
The Associated Press notes a Cowboys and Steelers clash televised on ABC at 9 p.m. EDT, likening it to Super Bowl X. Both teams seek to sweep doubts from pre season losses and prove current form, with pride and memory fueling the matchup.
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Associated Press
Pittsburgh Steelers
Dallas Cowboys
Steelers
Cowboys
New York Giants
Detroit
Miami
Steelers Trade Reamon to Kansas City in Draft Pick Move
LATROBG AP Pittsburgh Steelers send running back Tommy Reamon to Kansas City for an undisclosed future draft choice. Reamon, a ninth round pick in 1974, left for the World Football League, reshaping the Steelers backfield with Fran, Bleier, Fuqua, Harrison, Collier and Delaplaine in the mix.
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Garry Maddox
Dan Sikes
Gor
Jecnnas Galt
Low Groza
Het
Low Grove
Mary McLean
Olive Ryn
Mary Philips
Spartans
Romaniszyn Smithfield
New England Patriots
Arthur Moore
Moore
Patriot
Kenny Gerzina
Mike Pager
Sheen Field
Northwestern
Gerzina
Corry Beaver
Erle East
Reynolds
Journal
Yenchak
Asner
Seagus
Bains
West Kanswe
City
Dye de
Abbott
Sturday
Boy Scout Troops
Jes
Mr. Jones
Kranbyteriana
Lotherans Valley View
OMA Eley Fame
Sanford
Aerian Bible Wreuth
Ltharans Ae
Schell Swart
Faring Smith
Tney
Os Menonetarionk Ae
Mikes
Daroake
Perkins Ae
Brooke Pati le
Reamon
Browns
Cleveland Browns
National Football League
Hugh McKinnis
Billy Pritchett
Tampa Bay Buccaneers
Lyle Brown
Stateline Speedway
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