Bailey Drives Expos to 11 2 Victory Over Reds
Bob Bailey hits two homers to fuel the Expos’ club record five-homer night in an 11-2 win over Cincinnati. The 31-year-old veteran, in his 13th major league season, has rebounded to a strong .277 with 19 homers and 66 RBIs this year. Others across the NL: Pirates edge Dodgers. Astros top Phils. Mets down Braves. Giants crush Cardinals. Cubs outlast Padres in a long twin bill.
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Ryan's 304th strikeout sets mark as Blyleven, Washington pace day
Nolan Ryan struck out nine to reach 304 for the season, becoming the first modern pitcher with three straight 300 strikeout campaigns as the Angels beat the Brewers 9-2. Bert Blyleven fanned 14 in a four-hitter to lift the Twins past the Red Sox 3-2, while Claudell Washington drove in runs and earned a raise in Oakland's 10-5 win over Detroit.
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Realtor and Student Vie For Amateur Title in 36-Hole Final
A 26-year-old Texas realtor John Grace and 20-year-old college senior Jerry Pate meet at Ridgewood Country Club for the 74th U S Amateur Golf Championship final after advancing through 36 holes. Grace defeated Gary Koch 3 and 1, while Pate beat Curtis Strange 2 and 1 to claim finals berths and earn Masters qualification alongside Koch and Strange. Grace, a Houston business graduate, cites a strong putting game and straight play, while Pate, Alabama senior and 1974 Florida Amateur champion, aims for Walker Cup and Masters before turning pro.
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SECL Tournament Finals Rescheduled After Rain
The South Erie County League softball finals are moved to next week at Union City with Crotty and Mill Village leading their divisions. If Crotty wins Tuesday, the title ends. Mill Village must win to force a final Wednesday contest at 6:30 p.m. Mill Village carries one loss in the double elimination. Also elected Pittsburgh Triangles owner Frank B Fuhrer as WTT president replacing Jordan Kaiser.
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Grid Tickets On Sale For Corry Area Football Season
Corry Area High School fans can buy season football tickets for six dollars. Athletic director Lou Hanna says tickets reserve seats for four Beaver home games and cheaper than buying at general admission. Purchases are in the school office or 7 to 9 p.m. at the Ritz Restaurant on Center Street. Corry faces Greenville, Oil City, Titusville and Grove City at home this season.
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Corry Girls Hoop Opener Sets Tone For Season
Corry Area High School opens the 1974-75 girls basketball season against Warren with both junior varsity and varsity teams in action. New head coach Linda Yeaney leads a youthful 10-girl varsity with returning players Kathy Walsh Ann Morton Debby Conner plus several juniors and freshmen. JV games start 6 pm followed by varsity at 7:40 pm. The schedule lists 12 road games through October against Warren Meadville Cranberry Titusville Oil City Franklin Rocky Grove and others.
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Pirates Sued Over Book On Stargell Lifestyle
Two authors sue the Pittsburgh Pirates for 1 million dollars claiming suppression of their tell all book Out of Left Field. The suit alleges interference with publishers Little, Brown and Co. and cites Stargell’s sex life and drug topics. Authors Adelman Hall expect Prairie House to publish. Sturgeon signs with Bruins in separate item.
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