Braves catcher fails as Luzinski steals winning run in Phils win
Marty Perez leaps for the throw as Biff Bocarcia reels it in in Philadelphia. Greg Luzinski steals second and later scores the go ahead run in the eighth inning, with Terry Harmon scoring the decisive run as the Phillies beat Atlanta 3 to 2.
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Atlanta Braves
Marty Perez
Biff Bocarcia
Philadelphia
Greg Luzinski
Terry Harmon
Luzinski
Phils
Johnny Bench
Cincinnati
Braves
Phillies
Atlanta
Mike Schmidt
Ruis
Bob Boone
Jay Johnstone
Darrell Evans
Rowland
Jim Lonborg
Astros
Expos
James Rodney Richard
Willie Crawford
Lee Lacy
Mike Garman
Miami Hopes Garo Will Kick Longer
Garo Yepremian, Dolphins kicker, faces fewer long field goal chances under new NFL rules. He emphasizes team success over individual records, noting his focus on contributing as he trains in camp and improves kickoffs. Also reports roster moves including Francis Peay retirement, Eagles switch Carter Campbell, and Steelers quarterback scrimmage updates.
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Garo Yepremian
Miami Dolphins
National Football League
Yepremian
Cyprus
Hias
New Orleans
Francis Peay
Saints
Peay
New York Giants
Kansas City Chiefs
Mike McCormack
Philadelphia Eagles
Carter Campbell
Wynn
Joe Jones
Pittsburgh Steelers
Terry Hanratty
Chuck Noll
Jim Baker
WFL
Southern California Sun
Baker
Major League Leaders in Batting Runs and Stolen Bases
National and American League leaders appear with names such as Luzinski, Cash, Rose, and Benen. The list covers batting averages, runs, runs batted in, doubles, triples, home runs, and stolen bases, featuring players from Phillies, Reds, Cubs, Pirates, and more. Notable mentions include Luzinski leading home runs and Carew and Lyin high in batting averages and runs.
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Cin
Simin
Watson Ini
Cash
Lopes LA
Ey Margam
Rone
Gin
Cedeno
Hin
Lusinski
Phu el
Benen
Watson
Ntry Pl
Ceven Hii
Kessinger
B.parker
Pohut RoMetzger
Him Bi Griffey
Gross
Luzinski
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Man
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Hrabosky
Tule
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Kison
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Po Baby
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Lyin
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Raat
Lee
Wise
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SY Eckersley
Cle
Ze Bird RE
Bosman
Oak
Tanana
Ryans
Parry
Tek
Blyleven
Ming
Beaver Club to Discuss Football Programs Tonight
Corry Beaver club meets at 9:00 p.m. in the Try-M building on North Center Street to discuss the varsity football camp and recreation football program. All interested in either program urged to attend. Also reported, Mark Donahue unofficially set a world closed course land speed record at 220.645 mph near Talladega Alabama.
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Corry Beaver Club
North Center Street
John ‘Zip’ Cragg
Talageda
Ala
Mark Donahue
Innkeepers One Out Shy Harned TV Sherman Roll
News & Sport edge Columbus Inn 5-4 as final out eludes Innkeepers in Erie County League play. Norton, Burton, and Black spark late rally. Komenda loses for Columbus, Johnson wins for News & Sport. Harned TV stifles WWCB 17-5 with D Scouten victory and homers from Harned and Caster. Sherman beats Super Sports 11-10 behind Waslink and Hotchkis. big fifth inning seals win.
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News & Sport
Columbus Inn
Erie County
Fitch
Burton
Hunt
N&s Boys
Innkeepers
J. Norton
N&s
Johnson
Filch
Norton
Munt
Black
Columbus
Kamenda
Don Johnson
Harned TV
WWCB
D. Scouten
D. Dunnewald
Harned
Vicetors
Caster
Radio Wizards
C9ers
Sherman
Super Sport
Frank Waslink
Dale Hotchkis
Super Sports
Thirty Hits Pace ABS Over Loblaws
The American Breeders Service beat Loblaws 20 to 2 as ABS jumped out to six runs in the first inning and added a nine run sixth. Judy Knapp earned the win with a triple while Stoddard Craker and Crosscut provided extra base hits. Sandy McCray took the loss as Loblaws slipped to a 2 loss tally.
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Loblaws
Judy Knapp
Breeders
Stoddard
Craker
Crosscut
Sandy McCray
Carls
ABS
Count Beats Cubs as Giants Win Sixth of Seven
Giants rookie John Montefusco tossed six hits and nine strikeouts in a 10-2 victory over the Cubs, aiming for 20 wins this season. The win kept San Francisco rolling with six wins in seven games as Montefusco added a home run to his line.
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Associated Press
John
Montefusco
San Francisco Giants
Chicago Cubs
Giants
Pirates
Padres
Duck Bills
Manny Sanguillen
Richie Hebner
Willie Stargell
Bucs
Pittsburgh
Philadelphia
Mets
Reds
Kranepool
New York
Cincinnati
Jon Matlack
State Posts 1976 Hunting Schedule
The Pennsylvania Game Commission announced tentative opening dates for the 1976 hunting season. Archery deer season begins October 2, with the antlered deer season starting November 29. The bear season opens November 22 and there are tentative dates for early small game October 16 and general small game October 20. Ron Waller resigned as coach of the Philadelphia Bell of the World Football League for personal reasons.
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Pennsylvania Game Commission
Waller
Philadelphia
Ron Waller
Philadelphia Bell
World Football League
Tanana Tops Orioles as Ry an Languishes in Slump
California Angels left hander Frank Tanana blanked the Baltimore Orioles 1-0 on six singles to move to 9-5 and 199 strikeouts. Nolan Ryan continued a winless skid with eight consecutive losses as Tanana’s control and maturity drew praise from Angels manager Dick Williams.
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Associated Press
California Angels
Frank Tanana
California
Angels
Nolan Ryan
Young Tanana
Ryan
Express
Dick Williams
Baltimore Orioles
Orioles
Jim Palmer
Jimmy Palmer
Tanana
Flyan
Joe Lahoud
Tatiana
RBI
A's
Tigers
Vida Blue
Gene Tenace
A’s
Detroit
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