Harned TV Faces Tough Softball Court Challenge
In South Erie County League action Harned TV battles Columbus Inn in a tense game tied late by Mike Williams triple, then Williams drives in the tying run as TV 13 wins 14-5 over Tamarack Tavern. Don Sperry earns his 20th win while Inn-Keepers protest a substitution notice.
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Corry Division
Vekational Bank
Harned TV
Hews & Sport
Eslumbus
Marine Bank
Sharman Dalry Tamarack Tavern
Isbary
Sciota
National Bank
Phil's Pizza
Mike Williams
Motorola Mashers
Harned’s
National Banker
Don ‘Red Fox" Sperry
Tamarack Tavern
Columbus Inn
South Erie County Softball League Executive Council
Stan Komenda
Kenny Harned
Komends
Arrickmen
Hunt
Corry
Hamed
Dewey Scouten
Bill Wassink
Williams
Bruce Mick
Komenda
John Crotty
News & Sport
Sherman
Tamarack
Sperry
Crotty-Ferrando
Mill Village
Fox
Nationals
Erie
Warren Croyd
Roy Kavscak
Jeff Brown
Calvin Harned
Cesley
Komenida
Bmick
Shaler
Sampsell
Taylor
Deaitey
Hick
Kinney
Sendburg
Tomer
Wassink
Willams
Daniels
Mwilliams
Harned
Yankees Narrow Gap In AL East Race After Torrez Four-Hitter
Associated Press report says New York Yankees manager Billy Martin stresses pitching will decide the AL East as Mike Torrez throws a four-hitter for a 14-2 victory over the Baltimore Orioles. The win pulls the Yankees within two games of Baltimore with Boston one game back.
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Associated Press
New York Yankees
Billy Martin
Baltimore
Boston
Martin
Mike Torrez
Baltimore Orioles
Torrez
New York
Orioles
Baseball and Church League Playoff Highlights Across Leagues
The report blends church league playoff matchups with major league results. Yankees star Munson hits his 100th homer as Torrez retires five in a row. Red Sox Paxton earns a four hitter in his second start with homers from Rice and others. Mariners beat Twins behind Stein and Collins triples, while Perry blanks Jays to extend Texas win streak. Royals edge Indians in 11 with Lahoud and Bird delivering in relief. Oakland rookie Page drives in two as A's top Angels.
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Thurman Munson
Graig Nettles
Roy White
Yankees
Torrez
Chris Chambliss
White
RBI
Munson
Red Sox
Brewers
Mike Paxton
Jim Rice
Bernie Carbo
Butch Hobson
Denny Doyle
Paxton
Boston
Rice
Teague
Mariners
Twins
Bill Stein
Dave Collins
Lee Stanton
Minnesota
Gary Wheelock
Bill Laxton
John Montague
Montague
Craig Kusick
Geoff Zahn
Rangers
Blue Jays
Gaylord Perry
Toronto
Perry
Texas
Jerry Garvin
Royals
Indians
Joe Lahoud
Tom Paquette
Doug Bird
Kansas City
Bird
Cleveland
A's
Angels
Oakland
Mitchell Page
Ning
Expos
San Diego
Monteal
Davyson
Bob Owehinko
Padres
Joe Kerrigan
Pirates
Astros
Bill Robinson
Jim Rooker
Robinson
Cards
Braves
John Urrea
Garry Templeton
Atlanta
Lutrea
Jeff Burroughs
Avanla
A's rout California as Page drives key runs
Oakland built a 3-0 lead with one run in each of the first three innings and added three in the fourth. Page singled home a run in the third and drove in another on a fourth inning infield out. Joe Coleman, 2-1, pitched a one hit shutout into the sixth before California started its scoring, with Dave Giusti surrendering a run-scoring single to Bobby Bonds and a three-run homer by Tony Solanta.
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Oakland
Page
Joe Coleman
California
Dave Giusti
Coleman
Bobby Bonds
Tony Solanta
Football Trades and Roster Moves Across AFC and NFC
Ongoing NFL player transactions include the Cincinnati Bengals trading defensive tackle Bob Bromd to Oakland for waiver price. Browns release Mark Van Morn and Tom Burkett. Packers release Jo a Par punter. Vikings announce retirement of Set Berry. Raiders reclaim Cedric Brown. In MLB, Orioles place Kee Rudolph on disability list. Mets trade Jackson Tada to Tidewater. Cardinals reactivate Joan Denny. Rhynes College names Billy Alton head baseball coach.
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Bob Bromd
Oakland Raiders
Cleveland Browns
Mark van Morn
Gaard
Tom Burkett
Green Bay Packers
Trinnesota Vikings
Set Berry
Garland Raiders
Cédric Brown
Baltimore Orioles
Burbty
Kee Rudolph
NEW York Mets
Jackson Tada
Piteher
Tidewater
ST. Louis Cardinals
Joan Denny
Piteher College
Lengir-Rhyne College
Billy Alton Hae
Bobberry
Mankato
Minn
Bob Berry
Fran Tarkenton
Minnesota Vikings
Berry
Bud Grant
West Coast
Vikings
Tarkenton
Bob Lee
Tommy Kramer
Rice
Bill Salmon
Iowa
Sparta Falls to Edinboro in Trap League Duel
Edinboro defeated Sparta 123 to 116 as Corry’s Denny Jerome scored 25 to lead the Spartans 1-12 on the season. Marshall California had 24, Dick Drake 23, Dave Hallberg 22, and George Stapf 22 for the Sporty Marksmen.
End Of The Line Pacers Cut Hollis In Indianapolis
Essie Hollis, the St Bonaventure standout, was cut by the Indiana Pacers after a rookie camp, despite showing promise. The team cited a need for guard depth and a bigger power forward, leaving Hollis with possible opportunities elsewhere or a year in the Eastern League or Europe to return to the NBA.
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National Basketball Association
St. Bonaventure Flash
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Bobby Wilson
Chicago Bulls
Boston Celtics
Allan Thompson
University of San Francisco
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Alonzo Bradley
Muriber
Will Jone
Essie
Leonard
Hollis
New Orleans Jazz
New Orleans
Europe
Buccos Win Again Cubbies Outslug Reds 16-15
The Cubs beat the Reds 16-15 in a 13 inning marathon at Wrigley Field. Rick Reuschel earned the win in relief, Bruce Sutter returned after 12 days, and a major league record 11 homers were hit in the game. The Cubs used 21 players as Chicago rallied from a 15-14 deficit in the 12th.
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Associated Press
Chicago Cubs
Rick Reuschel
Cincinnati
Reds
Wrigley Field
Bruce Sutter
Cubs
Chicago
Bobby Murcer
Mets infielder Lenny Randle fined after court case
In Orlando, Lenny Randle was fined 1000 by a Florida Circuit Court judge for a slugging and kicking attack on former Rangers manager Frank Lucchesi. Under a plea agreement the charge was reduced from felony to misdemeanor and Randle pleaded no contest.
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Orlando
Fla
New York Mets
Lenny Randle
Florida
Texas Rangers
Frank Lucchesi
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