Reds Rally Past Phillies 6-2 In NL Playoff Opener
Cincinnati built a 3-2 lead in the sixth on a critical error and two RBI hits, then pulled away with two more runs in the seventh. Pete Rose and Griffey sparked the offense as the Reds defeated Philadelphia 6-2 at Veterans Stadium to take a 1-0 lead in the best-of-five series.
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Allen centers of attention in Phillies Reds playoff flap
In a pivotal moment of the NL playoff game, Dick Allen’s fielding error or hit on a routine ball sparked debate as the Reds took a 2-1 lead in the series. Allen defended his role, while Phillies manager Danny Crank and others noted the play was judged differently by officials and players.
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Warner
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Evert Wins $14,000 Women’s Tennis Tourney
Chris Evert defeated Dianne Fromholtz 7-5 in the final to win $14,000 at Proenix Arizona. The match lasted 18 minutes as Evert’s baseline power and sharp forehands sealed the victory. Fromholtz, the Australia fourth seed, upset Billie Jean King and Martina Navratilova en route to the final.
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Bob Moose Killed In Auto Crash On Birthday Night
AP reporting from Martins Ferry Ohio details the death of pitcher Bob Moose in a single car crash on a rural Ohio road. Moose who had recovered from a blood clot operation to his pitching shoulder earlier in his career was killed on his 28th birthday along with two others injured in the collision. Police say Moose was driving north when his car veered off the berm and into oncoming traffic.
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Pirates Pitcher Bob Moose Dies in Ohio Crash
Pirates pitcher Bob Moose, 28, was killed and others injured in a two car collision near Martins Ferry, Ohio. Moose, a native of Export, Pennsylvania, lived in Monroeville and left behind wife Alberta and daughter April.
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Rams Battle 49ers In Monday Night TV Clash
Los Angeles hosts San Francisco in a high-stakes NFC Western matchup with Rams favored as James Harris leads LA against Jim Plunkett and the 49ers. Harris returns from a thumbs injury to post yards and two TDs in a recent win while Plunkett has thrown for 668 yards this season. McCutcheon and Cappelletti pace the Rams ground game as Williams and Jackson spark San Francisco’s offense in a nationally televised showdown.
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Jerry Pate Wins Pacific Masters Golf Tourney in Japan
Jerry Pate, a Pensacola native and U S Open champion, shot 77 to finish at 279 and win the Pacific Masters Golf Tourney in INZAC Japan by two strokes over Tsao Ankic. Defending champ Gene Littler tied for fourth. Yamamoto and Miller also high finishers. Pate credited lessons from Konrad Reliting of the University of Alabama.
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Royals Rally Past Yankees To Tie Series At One
Kansas City Royals, trailing early, rallied to defeat the New York Yankees 7 to 3. Paul Splittorff held the Yankees scoreless over the later innings after a rough start, while Rosie Paquette and John Mayberry drove in key runs. The Royals surged in the sixth and added on in the eighth to seize the series even at home, with Steve Mingori finishing.
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Packers Rally Past Seahawks 27 20 in NFL Thriller
Lynn Dickey threw for 215 yards including a touchdown pass to Steve Oda. Barry Smith rushed for 84 yards and two scores as Green Bay upset Seattle 27 20. Will Harrell added a six yard TD run with 2 42 left in the game to seal the victory.
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Bradshaw Injured in Browns loss at Cleveland
Pittsburgh quarterback Terry Bradshaw left the field with a neck injury after a late hit by a Browns defender. He underwent X rays in a mobile unit, cleared negative, and was flown back to Pittsburgh with team officials citing confusion over the play. Cleveland coach Forrest Gregg noted Bradshaw’s concussion-like symptoms and limited recall of plays.
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