Perez Two Homers Lift Reds Over Red Sox in Series Clincher Chance
Tony Perez slugged a leadoff homer and a three run shot as the Cincinnati Reds beat the Boston Red Sox 6-2 in Game 5 to take a 3-2 lead in the 1973 World Series. Don Gullett held Boston to two hits through eight innings before Eastwick closed out the win with a save. Perez drove in six runs across the two long balls, while Pete Rose and Joe Morgan set the table with key hits and aggressive baserunning.
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Phipps’ Preseason Glow Fades Amid Browns Losses
Cleveland quarterback Mike Phipps, a Purdue alum, has failed to deliver on preseason promise. He has a 4-10 career mark with seven interceptions and 12 sacks in four games, after a 40-10 defeat to Houston. Phipps vows to improve, citing teamwork and effort ahead of a meeting with Denver.
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A's To Have New Manager
Oakland A's owner Charles Q. Finley will not rehire manager Alvin Dark and will offer the job to Gene Mauch, per Birmingham Post-Herald reports. The paper also said Finley may seek to sell the team for about 15 million dollars, though no buyers were named. Dark allegedly claimed Finley was “going to hell” at a West Coast church service, a matter cited as a source of Finley’s anger over player control.
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Barber and Morgan Lead Texas Open After First Round
Veteran Miller Barber and rising Gil Morgan shot six under par 66s to lead the Texas Open at Woodlake Golf Club as winds gusted to 25 mph. Morgan, an optometrist from Wewoka Oklahoma, birdied early and finished strong while Barber closed with four of the last five holes under par.
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Judges Erroneous Medal Awards At Pan American Games
The 16 year old Chandra Cheeseborough set a Pan American record in the women's 200 meter dash but was mistakenly awarded silver while Pamela Jiles received gold. The error was noticed during the ceremony as both athletes expressed confusion and swapped medals after judges corrected the results.
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Miners and teams clash in league action report
A jumble of names and scores lists miners, teams, and players across multiple leagues. Notable entries include Reese, McDonald, Emerson, and Allen with varied team affiliations and win totals. scattered percentages hint at standings and shooting accuracy amid a busy schedule.
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Taylor Bn
Cam Chih Wright
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Barnett
State
Walter Iia
Tiant Shines As Red Sox Force World Series Game Seven
Luis Tiant, once written off, delivered a clutch 163 pitch complete game as the Boston Red Sox beat the Reds 5-4 to tie the series at two games each. manager Darrell Johnson stuck with Tiant, praising his toughness and confidence in the ninth inning.
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Essex Express Chases Return After Injury Woes
Cincinnati AP reports Essex Johnson says the old Essex Express is near a comeback this season after knee injuries in 1972 and 1973. He notes the knee has been hit from every angle but believes it is finally okay and ready to help the team.
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Holmes Junior High Beats Bonner 21 0 in Thursday game
Holmes Junior High of Eden overwhelmed Bonner Junior High 21 to 0, Bonner's first loss after three wins. Jeff Johnson capped Holmes' opening drive with a 3 yard TD run, Halftime 6-0. two fourth quarter TDs, one on an 80 yard interception return by Stan Smith, another 30 yard run by Al Searce after a Bonner fumble. Bonner's best were Lemo Iardo on offense and Hardo, Mike Magrocki, Andy Powell on defense. Bonner heads to face Blairs Jr High next Friday at GW Stadium.
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