Reds Clinch NL East With 12 Hit Onslaught Over Padres
The Cincinnati Reds clinched the NL East title as a 12 hit attack powered a 7 1 victory over the San Diego Padres. George Foster andJohnny Bench led the surge while Morgan, Perez and Schmidt contributed key RBIs in a late rally. The Phillies beat the St. Louis Cardinals 5-1 to gain ground on Pittsburgh as New York and Baltimore also won in the night slate.
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Erving Out Of Action As Nets Seek Contract Talks
New York Nets owner Roy Boe and agent Irwin Weiner traded charges after Julius Erving refused to report for training camp until his contract was renegotiated. Erving wrote that he cannot concentrate while these matters remain unresolved. The 1973 seven year deal began with a $185,000 salary and rose to $275,000 with incentives, plus bonuses and loans, as part of a then record package.
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Auburn Freshman Lineman Freddie Smith Shocks Nation
Auburn's 19-year-old Freddie Smith, a first start at tackle, draws national attention after a 15-14 loss to Baylor. The Athens, Alabama native tallied multiple solo tackles, twice stopping Baylor drives and earning praise from coach Doug Barfield as he reflects on a standout debut and high school star credentials.
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Diving Course This Weekend
Local community note advertises a diving course this weekend with contact for more information Marvin Snead at (919) 273-7975.
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