Dodgers cling to NL West lead amid locker room flare
Dodgers manager Tom Lasorda faces a fractious moment as Don Sutton and Steve Garvey quarrel in the locker room after a loss in New York. The clash, fueled by contract optics and egos, tests team unity but Lasorda insists the pennant race remains intact.
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Eagles reshuffle after cuts and trades in rosters move
Philadelphia Dives into final cuts as three players released include Norris Banks Tim Mazzetti and Rick Engles while Mitch Hoopes returns for another trial. Eagles trade Tom Ehlers and Tom Graham to Buffalo to reach 56 players prior to a 50 man deadline. Coach Vermeil praises Engles after Friday night game.
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Viscose tops Lennox Park as playoff series begins
Bernie Gallo echoed optimism but warned the series isn’t over after Viscose Fire beat Lennox Park 9 2 in game one of the best of five. Lennox Park’s George Faulkner predicted closer games ahead, citing key defensive plays and the need for more timely hitting tonight in Marcus Hook.
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Perry revives Padres as he anchors win over Phillies
Gaylord Perry salvages a 7-3 Padres victory over the Philadelphia Phillies, earning his 15th win with help from Bob Shirley and Jerry Turner. Perry emphasizes experience and bullpen support, while Fernando Gonzalez and Gene Tenace contribute to a late rally. Phillies cling to a three-game edge in the East. The Sixers begin the 41-game NBA season at the Spectrum October 13 versus the Los Angeles Lakers, with a schedule featuring most teams in Philadelphia twice.
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