Andy Duckworth Returns to Delco Baseball League Stir
Andy Duckworth 35, now president of Richard A. Duckworth Inc joins Eureka Red Sox as catcher ending five year retirement. He cites love of baseball and Delco League roots from St James High and early Skater Hill Vets days. teammates praise his handling of young pitchers.
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Bunning Faces Fryman In Pirates Phillies Chase
Aaron Bunning faces Woody Fryman as the Philadelphia Phillies open a three game set with the Pittsburgh Pirates. Bunning aims to rebound from a rough season while Fryman seeks to prove himself after recent managerial changes and an ankle injury sidelining Mauch.
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Braves edge Phillies as Martinez seals win in ninth
Marty Martinez made a game ending play on a slow grounder to nip Philadelphia 43 Atlanta. Henry Aaron hit his 495th career homer to spark the Braves while Pat Jarvis earned pitching honors and Tommie Aaron supplied key hits in the comeback. Martinez, filling in for injured Felix Millan, wiped out a late threat by Richie Allen to preserve the victory and move Atlanta into second place in the NL.
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Vast Majority of NFL Players Reportedly Vote to Strike
Reports say a vast majority of NFL players voted to strike over demands for a higher minimum salary better pension plans and enhanced benefits. Ford said rumors of a strike were unverified and no polling confirmed by Thursday night. The meetings between players and owners were described as regular negotiating talks, not an emergency session.
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Major League Standings Highlight Saturday Schedule
Major league matchups include Chicago versus Detroit at 5 30 p m California at Washington 5 p m Minnesota at Baltimore p m Cleveland at Boston 7 30 p m Oakland at New York 8 p m Saturday games list Chicago Detroit California Washington Minnesota Baltimore Oakland New York Cleveland Boston night twinight schedule noted
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Six Unearned Runs Top Indians' Sam McDowell
Sam McDowell allowed seven unearned runs as Boston exploded for a 9-3 win over Cleveland. Ken Harrelson led the Red Sox with three hits and drove in two, while Rico Petrocelli and Jerry Adair contributed key RBI singles. Jose Santiago left with elbow soreness as Boston moved to within a half game of Cleveland in the standings.
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Pitcher Dies as Oliva Delivers Late Fly in Sox-Red Sox Era
Pitcher Frank Quilici dies at 60 after a game segment noting Oliva's sacrifice fly scoring Allison. The article lists Boston Red Sox seven-man rotation led by Denny McLain and Sam McDowell, with Tiant in reserve, and National and American League standings and upcoming games.
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Mets One Win From Break-Even Mark in Houston Win
The Mets edged the Astros 3-1 behind Ron Taylor as Don Cardwell held Houston to a single run through seven innings. Ed Charles, Cleon Jones, and Jerry Grote drove in key runs, lifting New York to 35-36 and within one win of .500 as Nolan Ryan faced Larry Dierker in Houston.
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