Malley taps Dear Abby in letters to Dodgers
Dodgers president Peter O Malley discusses fan mail about playing time and managerial decisions. He notes he personally answers letters and explains that the manager selects players who hit and pitch while officials set lineups. He cites past trades and Reds pace before the All Star break to justify management actions.
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Tigers win 3rd in row Twins stagger Orioles 6
The Orioles fall seven games behind idle Boston as Dave Goltz allowed five hits in a 1-1 Twins win. Dan Ford and John Briggs drove in two runs each for Minnesota, while Cleveland and Detroit posted wins in separate AL contests. Rico Carty homered for Cleveland in a 4-3 win over Texas, and John Lowenstein added a solo shot.
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Phillies Rally To Tie Pirates In N L East
Phillies beat Braves 6 3 to even NL East race as Mike Schmidt homered twice and solved the knuckleball, moving Philadelphia into a tie with Pittsburgh with about 40 games left in the season. Cincinnati extended its win streak. Don Gullett returned in nine weeks to beat St Louis 2 2. Houston blanked New York 4 0. Jim Rouhi pitched six hitters.
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Dodgers Hold Off Cubs In Late Inning Rally
Hitting through the eighth, the Dodgers secure their 12th save as Hiller and Madlock single. Jeff Hiser and Madlock drive in runs. Dave Lopes extends a nine game hit streak with a third inning bunt. Control issues surface for Steve Stone and Morales, while Don Sutton improves to 16 10 as Dodgers beat Cubs in a tense interleague tilt.
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G W Cards breeze to Mack win
Long Beach Great Western Cardinals exploded for nine runs in the fifth inning and held Martinsville Va to one hit in a Connie Mack World Series contest halted after five innings by the eight run rule. Brent Bisnar and Ernie Castro combined on the one hitter with Brent Bisnar also catching the runner off first after a bunt.
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Dodgers Boss Reflects On Fan Letters And Stadium Care
Los Angeles Dodgers president Walter O'Malley discusses reader letters praising players like Pete Rose and ticket prices, while detailing stadium operations. He recalls complaints after Helmet Night and compliments on the first aid room, beachball incidents, and overall fan service at Dodger Stadium.
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Reds manager Sparky Anderson calls for playoff format changes
ST LOUIS AP Sparky Anderson says MLB should rebalance playoffs to reward best percentage and reduce best three of five bias. He notes current format may produce shocking outcomes and argues for home field advantage based on regular season performance across leagues.
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Olympic official seeks TV accord to avert blackout
Montreal Olympic Organizing Committee chief Roger Rousseau said he might ease demands for television rights payments to prevent a threatened blackout of the 1976 Summer Games. He told reporters negotiations were suspended but parties must explore possible agreements.
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Aaron Considers Exit as Angels Rise in MLB Echoes
Henry Aaron, aging star of the Angels, says he may retire to remain in the game, after a season below career norms. He notes his Milwaukee ties and desires to stay within the organization, while lauding his impact on kids and the sport amid questions about Ruth’s home run record.
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Dominguez Selects A D for Cal State Dominguez Hills
Mienaclavisky, the hall coach at City College of New York, was hired as director of athletics at Cal State Dominguez Hills. Kolsky, with four master’s degrees from Temple, will direct 15 men’s and women’s teams. Christine Accornero of UC Santa Barbara was named associate director of intercollegiate sports for women.
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Unclear text sports field report with many errors
The readable fragments show a baseball game with players Garrett Rivers Moore and others, but most names and actions are garbled. Some lines hint at hits, runs, and substitutions, yet the overall sequence and result are not recoverable from the legible text.
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