Dodgers Tied Game As Marshall Works Mound
Dodgers continued the game with the score tied and pitcher Marshall on the mound to keep the contest even as play progressed.
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Sun in a Romp at Storm Endzone Scoring Burst
Adams connected with Williams for a 28 yard score after a mid air collision. Nelson punched in from Portland one as Sun built a 29 7 lead. How ard intercepted Barton's pass to ignite a 41 yard return, then Sun staged a 92 yard 18 play drive before reprieve.
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Open Tennis Results From Wednesday GS Championships
Reported results from the U S Open tennis championships show first round singles matches with multiple players named across nations and regions. The article lists several scores and outcomes including players from Great Britain India Rhodesia and the United States with varied results and retirements.
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Rams trade Schuh shift Olsen to tackle
Rams trade Harry Schuh to Green Bay for draft pick and move Pall Olsen to offensive tackle. Olsen, 24, has played three positions in three years, with Knox crediting the move as depth improvement. Elmendorf to be replaced by Bill Drake. Scribner to start at running back if Bertelsen plays. Reynolds rejoined after pneumonia but may not dress.
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Dodgers Reds game shifted time over blackout rule
National blackout law changes spark shift of the September 7 Dodgers at Reds from night to afternoon in Cincinnati. Reds question sellout status as ticket exchanges could affect classification.
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Stadium Rivalry Sparks Late Baseball Rally
In a tight ballgame the Phillies forced extra innings by scoring in the seventh to tie the Reds, with key plays by Tommy Hutton and a bases-loaded sequence before Pedro Borbon relieved Gullett. Gregg Lamanski delivered two RBIs for a late surge, while Lou Brock sparked a seventh-inning rally for St. Louis with stolen bases and a decisive run. Ted Simmons doubled in two in the 11th as the Pirates beat the Giants, and Cliff Johnson’s pinch-hit homer helped Houston edge New York in ten. Ralph Garr’s triple helped Atlanta past Montreal as rain delayed Toledo and Pawtucket.
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Big John Practice Interfered By Restraining Order
The Oilers disputed Matuszak’s eligibility after a restraining order paused his practice and game participation for 10 days. A Sept. 6 hearing will decide if the order becomes permanent as the team and his attorney contend the termination of his contract makes him free to play.
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Long Beach girl aims for world rowing gold in Lucerne
In Lucerne Switzerland crews from 32 nations began the world rowing championship. The United States fields a strong team led by 21 year old Long Beach California single sculler Tom Lyndh. Women compete first with Lyndh as top hope while the men start next week amid stiff East European competition.
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Corcoran lifts Bell past Wheels in World Football League game
King Corcoran threw for two touchdowns and Claude Watts scored twice as the Philadelphia Bell beat Wheels 22 14 in a World Football League match before 15100 fans. Watts opened with a 17 yard TD reception from Corcoran and added a one yard run after an interception by Bryan Marshall. Detroit answered with a Bubba Wyche rushing score and a Terry Phillips conversion, while Philadelphia added two field goals and another Watts TD as the Bell pulled away.
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Southmen Rally Past Florida Blazers 26-18 in Tampa
Memphis Southmen upset leaders Florida Blazers 26-18 as John Harvey sprinted 49 yards for an early touchdown and totaled 137 rushing yards. Jonny Huarte connected on a 35-yard TD pass to Edward Marshall, while the ground game dictated the win before a 17,128 crowd at Tangerine Bowl.
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Taliaferro leads Texan rally to 14 11 victory
Houston Texans rally behind quarterback Mike Taliaferro with two touchdown passes to beat the New York Stars 14 11 for their first win in four games. Taliaferro threw for 182 yards before leaving with bruised ribs. Willie Frazier and Rick Eber scored.
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