Tania Lara Dominates SCMAF All Stars Softball Drama
In the seventh and eighth grade All Stars, Tania Lara pitched 31 innings with 40 strikeouts to win the championship in a 17 inning, three hour 25 minute duel against Cypress. Her mother Gayla confirms the arm is solid and could have gone further. The piece also notes heat at the California 500 racing event and Rex Caldwell’s Buick Open earnings, plus a midweek move for the column ahead of football season.
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NFL Rosters Trimmed As Curtis Marinaro Depart
United Press International reports two veteran stars, Mike Curtis and Ed Marinaro, among players cut as NFL rosters shrink to 48. Curtis was waived by Seattle while Marinaro was placed on recallable waivers by the New York Jets.
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Ray Geiberger Memorial Golf Tourney at Alisal
Entry forms are available at the Village Country Club pro shop for the Ray Geiberger Memorial Golf Tournament set for September 23 at the Alisal Golf Course. Proceeds benefit the Santa Ynez Heart Association. entry is $30 per person for best ball includes greens fees cart and dinner. Dinner guest price is $6. entries capped at 60. dinner reservations due by September 16.
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Sore shoulder ends Borg bid at Forest Hills Open
Bjorn Borg, the 1977 U.S. Open top seed, defaulted in the fourth round against Dick Stockton after a sore shoulder worsened in the third set. The match ended 3-6 6-4 1-0 with Borg bowing out and Stockton advancing toward quarter finals.
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Fisk Drives Red Sox Big Win Over Blue Jays
Carlton Fisk blasted a grand slam and a three run shot driving in seven as Boston routed Toronto 11 2. Fred Lynn added a solo homer and George Scott faced lineup pressure amid postgame comments from Don Zimmer and team officials.
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Dale follows father Yogi Berra as clutch hitter
Dale Berra, called up from the minors by the Pittsburgh Pirates, delivered the game winning hit in the 11th inning to beat the Philadelphia Phillies 5 4. Al Oliver scored on Dale’s single. Dodgers 3 Padres 2 Reggie Smith homered. Astros 8 Reds 3 Art Howe driven in three as Andujar wins first since July 14. Cardinals 3 Cubs 1 Tom Underwood completes first complete game in 14 starts. Mets 5 Expos 3 Steve Henderson drives in three. Gary Carter homers for Montreal.
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Dorsett May Seek Unlisted Jersey Number With Cowboys
UPI reports Heisman winner Tony Dorsett may request an unlisted Cowboys jersey number amid a running joke. The item also notes signings and salary talk around Tom Seaver, Bobby Orr’s season plan, America’s Cup prep, and NHL officials dropping numbers for names on jerseys.
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