Toronto Blue Jays name Roy Hart as first manager
Roy Hart, a veteran minor league skipper, was chosen to manage the expansion Toronto Blue Jays in the American League. In Cincinnati, the Reds tied a National League record by using seven pitchers with ten or more wins in a season after Don Gullett earned his tenth victory in a 4-3 win over the San Diego Padres, joining Nolan, Billingham, Norman, Eastwick, Alcala and Zachry.
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Mexico Bulldogs reshuffle lineup for Mid-State opener
Mexico coach Jim Valentik heavily overhauls the starting lineup for the Mid-State Conference opener against Waynesville at Hawthorne Heights. New faces debut at multiple positions while key players return from injuries as the Bulldogs seek to end a scoring drought and avenge a 42-0 loss to Columbia Rock Bridge. Waynesville, 2-1 under Bo Belcher, brings stronger experience into the rival matchup.
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MMA Prepares For Home Debut
Missouri Military Academy’s Colonels prep for a home game Friday at 2:30 p.m. against Bowling Green, aiming to slow a diversified offense while building on last week’s 39-6 win. Coach Steinmetz credits strong defense, but criticizes penalties and stresses a balanced rushing attack led by Mike Wrage’s record 334 yards.
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Phils Rally Past Cardinals To Boost Playoff Lead
Philadelphia meets St Louis then erupts for eight runs in the eighth inning to beat the Cardinals 9 4 as they widen their NL East lead to six games with 12 to play. Manager Danny Ozark voices relief at the cushion while noting past seasons. St Louis jumped ahead 4 0 in the first as Lou Brock and Keith Hernandez delivered early power.
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Cardinals Approve Aggressive Plan To Rebuild Fortunes
The St. Louis Cardinals win board backing for an aggressive strategy to recover in the National League. August Busch Jr. chairs a plan spanning player procurement development promotions and other strategies to lift standings and attendance after a slide to fifth in NL East and a large drop in home attendance.
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