Reds Rude to Man Who Almost Joined Em
Tim Willis reports at Riverfront Stadium the Cincinnati Reds crushed the San Francisco Giants 12 to 3. Bill Bonham earned his second straight win and first complete game of the season after a five hit outing, as Reds used 20 hits in a speedy 1 hour 55 minute game. Blue, making his NL debut, drew rough treatment from the Reds lineup in his first NL appearance.
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Griffin and Griffin: reading message from a Heisman hero
Archie Griffin spoke to students at Dave Finkleman Auditorium about the importance of reading. Miami University coach Tom Reed supported Griffin and discussed defense and play style with the Bengals. Griffin reflected on his Bengals role, NFL attitudes to cheap shots, and his plans for a possible law career amid a pro football future.
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Astros rally past Dodgers in ninth to sweep series
In a dramatic bottom of the ninth, Jesus Alou's grounder drove in Jimmy Sexton as Houston erased an 8-3 lead and beat Los Angeles 11-10. Enos Cabell homered for the Astros who previously built their edge with Howe and Watson in support.
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Rangers pitcher Moret suffers catatonic episode in locker room
Texas relief pitcher Roger Moret froze beside his locker for nearly an hour before walking to an ambulance and being taken to Arlington Neuropsychiatric Hospital. Team officials and police monitored the scene as Moret, 28, later spoke of trade desires and the team loss to Detroit. Doctors described it as a definite catatonic state with sedative treatment administered.
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Sparky hopes Moskau mad enough to return
Cincinnati Reds manager Sparky Anderson says Paul Moskau must get mad about being sent to the minors to spark a comeback. Moskau, recalled for a charity game after being optioned, struggled in spring training and spoke little about his fate, while Anderson notes tense moments could sap velocity.
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