Gullett's stuff enough to shut out Expos 7-0 in Montreal
Don Gullett lacked his fastball yet his still sharp stuff allowed six innings of two hit ball as Cincinnati defeated Montreal 7-0. Johnny Bench and Dave Concepcion homered, Ken Griffey drove in two, and Pat Darcy earned the save with three perfect innings.
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Se Bseee
Johnny Bench
Dave Concepcion
Ken Griffey
Steve Renko
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Sparky Sparks Team Talk Then Reds Win Big
Montreal Expos fall 6-4 as Cincinnati Reds respond to Sparky Anderson’s clubhouse talk. Rose and Anderson stress tougher play and accountability after a 6-5 start. Reds dominate Sunday 7-0 building on the message.
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Candelaria Delivers Nine In Surprise Pirates Shutout
John Candelaria pitched a nine inning gem allowing only two hits as the Pirates blanked the Giants 3-0 at Candlestick Park. Willie Stargell hit his third homer of the year and Pittsburgh supported him with six hits and three runs in the fifth inning.
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Bruce Lowitt
John Candelaria
Conissake
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San Francisco
Giants
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St. Louis
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Philadelphia
Losamae
Chicago
Reedslette
Willie Montanez
Frank Taveras
Bobby Murcer
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Candlestick
Pirates
Willie Stargell
Atlanta
Dave May
Larry Cristenson
Phils
Los Angeles
Baseball standings showcase scattered results across leagues
Baseball standings summary lists games with teams such as Pittsburgh San Francisco St Louis Cincinnati and Chicago as well as noted pitchers like Mouston Ruthven Leitch Barri and Norman. It mentions rainouts and a few completed games including Oakland 9 and California facing Milwaukee with Denoting incomplete lines and stray characters from OCR.
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Pittsburgh
San Francisco
Mouston
Richard
Atlanta
Ruthven
New York
Leitch
St Louis
Forsch
Barri
Cincinnati
Norman
Chicago
R. Revache
A Diego
Greif
Medich
Los Angeles
Jonn
Old Dominion Applies for ECAC Division I Membership
The Old Dominion University board of visitors has formally applied for Division I membership in the Eastern Collegiate Athletic Conference, effective this fall. The ECAC comprises 212 East Coast schools, with 58 in Division I.
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Norfolk, Va
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East Coast
A's Indians bench clearing brawl mars game
Frank Robinson defended Bert Campaneris as Chuck Tanner denied intent while Oakland beat Cleveland 1 7 In the sixth inning Campaneris was hit by a pitch and threw at Bell triggering a benches clearing incident Cleveland pitcher Jim Kern had hit Don Baylor and Campaneris earlier sparking the melee Minnesota beat Baltimore 7 2 on a Larry Hisle homer and Burgmeier relief with several long hits by the Orioles
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Cleveland
Frank Robinson
Chuck Tanner
Bert Campaneris
Oakland
Minnesota
Larry Hisle
Tom Burgmeier
Baltimore
Robinson
Campaneris
Boog Powell
Phil Garner
Jim Kern
Don Baylor
Tanner
Ohio Senate salutes Middies for 1975 76 season
The Ohio Senate adopted a resolution commending retired Middletown High basketball coach Paul Walker and the 1975 76 Middies who won 23 of 26 games and reached the state Class AAA finals. Sen. Donald Lukens introduced the measure praising their skill and sportsmanship and honoring senior Butch Carter as Ohio Class AAA player of the year.
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Columbus
Middletown High
Paul Walker
Ohio Senate
Donald Lukens
Middies
Ohio
Butch Carter
Cincinnati shooter wins wind soaked Mid-American Handicap
Wayne O'Dell of Cincinnati edged Richard Reynolds by one third to win $3,000 Handicap at the Sportsmen's 25 Club event amid wind and rain. O'Dell, a 3M salesman, carried 98x100 with 71 shooters hitting 90 or more targets. Reynolds, from Dunlap, finished second, while Ohio and Kentucky shooters claimed multiple sub-events and high standings across yardage and age divisions.
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Tim Willis
Sportsmen's 25 Club
Cincinnati
Wayne O'Dell
O'Dell
George Mushrush
Bill Steeple
Queen City
Minnesota
Richard
Reynolds
Dunlap Sportsmen's Club
Bath
M.K. Noel
Highland Ights
Ripley
Jerry Haitz
Godon Bulla
Eaton
Tim Guzman
Fremont
Sharon Koehler
K.L. Landes
Heaven
Louie Morgan
Germantown
Hiram Bradley
Major leaders in National and American League batting and runs
National League leaders include Rose of Cincinnati with 18 runs and 25 hits, Griffey and Monday among top hitters, and Cedeno, Hin, with 18 RBIs. Griffey, Rose lead doubles, Schmidt and Kingman top home runs with seven. American League leaders show Piniella and Horton pacing batting, North and Yastrzemski tying for runs with 9, Horton 14 RBIs, and Horton with four home runs. Stolen base leaders include Morgan and Cedeno, with others like Mangual and White contributing steals. Pitching strikeout leaders show Seaver with 26 and Niekro with 23.
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Rose
Cin
Kubiak
DoRader
Stareli
Pan
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Grittey
J Morales
Schmidt
Prn
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Hin
Cedens
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Kingman
Morgan
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Griffey
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Matthews
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Buckner
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Yatrzemski
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Wohtford
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Blylevenhive
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Tanana
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