Rose Bowl memory centers on wrong way run and Hall of Fame events
The 1929 Rose Bowl miscue by Roy Riegels is recounted by Don Miller at the National College Football Hall of Fame dedication luncheon in Cincinnati. Living Four Horsemen members, Jim Crowley and Miller, attend as the 50th anniversary events unfold with Georgia Tech and California set to face off in Atlanta.
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Grantland Rice
Elmer Layden
Harry Stuhldreher
New York
Four Horsemen
Cleveland
Buddy Young
Illinois
National Football League
Weeb Ewbank
Young
Ewbank
Paul Brown
Rose Hits 44th In NL Record Chase In Atlanta
Pete Rose tied the National League consecutive hits mark at 44 with a first-half single off Phil Niekro, as Cincinnati edged Atlanta 2-1. He seeks 56 straight games, needing to pass Willie Keeler before aiming at Joe DiMaggio’s record. The crowd of 45,007 roared as a bouquet of 44 roses was presented after the hit.
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Doug Harvey
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San Francisco Giants
Rainy night sparks Red Sox rally at Fenway
Boston bats awaken as Carlton Fisk and Jim Rice lift the Red Sox to a 9-2 win over the Chicago White Sox in sporadic drizzle at Fenway Park. Rice and Scott end hitting slumps with two hits each after 0-fors, while Boston shuts down Chicago’s bid and cements their push in the AL East chase.
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Cecil Cooper
Niekro Halts Giants as Astros Win Seventh Straight
Joe Niekro allowed only singles to Darrell Evans and Roger Metzger as the Astros defeated the league-leading Giants 4-1 for their seventh straight win and 10th straight at home, cutting Cincinnati's NL West lead to a half game.
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Middletown Middies Open Grid Workouts Under Coach Gordon
Middletown High football players begin conditioning drills tomorrow at 7 p.m. in front of the high school. Head coach Jack Gordon says players should bring shoes shorts and a shirt.
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Jack Gordon
Baseball Standings and Schedule Summary
Baseball standings show teams like Philadelphia Chicago and Pittsburgh atop the NL and Dodgers Giants Cubs amid mixed records. Monday results feature Montreal beating Pittsburgh and Philadelphia over New York, with other scores. Upcoming Tuesday games include St Louis at Chicago and New York at Philadelphia along with multiple American League matchups including Boston and Minnesota.
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Sports transactions shuffle rosters across NFL and MLB
California Angels place Dyar Miller on the 2 day disabled list to make room for Chris Knapp. New York Yankees activate Bucky Dent from the disabled list and option Mike Heath to West Haven. Braves place Buddy Solomon on 21 day DL and recall Max Leon from Richmond. Falcons waive three players, Broncos cut seven, Lions sign Greg Landry to a multiyear deal, Packers sign Woody Green and announce Keith Hartwig retirement.
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Tony Watson
Ken McAllister
Jim Stowe
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