Weird Reds top spot early in wide win over Phillies
Cincinnati grabbed the NL West lead by outslugging Philadelphia 19 to 17 as Wayne Granger, Billy Sutton and Pete Rose starred. Lee May and Rose powered a 10-run fifth, Tony Taylor hit a grandslam for Philly, and Rose’s game-ending grab preserved Cincinnati’s wild win.
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Ron Stone
Dave Bristol
Phils
Bob Skinmer
Fever Grips Cincinnati As Reds Top Phillies in Slugfest
Cincinnati welcomed the Reds home with a pennant fever fueled by a 36-run, 45-hit slugfest that sent fans flocking to Greater Cincinnati Airport to celebrate their return to first in the National League Western Division.
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Boxing results from Johannesburg and Shippigan bouts
Willie Ludick of South Africa outpointed Fabio Betti in Johannesburg while Joe Durelle stopped Clement Sarazzin in the third round in Shippigan. Both events list 155 pound classes and note Montreal and Trois-Rivieres participation.
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South Africa
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Fabio Bettini
Italy
Shippigan
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Canada
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Trois-Rivieres
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Clement Sarazzin
Montreal
Future golf stars loom in Ohio Junior Championship
The Ohio Junior Golf Championship opens at Wildwood with 154 entrants led by past players such as Frank Stranahan Leo Biagetti and Jack Nicklaus. Yank Heisler stands out as the only player to win both Senior and Junior divisions. Rounds begin with 18 holes tomorrow and Wednesday weather permitting, with adjustments if rain intervenes.
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Leo Biagetti
Jack Nicklaus
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Nicklaus
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National League East and West standings and latest results
NL East shows Chicago leading with 67 wins and New York 58, St Louis 57, Philadelphia 43. West lists San Francisco 59, Los Angeles 57, Cincinnati 55, Houston 7 at times. Sunday results include New York 6 Atlanta 5, LA 5 St Louis 0, Chicago 4 San Diego 3, Cincinnati 19 Philadelphia 17. Upcoming games note matchups across division rivals.
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McNally Reaches Stretch End as Reese Delivers Slam
McNally seeemed set to extend his 17 game win streak but faltered with a 2-2 count. Rich Reese hit a grand slam in the seventh to lift the Twins past the Orioles 5-2, ending McNallys long run. Willie Horton added a later slam for Detroit and Danny Caters slam boosted Oakland in the early twin bill. Other games saw California beat Washington in 11, the Yankees over Seattle, and Kansas City edging Cleveland.
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Jim Kaat
First Exhibition Weekends Offer Early NFL Hints
Pro football opened with six exhibitions as Vince Lombardi debuts with the Redskins and Gayle Sayers shines for Chicago. Unitas returns for Baltimore, Stram promises improvement, and Bud Grant seeks explosive passing for Minnesota. Jets edge College All Stars 26 24 as early hints of season form emerge in Chicago Houston and Birmingham.
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Chicago
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Ellis Johnson Plans Appeal After Marshall Dismissal Recommendation
Marshall University coach Ellis Johnson, 57, denied Friday charges from President Roland Nelson and said he will appeal the dismissal recommendation. In six years, Johnson posted a 68-80 record with two NIT appearances, and this is his first public response to the alleged irregularities.
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