Reds win dramatic 15 inning game over Phillies
Cincinnati Reds split a doubleheader with the Philadelphia Phillies, losing 6-5 in 15 innings in game one before taking game two to win the series 3-1. Sparky Anderson noted pride on the line as Cincinnati rallied from a 4-1 deficit with a ninth inning passed ball and a 13th inning double play.
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Reds Rally Past Phillies In Lengthy Series Closer
Cincinnati edged Philadelphia to sweep a four game set, as Rose drove home the tying run in extra innings and Griffey added his second in the 15th. The Reds set an all time four game series attendance record of 190,382. Don Gullett returns for St Louis as John Denny starts in a nationally televised clash.
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Saints stun Bengals 13 10 on late Muncie pass
New Orleans edge Cincinnati 13 to 10 as Chuck Muncie connects with Don Herrmann on a 27 yard halfback pass. Rich Starc kicks 32 yard field goal and Bobby Howfield adds 41. Bengals face penalties and turnovers, while Bahr misses three kicks.
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Seahawks edge Chargers after late scoring drive
Seattle coach Jack Patera gambled by letting the clock wind down before scoring on a 3 yard pass from Jim Zorn to Ron Howard with 13 seconds left to beat San Diego 17-16 in an exhibition game. Oakland knocked San Francisco from unbeaten with a 14-9 win.
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Exhibition Football Scores From Weekend NFL Games
Saturday results include Washington 38 over the Jets 7 and Chicago 10 over Tampa Bay. Denver 21 over St. Louis 7. Detroit 23 over Kansas City 21. Giants 20 over Green Bay 16. Minnesota 20 over Philadelphia 16. New Orleans 13 over Cincinnati 10. Dallas 20 over Pittsburgh 10. Miami 10 over Houston 6. Los Angeles 31 over Buffalo 17. Sunday results list Oakland 14 over San Francisco 9 and Seattle 17 over San Diego 16. Monday features New England at Cleveland in the final game.
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Baseball Standings and Scores From Monday’s Games
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Dodgers Beat Mets as Seaver Slips in Tight Loss
Tom John earned his fourth complete game of the season steering the Dodgers to a 2 1 victory over the Mets. Reggie Smith hit a two run homer in the first inning, while Tom Seaver took the loss dropping to 10 10.
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Orioles Edge Fidrych In 12th To Beat Tigers 2 1
Don Baylor scored in the 12th on Gene Tenace’s single after a bunt by Baylor and a misplay at first base to lift the Oakland A’s over Detroit 2 1. Fidrych’s strong 11 inning start spoiled by a late rally as Oakland moves eight back of Kansas City in the AL West.
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Local fighter wins state fair boxing title in Columbus
Robert Gaines, a fifth grader in the 55 pound division, captured the title in the Ohio State Fair amateur show in Columbus. Teammate Shane Tinch of Carlisle lost on a disputed decision in the 80 pound class. Billy Bradley and Jeff Gaines also reached the fair but were eliminated in the semifinals.
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