Howsam Honored as Architect of Reds Big Red Machine
Bob Howsam, Reds general manager from 1967 to 1978, was inducted into the Reds Hall of Fame alongside Ken Griffey Sr. and Will White. He built the era, including the Joe Morgan trade, and Reds teams won six division titles, four NL championships, and two World Series titles.
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Cowboys Top Titans As Testaverde Wayley Lead
Vinny Testaverde completed 17 of 24 passes for 240 yards and Keyshawn Johnson had eight receptions for 81 yards as the Dallas Cowboys defeated the Tennessee Titans 20 to 17. Franklin resident Matthew Glomb had his first hole in one last week, with a corrected version in today's Sports section.
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Federer Wins First U S Open Match In Tough Conditions
World No.1 Roger Federer defeated Albert Costa 7 5 6 2 6 4 in 2 hours 4 minutes at the U S Open. Federer blasted serves to 129 mph, had 11 aces to Costa 1, and advances to face Marcos Baghdatis in the second round. Jennifer Capriati, Mardy Fish, Olivier Rochus and Carlos Moya also won their openers amid humid conditions at Flushing Meadows.
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Mohawk rally clinches Madison win over Middies in thriller
Madison and Middletown opened the volleyball duel with a 25-20 win for the Mohawks. A 14-0 Madison rally sparked by Lindsey Hazelbaker turned the tide from a 23-10 deficit and helped Madison win 26-24 in the second set, then take the fifth 15-12 after Middletown fought back to force a fifth game. Hazelbaker totaled seven aces and nine kills as the Mohawks improved to 1-0 while Middletown stood at 1-1.
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Reds fail to spoil Astros season in 11 3 loss
Cincinnati made little impact as Sean Casey voiced pride in spoiling for a push yet the Reds lost 11 3 to Houston. Luke Hudson struggled with defense allowing two early runs aided by a misplay and a miscue. The loss dents Cincinnati’s wild card hopes as they cap the year with few positives and late-season effort.
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Middletown Middies blank Edgewood in return under lights
Middletown awakens after 16 years with a 3-0 non league win over Edgewood. Coach David Hiteshew returns to lead the Middies as Jason Pokora, Nick Basil, and Chris Edwards score, supported by goalkeepers Farhad Aziz and Alexandre Murphy. Edgewood, now 0-3, faces Springboro while Middletown hosts Milford in GC action.
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