Sparky Anderson Hints At Reds Pitching Plans During Caravan
Reds manager Sparky Anderson, sniffling from a cold in Dayton, talked about pitching depth as Will McEnaney and Rawly Eastwick fear less prominent roles next season. New addition Chuck Hinton could face one critical hitter, with McEnaney saved for later.
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Jerry Nardiello
Dayton
Sparky Anderson
Cincinnati Reds
Smoky Alston
Los Angeles Dodgers
Anderson
Reds
Thousand Oaks
California
Alston
Carrtown
Butler County
Ohio
Sparky
Luttmiller
Will McEnaney
Rawly Eastweck
Chuck Hinton
Clay Carroll
Chicago White Sox
McEnaney
Doug Flynn
Ken Griffey
George Foster
Danny Driessen
Steelers snap seven game skid in 108 64 win over Miami Jacobs
The Middletown Business College Steelers ended a seven game losing streak with a 108 to 64 victory over Miami Jacobs Business College of Dayton at Wade E Miller gym. Terry Hogan led with 21 points as seven MBC players reached double figures and the Steelers shot 57 percent. Next up, Wright State Celina visits for a 7 p.m. Friday game at the Miller gym.
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Miami Jacobs Business College of Dayton
Wade E. Miller
Steve Kirk
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MBC
Terry Hogan
Wright State
Celina
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Straight
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Delaney
Broughton
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Harriss
Schafer
Testerman
Currin
Middiettes Rout Hamilton Garfield In GMC Win
Middletown High girls basketball defeated Hamilton Garfield 83 to 49 in GMC play. Anne Tipton led with 22 points as Middletown earned its third straight win and third consecutive GMC victory.
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Hamilton
Middletown High
Hamilton Garfield
Middletown Tennis Club dominates Queen City Racquet Club
The Middletown Tennis Club squads swept the Women's Winter Inter-Club League doubleheader. A squad won 3-0 at Cincinnati, while the B team posted a 2-1 victory at Middletown. AR Barnes-Hammonds defeated Todd Mason 6-3 6-4. Wiley beat Anthon Gotwals 63 62. Halles-Striebi won 6-4 7-6. B matches saw Gerkin-McAllister edges Tuttle Wright 6-3 6-4 and Maetz-Sauter defeat Pleatman Maetz 6-1 6-0.
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Queen City
Cincinnati
Gerkin. McAllister
QCRC
Tuttle Wright
Parrella Sauter
MTC
Pleatman Maetz
Eilich-Schroth
Zepp-Lerner
Edgewood girls win third straight 52 to 18 over New Miami
Edgewood High's girls basketball improves to 3-0 with a dominant 52 18 victory at New Miami. Cheryl Layer scores 18 points to pace Edgewood, while Wardrow Madden and Ridenour add double figures as the team cruises.
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Edgewood High
New Miami
Cheryl Layer
Edgewood
Hill
Jackson
McNeil
Davish
Wardrow
Madden
Robinson
Ridenour
Rogers
Little
Taylor
Layer
Monroe Girls Fall to Fairfield in Home Loss
Fairfield defeated Monroe High 48 to 35 on Monday as Monroe fell behind early and could not recover. Peggy Miller led Monroe with 13 points and Kim Fultz added 11, dropping the season record to 2-3.
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Fairfield
Monroe High Girls
Peggy Miller
Kim Fultz
Monroe
Pat Miller
McCall
Fultz
Kakaris
Brandenburg
Peg Miller
Cofttril
Dryer
Peterson
Bell
Renners
Antes
Barger
Hibbard
Tucker powers Springboro past East Clinton 69 24
Amy Tucker scored 26 points to outpace East Clinton as Springboro High girls cruised to a 69 24 victory. The Panthers improved to 2 0 and earned their first Fort Ancient Valley Conference win ahead of a road game at Dayton Jefferson.
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Amy Tucker
East Clinton
Dayton Jefferson
Carlisle girls win opener over Oakwood 53 to 31
Carlisle High girls basketball team beat Oakwood 53 31 in the season opener led by Phyllis Holton with 22 points. Carlisle built a 15 point halftime edge and extended it to 18 after three periods as Miller Jackson Adams and Martino contributed scoring. Oakwood totals unavailable.
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Carlisle High
Phyllis Holton
Carlisle
Holton
Miller
Jackson
Adams
Martino
Kruse
Riessen, Goolagong win in Pro Indoor and Chicago events
Marty Riessen defeated Jeff Borowiak 7 5 7 5 in the Pro Indoor first round. Evonne Goolagong beat Linky Boshoff 6 2 6 2 in the Chicago Women's Pro Tennis Tournament. Simon St Pierre, EVP of the 1976 Olympics organizing committee, died at 41 after a riding accident head injury.
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Philadelphia
Marty Riessen
Jeff Borowiak
Chicago
Evonne Goolagong
Linky Boshoff
General Montreal
Simon St. Pierre
Local basketball scores from city league action
Shawnee Lounge 64 defeats TV Cartoon Toys 107 while The Contege 63 and Faith United Methodist 63 end tied. Chet's Landscaping 44.
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American Legion
Cartoon Toys
the Contege
Faith United Methodist
Chet
Cheevers says decision final in Crusaders exit
Cleveland report says Gerry Cheevers and Cleveland Crusaders officials planned a meeting to finalize his departure from the World Hockey Association club. Cheevers, 35, cited no longer working for General Manager Jack Vivian and said only paperwork remained. Vivian declined comment on the meeting and a reported $1000 fine and suspension after a 4-2 loss to the Racers.
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Cheevers
World Hockey Association
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Crusaders
Jack Vivian
Vivian
Indianapolis Racers
Lebanon Raceway Entries and Race Lineup
Entrants listed for the Lebanon Raceway meeting include Pace-Torchy Springdale Job True Martha Len Van Dercook Scotch Lauder Wynnie's Tara C. A. Velbob Classy Oruane and other horses across nine races. The card features pace and trot divisions with horses such as Mission Les Dixie Berry Linworth Time and Kiwi Apollo Potatoe Bug among the names.
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Springdale Job
True Martha
Len van Dercook
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Tara
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Autumn Flame
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Big Byrd Project
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Mr G. DO
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Linworth
David Norman
Tubal Cain
Red Carey
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Apollo Potatoe Bug
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Joy
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Fire of Spring
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Midwest Terror
Kris Away
Noble Silrock
Saseburr
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Maédean Frisco
Ski Lee
Henson Chas
Erin Scott
Mangie
Ametia
Key
Nippy Ray
Bit O Knight
Becca Star
Mi Joe Vo
KC Rodney
Ample Sam
Rob Ryan
Barbara's Choice
Eastern
Owners predict run to freedom in baseball reserve ruling
MLB owners attorney Louis L. Haynes told Judge John W. Oliver that many players may play out their options if the federal arbitrator Seitz ruling stands, potentially making them free agents. MLBPA argued contracts renew March 1 10, uncertain how players would act. Warren Giles defended the reserve system as essential to the game's survival. Marvin Miller testified about a side letter promise not to unilateral change the reserve system. Richard Moss questioned the relevance of testimony and authority of Seitz to hear grievances.
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Kansas City
Louis L. Haynes
U.S
John W. Oliver
Major League Baseball Players Association
Peter Seitz
Andy Messersmith
Dave McNally
Association
Marvin Miller
Miller
Richard Moss
Seitz
Messersmith and McNally
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