Brooks Visits Local Pee Wee Session Boosting Bengals Fans
Former Texas standout Billy Brooks, Bengals wide receiver, joined Middleton’s Jimmy Brown at Smith Park to energize Pee Wee signings. Brooks recalls football as his strong start in Austin and credits Oklahoma for exposure, while noting the Bengals’ offensive line must improve for a championship run.
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All Cast team wins Army play in Ohio tournament final
Franklin report Middletown All Cast team defeated Miami Auto of Hamilton 11 to 9 in the finals of the Ohio Army National Guard Co A Invitational softball tournament at Millard Field over the weekend The Middletown Eagles finished third while The Nest of Middletown took fourth
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Reggie Jackson suspended for defying bunt sign
New York AP Reggie Jackson says he is suspended without pay after ignoring manager Billy Martin's bunt sign in a 9 7 loss to Kansas City in 11 innings. Martin cited a verbal instruction reversal and Jackson criticized the clash with the Yankees' leadership while blaming his role and contract status.
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Foster drives Reds in 5 RBI night against Expos
George Foster belted two homers and drove in five as Cincinnati rallied from a six-run deficit to beat Montreal 8-6. The Reds, powered by Foster and Rose’s 30-game hitting streak, push their win streak to four while dealing with rotation changes and an elbow issue for Bill Bonham. Tom Seaver scheduled to face Hal Du Biod?
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Baseball and basketball and football roster moves
Baseball activated Catfish Hunter and sent Demaso Garcia to Tacoma. Cubs reactivated Jerry White and sent Mike Gordon to Wichita. Reos recalled Mike LaCess from Indianapolis. Cardinals recalled Aureto Lopez and sent Joan Urrea to the same club. Hawks signed Jack Givens. Bengals waived Joe Branson. Cowboys waived Tim Abney Russell Swilley Biff Madon and Jim Pier.
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Honest 12 Open Four Man Scramble Leads Tie
Local golf results show multiple teams tied after the Honest 12 Open four man scramble. Woodward Marconi Kerchner Trimble and Cobaugh Werdner Fletcher Bechtot and Heffner Bell Sizer Mart Ellis Wilson Gorman Davidson Szturm Jingaman Horn Roberts Horn Cann Baker Risner tied with three teams also sharing the lead.
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Longball show atOP Montreal and Cincinnati game notes
A baseball score summary shows Montreal defeating Cincinnati. Montreal tallied 10 runs to Cincinnati 3. Perez and Foster contributed homers, with Foster hitting his second and EVaintine also scoring. Sarmiento earned the save. Ah msen took the loss. Game time listed as 2.25 hours and average 0.3 runs.
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Major League standings show shifts in Seattle league race
In Seattle the latest Major League standings reveal Caltorna and Hienda making gains as the season progresses. Teams juggle wins and losses with tight races shaping the top of the standings. This update highlights key moves affecting playoff contention and regional influence.
Andrews finally delivers in clutch Giants win at Busch
San Francisco utilityman Rob Andrews hit his first career home run in the ninth inning to give the Giants an 8-7 lead over the Cardinals at Busch Memorial Stadium in St. Louis. Teammate Willie McCovey added an insurance run as the Giants beat St. Louis 9-7.
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Softball results from a busy league day
Women s Bive Clothing Clinic beat Micamonico s Harts Industrial 6 to 9. Faucett Faucet defeated Continental League American Legion Post 218 1. Polar OF Tap Room won 11 to 5 against Pro Tec Midd. Janitorial Serv. 15,5 & E Akers Packaging 16. The Bunch Women s Bernitz Midd Hospital 12 topped Gardner Manor Sunshine Pool Serv. 6. Twe Dirt Catchers 3 defeated Waffite Iron 12. Barnitt Bank Federal Blue Dick Adams vns. 13. Midd Chrysler 1 lost to H &H 11. Brewer s Gin Mill 10 beat Ruppert s 10. Bill s Open Door won 3 to 9 over Busters. Madison Inn 3 defeated Federal Rea Ratcliffe Car Leasing 15. McClain s Tree Serv. 3 lost to TriCity 6. K&G 4 Clothing Clinic 12. Northway van McMonigie s 15 defeated Mathis Fabric M4.
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Tudor Velvet Wins Riverdowns Feature by Five Lengths
Tudor Velvet romped to a five length victory in the $5,500 featured eighth race at Riverdowns in Cincinnati. The colt ran in :58.2-5 across the turf in a sharp time, narrowly missing the track record by two-fifths of a second. Odds paid $2.60 for the win, with further $2.60 and $2.20 showing in place and show.
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