Reds win two as Rose extends streak and Seaver shines
Pete Rose collected a hit in both Friday night games against the Philadelphia Phillies. Tom Seaver pitched effectively in the 2-1 second game, while Fred norman and Pedro Borbon allowed 12-2 in the opener. Cesar Geronimo’s ninth inning key play preserved the one-run victory and Doug Bair earned his 18th save.
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Browner impresses in Bengals workouts at Wilmington camp
Bengals No. 1 draft pick Ross Browner excites teammates with a powerful inside move. Coaches note he must improve hand use while adjusting to NFL pass rush. Burley sidelined by toe injury, Mayes and Clark to return after knee issues. Johnson reports weight deadlines met and classroom play tests planned.
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Knothole results from Friday competitions
Knothole scores across classes show Manny's Sporting Goods edging Sportsmen's Club 6 to 3 with O Morgan scoring 10 and Rogers. Other results include McGraw Cons 3 over Cohen Bros 2 in Class B Major, W and E Root Beer 4 over PK Middletown 2 in Class C Major, and various minor brackets with Ratliff Exxon 6 defeating Exchange Club W and H Warriors 21 to 8 Agee Insurance. Additional winners include Madison Inn 7 over McDonald's 7 in Class D Major, Perkins Pancakes 13 over Dason's 7 in Class D Minor, Cagseno's 12 over Jaycees 7, and Middletown Dental Group 4 over Heber Jones 3.
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Baseball Standings and Saturday Results Snapshot
Baseball standings show East and West leaders with Philadelphia and Cincinnati atop. Saturday games featured Philadelphia beating Cincinnati as Rose extended to a 40 game hit streak, Lerch earning his fifth win while Concepcion homered. Remaining matchups included Pittsburgh at Los Angeles and Chicago at San Francisco among others.
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Angels and Yankees discuss Reggie Jackson trade
California and New York negotiate a deal sending Reggie Jackson to the Angels for pitcher Chris Knapp and a third player. Knapp, activated Monday, will join waivers. the pact hinges on waivers, third player terms, and shared remaining Jackson obligations.
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Rose Eyes Keeler Record In 41 Game Hitting Streak
Rose extended his hitting streak to 41 games with hits in both ends of a Friday doubleheader against Philadelphia at Riverfront Stadium. He doubled in the third inning of game one and added a single in game two, matching Sam Crawford and Pete Rose’s pace while chasing Willie Keeler’s unbroken four game run. Sparky Anderson weighs in on the record as Rose reflects on his tough run and looks toward DiMaggio’s 56 game standard.
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Gale dominates Red Sox as Royals stretch lead
Rich Gale pitched a four hit shutout in Boston as the Kansas City Royals blanked the Red Sox 4-0. Don Zimmer noted Boston’s slump with the bats, while Carlton Fisk lamented their cold streak. The Mets? (Note: This line reflects needed conversion. actual entities retained.)
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Giants finally edge Cubs in suspended game
Giants complete 9-8 win in Frisco after resuming a July 20 contest started in Chicago. Dennis Lamp earned the win for the Cubs as Jerry White drove in the lone Cub run in the seventh. Bob Knepper took the loss for San Francisco as the Giants’ lead over the Dodgers narrowed to one game.
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