Middletown Boosters Seek Water for Football Field Upgrade
Tom Rayburn spoke for the Middletown Boosters to the school board about installing a water line to the practice field to keep players hydrated and reduce injuries. The plan, costing about 1500 dollars, would tap city mains at Breiel Boulevard and aim for completion by August 17, pending board funding.
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Brown Tailors Bengals to Fit Winning Suit
Cincinnati Bengals coach Paul Brown works on tailoring his team this week to fit its strongest suit. Wilmington, Ohio reports focus on adjusting players and strategy to maximize performance.
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Simpson Eyes Optimism As Bills Open Camp
O J Simpson, back from a viral infection, projects bigger rushing totals this season with Buffalo. Also, Raiders, Broncos, 49ers, and Dolphins shakeups as teams prepare for preseason and a Miami opener. Rookie Wayne Estabrook earns praise for poise and football savvy.
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Hornets distribute football gear to Monroe High players
Monroe High schedules gear pickup for football players. All varsity players should come to the school tomorrow between 11 a.m. and noon, with sophomores from 1 p.m. to 3 p.m. at the main entrance.
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Texas Rangers No-Hits World Champs Bibby Shines In 6-0 Win
Jim Bibby pitched a no hitter against Oakland as the Texas Rangers blanked the Athletics 6-0. He fanned 13 and earned a $5,000 raise from owner Bob Short. Jeff Burroughs hit a grand slam and Bill Sudakis added a solo shot in the first inning.
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Major League Leaders Show Remarkable Bats and Brawny Arms
In American League batting leaders Carew and Mayberry lead while Jackson drives in runs and Mayberry tops home runs. Oak and KC pitchers Hunter Splittorff pacing wins, with N Rya and Singer topping strikeouts. National League features Rose and Watson in hitting and Stargell and Bench in RBIs. Twitchell and Billingham anchor pitching with Carlton and Seaver leading strikeouts.
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Injury sidelines Angels' Pinson for several days
The California Angels said starting outfielder Vada Pinson will miss five to seven days after a slight shoulder separation from crashing into a wall in the first game of a doubleheader in Kansas City. Pinson, 34, was batting .263 with seven homers and 39 RBI. The club will decide who starts in his place based on game strategy.
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Carlton aids Phillies shutout of Pirates 1-0
Steve Carlton pitched six innings of one hit ball with ten strikeouts to lead Philadelphia to a 1-0 win over Pittsburgh. Bob Boone and John McSherry aided in defense while Vic Davalillo scored on a seventh inning misplay as Rennie Stennett fanned to end the threat.
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Baseball es standings and Tuesday's scheduled games
Box style summary lists Tuesday games across the league with matchups: Chicago at Philadelphia, Cincinnati at Atlanta, St. Louis at Montreal, Pittsburgh at New York, Los Angeles at Houston, San Francisco at San Diego, plus East standings led by New York and Baltimore with multiple teams, and Monday results including Chicago over Minnesota and Detroit over Baltimore.
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