Sportsviews Off the Sead by Jerry Nardiello
Dayton hosts the Bogey Busters tournament drawing a rush of sports figures. NFL coaches Paul Brown Don Shula Tom Landry Hank Stram mingle with college mentors Fred Taylor Bo Schembechler and Kent State’s Frank Truitt while Otto Graham chats with Brown amid swirling sidelines.
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Paul Brown
Cincinnati Bengals
Don Shula
Miami Dolphins
Tom Landry
Dallas Cowboys
Hank Stram
Kansas City Chiefs
Fred Taylor
Ohio State
Frank Truitt
Kent State
Taylor
Strinko brothers eyed by Michigan coach Schembechler
Bo Schembechler praised the Strinko brothers as part of Michigan Wolverines plans. He noted Steve may start as a sophomore and hinted Greg could join him, recalling their key role with the Monroe Hornets and prior ties to his program.
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Schembechler
Miami University
Woody
OSU
Strinko Brothers
Wolverine
Steve
Greg
Monroe Hornets
Michigan
McGuire Seen as IU Football Aid and Celeb Tee Offs
Johnny Pont and John McVey assess Greg McGuire, Middletown High tackle, as a potential Indiana University contributor this fall. Pont cites strong grades and football potential while noting he may not start. The piece also highlights show business figures Bob Hope Ray Bolger and Fred McMurray at a golf outing with lighthearted anecdotes.
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Johnny Pont
Miami
McGuire
Greg
Bob Hope
Ray Bolger
Fred McMurray
Hope
Les Brown
Orville Wright
Torre Tops With Voters in early All Star balloting
Joe Torre of the St. Louis Cardinals led the first day balloting for the July 25 All Star Game in Atlanta with 73 129 votes. Hank Aaron of the Atlanta Braves was second with 69 548 votes and Ron Santo of the Chicago Cubs had 26 227 votes as the race for the catcher's job saw Manny Sanguillen ahead of Johnny Bench 48 203 to 47 305.
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Torre
Atlanta
Ron Santo
Chicago Cubs
Hank Aaron
Atlanta Braves
Bud Harrelson
New York Mets
Manny Sanguillen
Pittsburgh
Johnny Bench
Cincinnati
National League Matchups Across Baseball Schedule
Philadelphia faces Cincinnati with Reynolds and Champion in action while McGlothlin and Grimsley pace Cincinnati. San Francisco meets Pittsburgh as McDowell starts opposite Ellis. New York visits Atlanta with Seaver and Schueler. Montreal travels to Houston, Dierker starts. Los Angeles at St Louis as John opposes Spinks.
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Philadelphia
Reynolds
Cincinnati
McGlothlin
Grimsley
San Francisco
McDowell
Pittsburgh
Ellis
New York
Seaver
Atlanta
Schueler
Montreal
Torrez
Houston
Dierker
Los Angeles
John
St. Louis
Spinks
Chicago
San Diego
Kirby
Pappas
Pizarro
Reds Rally Behind Pitching As Homestand Opens
Reds manager Sparky Anderson says the club can grind through a long season as Jim McGlothlin and Ross Grimsley prepare to face Philadelphia. Cincinnati has surged to within one game of first after an 11 1 win streak on a road trip, led by strong bullpen work from Clay Carroll Pedro Borbon and Tom Hall.
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Hall
Borbon
Philadelphia
Mike Ryan
Anderson
Cincinnati
Cincinnati Reds
Sparky Anderson
Reds
Los Angeles
Clay Carroll
Pedro Borbon
Tom Hall
Carroll
Mets Nostalgic Night Ends in Braves 8 7 Thriller
In Atlanta, the Mets staged a nostalgic eighth inning replay of their early years as they beat the Braves 8-7 on a scene where Darreell Evans failed to catch a bunt, allowing two runs to score. Houston beat Montreal 3-1 and St. Louis edged Los Angeles 3-2 in the same schedule. John Milner Wayne Garrett Rusty Staub and Ken Boswell drove in runs for New York while Hank Aaron and Ralph Garr sparked late Atlanta rallies. Dusty Baker lofted a fly to center as the game moved toward its end.
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Evans
New York
Lee May
Astros
Expos
Lou Brock
St. Louis
Los Angeles
Hal Bock
Associated Press
New York Mets
Mets
Atlanta
Braves
Houston
Ralph Garr
Rico Carty
Montreal
Hank Aaron
John Milner
Wayne Garrett
Rusty Staub
Ken Boswell
Tug McGraw
Gary Gentry
Darreell Evans
Aaron
Sonny Jackson
Cleon Jones
Garrett
Jackson
Dusty Baker
Tommie
A's Silent Bats Hurt By Orioles Pitching
Vida Blue’s fastball is strong but Oakland’s hitters struggle as the A’s lose 1-0 to Pat Dobson and the Baltimore Orioles. Blue, Cy Young and MVP winner last season, has yet to win a game despite 25 innings with only one run supported by the offense. Dobson fires a three-hitter as Don Buford’s eighth inning single scores the decisive run.
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Blue
Pat Dobson
Baltimore Orioles
A’s
Kansas City
Dobson
Don Buford
Ex Angels Boss Harold Phillips Dies at 53
Harold Lefty Phillips, ex manager of the California Angels, died Monday night of an apparent asthma attack at 53. A longtime scout and coach for the Dodgers, he led the Angels in 1969 and 1970 amid internal strife and discipline problems, then stepped down to scouting after the 1971 season.
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Orange
Calif
Harold “Lefty” Phillips
California Angels
Brooklyn
Los Angeles Dodgers
Angels
California
Thhey
Alex Johnson
Phillips
Temple Seeks upset as Sun Devils stay unbeaten
Temple seeks a tournament upset against Arizona State after the Sun Devils blanked Southern California 3-0 to remain undefeated. Temple coach Jim Wilson said they must win tonight or end their run, while Jim Crawford hurled a six hit, nine strikeout complete game for ASU.
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Omaha
Neb
Temple
Arizona State
Sun Devils
Southern California
Jim
Skip
Jim Crawford
Texas
Oklahoma
Zane Grubbs
Jimmy Brown
Hamilton Birdman Finishes One-Two in 220-Mile Pigeon Race
Birds belonging to Les Miles of Hamilton placed one-two in a 220 mile pigeon race from Frankfort Kentucky over the weekend. The Middletown-Hamilton Racing Pigeon Club sponsored the event. Ron Purvis and Ron Wells, both of Hamilton, finished third and fourth respectively.
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Les Miles
Hamilton
Frankfort
Middletown
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