Seaver Debuts With Reds After Trade Shakeup
Tom Seaver joins the Cincinnati Reds in a four for one deal with the New York Mets, delivering a warm welcome as he anchors a pitching staff. The Reds crush the Montreal Expos 9 4 while moving within six games of the Dodgers. Joe Morgan hails Seaver as the best pitcher, and Seaver aims to pitch five more years as he eyes more titles.
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Thornton Homers Give Indians 8 5 Win Over Tigers in 12
Andre Thornton powered Cleveland with six RBIs including a two run homer in the 12th as the Indians beat Detroit 8 5 at Cleveland Stadium in front of 21 452 fans during Beer Night. Thornton also added an RBI single.
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Trojans Split Two MVL Tilts With Fairfield
Middletown Trojans split a pair with Fairfield in MVL action. Fairfield edged Middletown 5-4 in a game halted earlier, then Middletown won 6-3 after tying in the 10th. Jamie Wines homered and drove in five, Bob Evick pitched the winner, and Vines had a hit for a perfect day at the plate. The Trojans stand 8-3 in MVL play.
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Blalock reveals nerves under tour pressure in book
New York AP reports Jane Blalock says top golfers feel fear during play. She details anxiety moments on the tour with butterflies in the stomach, rubbery legs, dry mouth and quivering jaw, as described in The Guts To Win.
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Foster Carries Reds Past Expos in Montreal
Cincinnati Reds beat the Montreal Expos 94 to 6 in Montreal as George Foster hit his 16th and 17th home runs, driving in three runs and extending Cincinnati's winning streak to six. Foster stated he is not chasing the league lead but pushing himself beyond last season's numbers. Joe Hoerner was called up to fill a roster vacancy created by recent trades.
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Rose Sues Bat Maker Over Endorsement Pact
Cincinnati Reds third baseman Pete Rose filed in U S District Court to dissolve an endorsement contract with Louisville firm Hillerich and Bradsby and seeks 25000 dollars in damages. He says the 1961 agreement provided for good and valuable consideration and asks termination after requesting an end to the pact last winter. The suit notes the firm claims the contract remains in effect.
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Baseball standings Saturday matchups and pitcher records
Baseball standings list show Saturday games featuring New York at Boston, Detroit at Cleveland, Oakland at Chicago, Baltimore at Toronto, Minnesota at Kansas City, California at Milwaukee, and Seattle at Texas with listed pitchers Figueroa, Eckersley, Roberts, Kravec, Palmer, Jefferson, Butler, Splittorff, Nolan, Haas, Jones, and Blyleven plus win loss totals.
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Zachry Makes Media Splash In Mets Debut
Pat Zachry, new Mets pitcher after the Seaver trade, faces Houston in his first start. A tough defensive miscue and three unearned runs fueled a 7 1 loss as Zachry, sidelined by a January hernia, works to prove his arm is sound and his claim to big league numbers. He vows to ignore the pressure and live up to Mets fans’ expectations.
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Reds
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Houston
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Hebner's four-bagger foils Braves strategy
Phillies slugger Richie Hebner again faced intentional walks as Braves pitchers tried to avoid him. Hebner recalls his Pirates days behind Willie Stargell and notes the tactic can backfire when the pitcher leaves him a hittable pitch.
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Pittsburgh Pirates
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Philadelphia Phillies
Historic 1953 Red Sox 17-run inning routs Tigers 23–3
On this date 1953 the Boston Red Sox erupted for 17 runs in the seventh inning to beat the Detroit Tigers 23–3 aided by 14 hits and 6 walks. Gene Stephens and Sammy White set records with three hits and three runs scored respectively as Hebner homered twice for Philadelphia and the Cubs, Padres, Giants, and Astros posted late wins in other NL action.
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Ex Clemson AD Frank Howard Improves After Surgery
Former Clemson athletic director and head football coach Frank Howard has been moved from intensive care at Anderson Memorial Hospital to satisfactory condition. The 68 year old underwent a three hour exploratory surgery on June 11 to remove gallstones and an infected gall bladder. No malignancy was found, and Howard has continued to improve.
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Clemson
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