Paul Walker Roast fete at Manchester Motor Inn
Nostalgia and humor mark the Paul Walker Roast honoring Middletown High's long time coach. About 250 expected, featuring former players and local figures with Jerry Lucas missing due to a scheduling conflict. event hosted by Wayne Wiseman and Dan Humphreys with Jerry Nardiello as emcee and broadcast on WPFB at 8 p.m.
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Jerry Nardiello
Paul Walker
Manchester Motor Inn
Walker
Middie
Middies
Hardinsburg
Madisonville High
Kentucky
Western Kentucky State University
Middletown High
Jerry Lucas
Lucas
Ohio State
National Basketball Association
Bob Grimes
Jesse Mayable
Dick Vice
Don Barnette
Tom Dillman
Tom Sizer
Benny Roberts
Bud Bierly
Rick Martin
Jim Nein
Mary Lord
Marian Nein
Norris Downing
Bill Sennett
Wayne Wiseman
Springfield South
Dayton Belmont
Bill Hasket
Pete Roberts
Springfield
WPFB
Dan Humphreys
Journal
Tom Rayburn
Hisle breaks bat for 18th homer to lift Twins
Larry Hisle, leader in RBIs with 70 in 69 games, hits a broken bat homer and a five RBI night to push the Minnesota Twins into first in the AL West with a 7 4 victory over Chicago. Lyman Bostock adds a go ahead homer as Ralph Garr is ruled out on a baserunning play.
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Bob Lemon
Lemon
Larry Hisle Hisle
Minnesota Twins
Chicago
Hisle
Wilbur Wood
Twins
Lyman Bostock
White Sox
Ralph Garr
Garr
Jim Essian
Eric Soderholm
Essian
Baseball standings Saturday schedule across MLB matchups
Montreal at Pittsburgh. New York at Chicago. Los Angeles at Cincinnati. San Francisco at Houston. Boston at New York. Chicago at Minnesota. Cleveland at Detroit. Texas at California. Kansas City at Oakland. Toronto at Baltimore. Seattle at Milwaukee. Standings and pitcher records referenced.
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Brown
Pittsburgh
Kison
New York
Zachry
Chicago
Burris
Los Angeles
Sutton
Cincinnati
Fryman
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Barr
McGrathen
Houston
Angular
Richard
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Tiant
Torrez
Knapp
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Zahn
Cleveland
Fitzmorris
Detroit
Fidrych
Texas
Alexander
California
Ryan
Kansas City
Colborn
Oakland
Norris
Toronto
Garvin
Byrd
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Martinez
Grimsley
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Montague
Milwaukee
Haas
Pitts
Phita
Louis
York
Los Ang
Diego
Atlanta
San Diego
St Louis
Philadelphia
Shirley
Messersmith
Carlton
Forsch
Cleve
Milwkee
West Minn
Calit
Chico
Dodgers Beat Seaver as John Delivers Sinkerball Victory
Los Angeles Dodgers mount a 3-2 win over Cincinnati behind Tommy John who neutralizes the Reds with a sinking ball. John critics focus on possible scuffs while Tom Seaver allows 3 runs in eight innings in front of 51,864 at Riverfront Stadium.
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Cincinnati
Tom Seaver
Riverfront Stadium
Tom Terrific
Tommy John
John
Reds
Los Angeles Dodgers
Seaver
Ken Griffey
Johnny Bench Seaver
Sparky Anderson
New York Mets
Montreal Expos
Montreal
Los Angeles
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Cey
Garvey
Baker
Yeager
Jonn
Rose
Griftey
Morgan
Gfoster
Cacpcen
Orssen
Graimo Et
Arbstrah Borbon
Sb—Lopes
Griffey
S—Seaver
Borbon
W Jonn
L.—Seaver
Seaver Faces Loss as Reds Fall to Dodgers in Cincinnati
Reds ace Tom Seaver endured his fourth defeat after eight innings as the Dodgers beat Cincinnati 3-2. Joe Morgan cited lessons from the setback while Seaver acknowledged pressure and nerves yet pledged to help the club. The crowd applauded Seaver before and after the game as questions about overreliance on him lingered.
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Andy Lippman
Cincinnati
Cincinnati Reds
Tom Seaver
Reds
Joe Morgan
Seaver
Morgan
Dodgers
New York Mets
Montreal Expos
Montreal
Dave Lopes
Dusty Baker
Riverfront Stadium
Pete Rose
Johnny Bench
Sherwood Stewart Wins Eastern Clay Championship 1967
On this date 1967 Sherwood Stewart of Baytown Maryland defeated Dr. Richard Raskin to win the Eastern Clay Tennis Championship. Dr Raskin later competed in women s tennis as Renee Richards after a sex change operation.
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Sherwood Stewart
Baytown
Richard Raskin
Raskin
Renee Richards
Jackson King Tie for Francis Marzoli Trophy at Brown's Run
Jackson and King finished tied with 60s in the Francis Marzoli Trophy individual best ball at Brown's Run Country Club awaiting a playoff next week. Fran Thomas and Bonnie Scott tied 63s in the championship flight. Ginny Getter won the first flight with 62, Edge Arthur and Alice Jenkins tied second flight with 63, and Sandy Boyd captured the third flight with 61.
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Carol Jackson
Jan King
Brown's’ Run
Fran Thomas
Bonnie Scott
Ginny Getter
Edge Arthur
Alice Jenkins
Sandy Boyd
Sallee Becomes Millionth Reds Fan in 1977 Night
Oakie Sallee of 3561 S Main St Cincinnati and his wife Marilyn with children Cindy and Andy were honored as the millionth Reds fans at a game. The Reds awarded the Sallees two 1978 season tickets.
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Oakie Sallee
Main St
Cincinnati Reds
Sallee
Marilyn
Cindy
Andy
Reds
Sallees
Cubs Extend Lead with 5-0 Win Over Mets
The Chicago Cubs, led by Rick Reuschel, blanked the New York Mets 5-0 to extend their win streak to four and widen their division lead in the east. Jerry Morales had three hits including a two-run triple in the first inning.
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Reggie Jackson
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Yankees
Red Sox
White
Boston
Bill Campbell
Willie Randolph
Jackson
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Mariners
Larry Sorensen
Sal Bando
Milwaukee
Don Money
John Ward
Brooklyn
Junior Gilliam
Dodgers
Associated Press
Chicago Cubs
Cubs
Rick Reuschel
New York Mets
Jerry Morales
Reuschel
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