Middletown star Carter vows return to Indiana campus
The article notes Butch Carter, Ohio's 1976 player of the year, says he will not leave Indiana University and plans to return to Bloomington this fall. It also covers Don Donoher’s recruitment for 1977-78, Bengals ticket office expansion at Riverfront Stadium, and Ohio State's upcoming Athletic Hall of Fame. It mentions conservation groups like the National Wild Turkey Federation issuing stamps to fund habitat and awareness efforts.
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Middletown
Butch Carter
Bobby Knight
Indiana University
Carter
Ohio
Paul Walker
Bloomington
Ind
Don Donoher
Flyers
Jim Rhoden
Lebanon
Richard Montague
Elyria
Dave Abel
Orchard Lake
Mich
Detroit
Abel
Michigan
Detroit Central Catholic
California Angels
Frank Tanana
Cincinnati Bengals
Riverfront Stadium
Larry Clements
Wilmington College
Wilmington
Ohio State
Pioneers
Hall of Fame
Columbus
National
Wild Turkey Federation
Edgefield
S.C
Fidrych latest to beat Bosox
Mark Fidrych beat Boston 7-2 at Tiger Stadium as Detroit pulled ahead in their series. Jason Thompson drove in three runs and homered, while the Tigers extended their winning streak to four and their lead in the AL East narrowed.
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Fidrych
Boston
Don Zimmer
New York Yankees
Tiger Stadium
Jason Thompson
Tigers
Red Sox
California
Kansas City
Nolan
Sports Roster Moves Across Leagues Prompt Player Changes
Baseball moves see Angels Rudi placed on supplemental DL with Bosley recalled from Salt Lake. Rangers Marshall on 2 day DL with Bacsik recalled from Tucson. Braves Bonnell on 15 day DL with Asselistine recalled from Richmond. Cole and Brizzalara signed. Hockey Nordiques sign Fitchner. Jets Powell Eagles sign Johnson. 49ers Waldorf retires as Seahwawks sign Benjamin and waive Ross Woods.
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California Angels
Joe Rudi
Thad Bosley
Salt Lake City
Texas Rangers
Mike Marshall
Mike Bacsik
Tucson
Atlanta Braves
Barry Bonnell
Brian Asselistine
Richmond
Tim Cole
Tony Brizzalara
World Hockey Association
Quebec Nordiques
Bob Fitchner
National Football League
NEW York Jets
Marvin Powell
Philadelphia Eagles
Walter Johnson
Baseball standings and results for East and West divisions
The standings show East with Chicago leading at 47 23 and Philadelphia 39 320 while West lists Los Angeles 50 25 and Cincinnati 39 330. Wednesday results include Montreal 5 Chicago 0 and Los Angeles 13 Atlanta 7 with several other scores. Thursday matches set up key divisional clashes across eight games including San Francisco at Cincinnati and New York at Montreal.
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Chicago
Phila
Louis
Pitts
Montreal
York
Los Ang
Cinci
Houston
Diego
Atlanta
Los Angeles
Cincinnati
San Francisco
New York
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
St. Louis
San Diego
Halicki
Fryman
Zachry
Rogers
Rhoden
P.niekro
Candelaria
Carlton
Krukow
St Louis
Forsch
Pet
Boston
Bastow
Cleve
Muwkee
Detroit
Toronto
West Minn
K.C cI
Calit
Texas
Oakland
Seattle
Cleveland
Baltimore
Milwaukee
Minnesota
California
Kansas City
Grimsiey
Garlang
Hunter
Garvin
Tiant
Rozema
Curtis Leads Reds In Wild 5-4 Eleven-Inning Win Over Giants
Cincinnati edged San Francisco 5-4 in 11 innings as Curtis struggled with control yet Reds pulled ahead late. Ken Griffey scored on Curtis wild pitch after Pete Rose and Griffey reached, while Seaver left no decision after an off night against his former team.
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Cincinnati
Tom Seaver
John Curtis
Seaver
Riverfront Stadium
Curtis
Cincinnati Reds
Reds
San Francisco Giants
Ken Griffey
Sea
Sadek
Rose
Dan Driessen
Griffey
Driessen
Giants
Dale Murray
Woodie Fryman
Ed Halicki
San Fran Er
Randrs
Whittld
Evans
LeMstris
McCoy
Clark Rt
Harris
Hill ¢ Sadek
Hverlop
Thomas Ph
Lavelle
Madick
Pr Arts
Total Cincinnati
BI Rose
Morgan
Orssen
Gfostr
Graimo Et Plumer
Bailey
Murray
Aurbch
Lum
Borbon Knight
Barr Auerbach
San Francisco
le Master
HR Hill
Geronimo SF
Heaverlo
Thomas SF
Averbach
Barr
L Curtis
Sutton's Bat Lifts Dodgers in 13-7 Win
Pitching star Don Sutton belted a two run double and an RBI single to drive the Dodgers past the Braves 13-7. Sutton, who left after seven innings with five hits allowed, said he hadn’t a good fastball but his hitting helped keep the lead. In other NL games Reds over Giants 5-4 in 11 innings Expos 5 Cubs 0 Mets 5 Phillies 3 Pirates 9 Cardinals 1 Padres 7 Astros 4.
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Seaver
Cincinnati
Riverfront
Los Angeles Dodgers
Don Sutton
Atlanta Braves
RBI
Sutton
Dodgers
Tom Lasorda
Cincinnati Reds
San Francisco Giants
Montreal Expos
Chicago Cubs
New York Mets
Philadelphia Phillies
Pittsburgh Pirates
St. Louis Cardinals
San Diego Padres
Houston Astros
Roswall Defeats Laver for 1963 U.S. Pro Title
On this day in 1963, Ken Roswall defeated Rod Laver in three sets 6 4 6 2 6 2 at Forest Hills New York to win the Professional Lawn Tennis Championship of the U. S. Roswall earned 1400 dollars in prize money.
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Ken Roswall
U.S
Rod Laver
Forest Hill
N.Y
Roswall
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Bosox
Barry Wilner
Boston Red Sox
Mark
Ryan
SAN Francisco 49Ers
Lynn “Pappy” Waldorf
Seattle Seahwawks
Tony Benjamin
Oliver Ross
Larry Woods
Pete Rose
Joe Morgan
Mike Sadek
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Ken Rappoport
AP Sports
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