Hayes blamed for Spartans' probation probe claims
Michigan State recruits told the Lansing State Journal that Woody Hayes warned MSU would be placed on probation for recruiting violations accusing OSU recruiters of steering investigations. Players said OSU and Michigan recruiters pressed MSU during 1974 recruitment.
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Morgan’s glove rough on ex teammate Alou in Reds win
In New York Joe Morgan of the Reds singled home two runs and snared a bases loaded grounder by Jesus Alou of the Mets to help Cincinnati defeat New York 4 to 3. Morgan praised Alou as a tough defender and recalled playing together earlier in their careers.
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Reds edge Mets as Gullett shines before shoulder injury
Don Gullett earned the win in a 5th inning deciding effort for Cincinnati, despite leaving the mound after the sixth with a stiff left shoulder. Pete Rose shaded defensive positions amid Mets fans' jeers while Dave Kingman and Wayne Garrett hit solo homers for New York.
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Marshall Suffering Night For Dodgers In Pittsburgh Loss
Dodgers reliever Mike Marshall endured his worst outing in a Dodgers uniform, surrendering nine runs in two innings as Pittsburgh turned a 3-2 deficit into an 11-3 win. Dave Parker powered the Pirates with a two-run triple, a homer, and six RBIs, while Burt Hooton allowed Parker's two base hits in the fifth and eighth.
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Albers Quits as Gems’ General Manager
Dayton Gems GM John Bucky Albers resigns after one season. Albers, 36, former Dayton Journal Herald sports writer, announces he is seeking new work. The team has now lacked GM for the third time in under two years.
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Kaat sets Sox win streak record with 12th straight
Chicago's Jim Kaat earns his 12th consecutive win as the White Sox beat Cleveland 2 0 with Rich Gossage and Terry Forster finishing the game. Gaylord Perry loses after a costly eighth inning pitch to Pat Kelly. Hank Aaron hits his 736th career homer as Milwaukee downs Kansas City 7 1.
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Baseball standings and Friday results from the National and American Leagues
National League standings show Chicago leading the East with a .600 win rate and Los Angeles atop the West at .633. Friday results: Chicago beat San Diego 5-2, Atlanta topped Philadelphia, and Cincinnati defeated New York 4-3 among others. American League scores include Milwaukee and Boston wins, plus multiple evening games and scheduling notes.
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Eastern Michigan Leads Mid-American Golf After Round One
The Mid-American Golf Championships resume at Kent State with Eastern Michigan two strokes ahead after 18 holes. EMU posted 355 team total while Western Michigan 357, Ball State 358, Ohio 359 and Toledo 360. Blake Watt of Ohio claimed individual low with 68. John Johnson led EMU with 69.
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Prepster Runs 100 in 9.0 Seconds World Record Pace
Houston McTear, an 18 year old Baker High junior from Milligan Florida, tied the world 100 yard record with a 9.0 clocking in a Florida Class AA prep meet. His rise from poverty and a childhood running program highlights a remarkable acceleration toward history.
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Nelson Opens Lead at Byron Nelson Classic
Larry Nelson fired a sparkling 65 to take a one stroke lead at the Byron Nelson Golf Classic after two rounds. Tom Watson carded a course record 63 to sit tied for second with Bob Smith at 135, while Bruce Crompton and Dwight Nevil trailed by one stroke. Jack Ewing's 63 also featured among the top scores as breezy conditions aided scoring.
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T of C's demise a real shocker
The cancellation of the Tournament of Champions shocks players and fans after 23 years as a top pro golf showcase. Art Wall calls it surprising and sad as Deane Beman cites tour restructuring and the World Series of Golf expansion to 16 24 players as the reason. Leonard Thompson and Bobby Nichols express disappointment.
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