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Newspaper

Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

May 17, 1976

Page

14

Rested Reds Ready For Dodgers In Two Game Set

Cincinnati rests regulars with Joe Morgan praising the reserve unit before facing the Los Angeles Dodgers in the first of a two game series in Los Angeles. Mets beat the Reds 7-5 as Jon Matlack and Ed Kranepool led New York.

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Phillies Road Show Delights Fans in Houston Sweep

The Philadelphia Phillies continue a strong road run by defeating the Houston Astros 12-2 in Houston. Steve Carlton earned his third straight complete game as Philadelphia bats exploded with six runs in the second inning. Greg Luzinski drove in two with a single, and Dave Cash and Larry Bowa also contributed run-scoring hits.

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Baseball Standings and Monday Schedule Impacts

Sunday results show Cleveland beat Detroit 4 0 Milwaukee defeated Boston 11 5 Baltimore toppled New York 7 0 Chicago beat Kansas City 4 3 California downed Minnesota 5 3 Texas beat Oakland 3 2 Monday games list pairings and pitchers including Milwaukee at Baltimore New York at Cleveland Boston at Detroit Texas at Kansas City California at Chicago Oakland at Minnesota with various pitcher lines and records.

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New-look Tigers stumble in jacket giveaway night

The Detroit Tigers smoothed into a 4-0 loss to Cleveland as Jackie Brown’s four-hitter capped a forgetful return to form for Detroit. Manager Ralph Houk lamented the tepid showing while 30,000 fans left jacket shortages unresolved amid a disappointing opening at Tiger Stadium. The day’s other scores saw Milwaukee’s Grammas spark a win, and Kansas City seize a rough note on Carroll’s relief work.

Fred Rothenberg Detroit Tigers Truit Ralph Houk Tiger Tigers Pussycats Jackie Brown Cleveland Indians Alan Ashby Indians Alex Grammas Don Money Milwaukee Sepenees Brewers Clay Carroll Kansas City Royals

Canadiens sweep Flyers to win Stanley Cup

Montreal completes a 5-3 victory that seals the series in four straight games. Ken Dryden calls the finals close, while Reggie Leach earns the Conn Smythe but the Flyers fall short after a memorable playoff run.

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Aeros clinch series with 2-0 win over Whalers to reach finals

Houston Aeros goalie Ron Grahame posted his first playoff shutout and helped his team defeat New England 2-0 to clinch the semifinal series in seven games. Cap Raeder stood out for the Whalers, but Grahame’s 21 saves secured the victory and a World Finals matchup with Winnipeg.

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Green ousted in Evert finals

David Green of Middletown was defeated in the finals of the Jim Evert Junior Tennis Tournament in Fort Lauderdale. He lost to No 2 seed Kennedy of Fort Lauderdale after a three hour match following a semifinal win over No 1 seed Oscar Careago of Puerto Rico 6 1 6 7 6 4.

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Suns Rally Past Warriors to Reach NBA Finals

The Phoenix Suns, led by Paul Westphal and Gar Heard with 21 points each and Alvan Adams 18 points and 20 rebounds, upset the Golden State Warriors 94-86 on their home court to take a 3-1 series lead and clinch a spot in the NBA finals. Boston edged Cleveland 99-94 in the other semifinal, moving within one win of the finals with a 3-2 series edge.

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Rutherford Opens Indy 500 Quest With Pole Position

Johnny Rutherford, 1974 winner, captured pole for the May 30 Indy 500 after posting speeds of 199.071 mph for a single lap and 198.413 mph for four laps. He faced pressure from Al Unser and rain delays before finalizing fastest time, aiming to become back-to-back winner and secure early race momentum and endorsements.

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