Baseball Standings and Saturday Games From The Midaietown Journal
The Oct 2 1976 page lists Saturday games and standings for the National and American Leagues. Notable matchups include St Louis at Pittsburgh Atlanta at Cincinnati Montreal at Chicago San Francisco at Houston New York at Philadelphia Sean Onge at Los Angeles and a full American League East and West table with team records and recent results.
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Denny
Pittsburgh
Rooker
Atlanta
Niekro
Cincinnati
Lachry
Montreal
Warthen
Chicago
Burris
San Francisco
Matichi
Riccetti
Houston
Richard
New York
Matince
Philadelphia
Lenberg
Sean Onge
Sewyer
Los Angeles
Sutton
Phila
Pitts
St Louis
Cine
Los Angens
San Francis
San Diego
Middlets Dominate Waite 41-0 in Barnitz Stadium Victory
Middletown uses a strong first half to rout Waite 41-0 at Barnitz Stadium. Todd Bell and Eric Gresham spark early scoring while future talent shines in the second half as junior quarterback Dave Churchill directs a 340 yard offense. Waite drops to 0-3 after an opening win, with coach John Gayles hoping four of six city league opponents can yield a turnaround.
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Middletown
John Gayles
Gayles
Indians
Middies
Purple & White
Toledo
Barnitz Stadium
Waite
Jack Gordon
Cincinnati Moeller
Gordon
Todd Bell
Uou
Eric Gresham
Bell
Joe Merritt
Ricky Clements
Bobby Dwyer
Dale Hopper
Tony DiCristoforo
Leroy Bryant
Dave Bryant
Duane Banks
Dave Churchill
Dwyer
Dayton Dunbar
Area high school football results inconsistent scores flood
The listing shows numerous area games with varied scores including Middletown 41 over Toledo Waite 0 and Edgewood 37 over Talawanda 6. Other results include Franklin 7 Fenwick 0 and Moeller 56 over Withrow 0 with many lines unreadable or garbled.
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Toledo
Waite
Monroe
Lakota
Lebanon
Madison
Franklin
Fenwick
Edgewood
Talawanda
Springboro
Little Miami
Visler Tops Latonia Championship Race Field
Visler a 4 year old with two stakes wins and over 56000 earnings this year carries 120 pounds in Latonia championships at Florence Kentucky. Faneuil Boy viewed as chief challenger in the mile and one sixteenth race, Latonia officials call the field the strongest ever.
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Visler
Latonia
Faneuil Boy
Robinson in line to manage Indians on incentive deal
Frank Robinson is expected to accept a manager only contract from the Cleveland Indians with potential bonuses that could raise pay to 145000 if attendance and team milestones are met including division title pennant and World Series. The offer trims fringe benefits but keeps a realistic package say his agent Ed Keating.
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Frank Robinson
Cleveland Indians
Indians
Robinson
New York Yankees
Cleveland
Los Angeles
Ed Keating
Cats win an interception 7-0 in Mid Miami League clash
Fenwick miss did not threaten Franklin as Dave Brewer intercepted a pass with under 10 seconds left in the half and Tony Austerman found Dave Setser for a 57 yard score. Setser carried the Wildcats with 126 rushing yards in a 7-0 win.
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Falcons
Franklin
Fenwick
Brewer
Wildcat
Tony Austerman
Mike Brewwas
Austerman
Dave Setser
Setser
Monroe Hornets overwhelm Lakota in homecoming clash
Monroe Hornets, 40 overall, 2-0 in the MML, beat Lakota 31 to 0 behind Jay Blount's 96 rushing yards and 73 receiving yards. Jay Day connected on 7 of 8 passes for 129 yards and two touchdowns, while Terry Staton and Osterman contributed rushing scores and a late 31 yard touchdown reception. Lakota was held to eight rushing yards and 54 passing, its first shutout in 20 games.
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Day
Jay
Gene Rice
Peing
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T-Bird
Marty Baumhower
Jeff W
Gary Oakley
Steve McDowell
Rick Henry
Nes
Greg Caskey
Staton
Brooks
Mike Osterman
Osterman
Tom Proud
T-Birds
M—Staton
Taiied Wae
M— Brooks
M—Osterman
Perez swinging despite rumors keeps Cincinnati power safe
Tony Perez, 34 but claiming youth, remains the Reds steady run producer with 88 RBIs this season. He says rumors of his departure surface every few years, while Bill Veeck mentions a scout trip to Cuba, leaving Perez unsure if he will move or stay with Cincinnati.
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Bill Veeck
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Bob Howsam
Nolan
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Phil Niekro
A's Lose West Pennant as Royals Win Title
Oakland's bid ends after a 2 0 defeat to the Angels with Rusty Torres delivering a 12th inning homer that clinches for Kansas City. Vida Blue and Rollie Fingers vent frustrations on owner Charles O Finley as Detroit and Texas win elsewhere in a crowded AL slate.
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Blue
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Ali retirement talk stirs doubt among boxing world
New York(AP) Muhammad Ali stunned fans by announcing retirement in Istanbul. Promoters and officials debated his seriousness, with some insisting he is done and others predicting a comeback after a possible bout between Foreman and Norton. Fellow insiders noted Ali could return to claim a third heavyweight title.
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