Middies Rally To Beat Airfield Indians In GMC Opener
The Middies came from behind in the fourth quarter to claim a 14 3 victory over the Airfield Indians in the Greater Miami Conference opener. Tony DiCristoforo broke through for a 13 yard TD after a key interception by Dave Churchill sealing the fourth win of the season for Gordon’s team.
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Middletown Middies Top Fairfield Behind DiCristoforo Rally
Middletown dominates Fairfield with 213 yards offense as Tony DiCristoforo powers a late drive. Davis and Mitchell contribute on the ground while Todd Retherford adds a field goal for the Middies. Fairfield struggles with 13 kicks and 18 penalties in a rough road game.
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Fenwick Falcons survive late stand to beat Monroe 14 8
Fenwick coach Jerry Harkrader praised his defense after a goal line stand at the one yard line with 4 14 left preserved a 14 8 Mid Miami League win over Monroe. Rob Harkrader rushed for 105 yards and two long TDs as Fenwick improved to 4 1 overall, 2 1 in the league. Monroe fell to 2 3, with Joe Waits passing for 48 yards and a 26 yard score.
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Moskau blasts Reds over Japan tour snub and benching
Paul Moskau, a rising Reds pitcher, fumes after being left behind for the Japan tour and labeled a quitter by team president Dick Wagner. He cites arm injuries and a six to eight week shutdown, saying he pitched hurt when asked and could have stayed longer if healthy. The Reds plan a 17 game, three week tour of 13 Japanese cities.
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Two-Year Pact for Brennaman with Reds
Marty Brennaman has signed a two year contract to continue broadcasting Cincinnati Reds games. He joined the Reds in 1974 after previously calling Tidewater Tides games in the International League. Reds radio network reaches over 100 markets across seven states.
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Phillies stay alive with 9-4 win over Dodgers in NL series
Shortstop Larry Bowa and outfielder Greg Luzinski voiced cautious optimism after Philadelphia beat Los Angeles 9-4 to avoid a sweep. Bowa said he felt better than Thursday and warned that the Phillies still have their backs against the wall in the best of five playoff series.
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Yankees Rally Past Royals in Game Three For 6 5 Win
New York ties series 2 1 as Royales fall 6 5 with Munson and Brett delivering key hits. Guidry set to start as Yankees rally after Brett homered three straight in the ALCS battle. Jackson adds runs and Gossage gets the win.
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Quebec refinances Olympic debt with 360 million loan
Quebecs Olympic installations board agreed to borrow 360 million on the New York money market to refinance an equal loan from American banks, part of a 1 billion deficit from the 1976 Montreal Olympics. A government inquiry investigates construction cost overruns while Montreal owes 214 million of the deficit and the province covers the rest.
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Paternity Suit Against Spinks Filed in St Louis
A paternity suit in St Louis Circuit Court claims former heavyweight champion Leon Spinks promised to marry and to recognize three children as his. Miss Calvin seeks a court order declaring paternity and a retroactive monthly sum, with service planned in Detroit where Spinks lives with his wife Nova and their child.
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NBA exhibitions headline results
The Associated Press reports Friday exhibition games with Chicago beating Milwaukee 114 to 107, New Jersey defeating Cleveland 122 to 107, and Golden State edging San Diego 100 to 92.
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Midseason NBA and NFL moves across three leagues
The NBA cut Mack Calvin from the Nuggets and placed Phil Hicks on waivers for Denver while Washington traded Phil Walker to the San Diego Clippers for future considerations and a draft pick. In the NFL New England placed Bob Cryder on injured reserve and released Nick Lowery, signing Terry Falcon and Dane Posey. In hockey Colorado sent Merlin Malinowski to the Philadelphia Firebirds and Montreal traded Murray Wilson to Los Angeles for future considerations.
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