Middies rally. disappointing defense vs Cincinnati Knights
Middies coach Gordon praised defense as he watched his team struggle to move the ball against Cincinnati. Despite late fourth quarter scoring bursts, the offense failed to capitalize and Newark’s defense produced sacks, marking a rough performance in the season opener.
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Griese Returns as Dolphins Edge Bengals in Exhibition
Miami quarterback Don Strock rejoined the bench as Bob Griese returned from a knee injury for an exhibition against Cincinnati. Griese connected for a 17 yard pass and said he was ready to throw with timing returning. Strock noted the offense moved the ball and Miami stayed tied for the AFC East lead at 4-2, while Bengals coach Homer Rice acknowledged the team would work through issues.
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Brewers name Bathberger Brewers manager in error
A garbled item names Bathberger as Milwaukee Brewers manager, cites Sporting News and mentions standings in the American League Batters' Division. It references Osisivedt, Pak, Bainberger, and Geer with unclear positions and a 9549 record, alongside other misspelled names and misplaced phrases.
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Miami Dolphins Game Threats Lead to Man's Arrest
A man claimed to be an atomic engineer and friend of Mercury Morris during a Dolphins game incident. He was found with a concealed weapon after being tackled near the end zone as 55,000 fans watched the Bengals game. Police reported the suspect, identified as Mark Streins of Miami, did not have proper ID and said even more bizarre statements.
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Gravity the key for high jumper
Paterson New Jersey AP reports Franklin Jacobs, a 5-8 high jumper, says gravity helps him descend and that the challenge is getting upward. He notes he always lands in the pits regardless of height, illustrating his measured approach to the sport.
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Pete Rose Offers Reds Take New Deal After World Series
Cincinnati report says attorney Reuven Katz has made an offer to the Reds for Pete Rose and the club may accept the counter offer upon president Dick Wagner’s return from the World Series. Rose had rejected the initial offer on October 2.
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Offer not pleasing to Herzog
Kansas City Royals manager Whitey Herzog received a one year contract offer Monday but said he was not pleased and would consider it. General manager Joe Burke said Herzog would get back after discussion. Herzog, who led the Royals to three straight AL West titles, had recently questioned front office support and hinted he might not return after a fifth straight fall to the Yankees in the league championship series.
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Cards rehiring Schoendienst as coach in St Louis
Red Schoendienst, the longest serving Cardinals manager from 1965 to 1976, returns to the team as a coach at age 55. A former infielder for the Cardinals Giants and Braves, his playing career ran 1945 to 1963, and he was fired as manager after 1976 before Vern Rapp and Ken Boyer followed.
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Figueroa And Gilliam Shape 75th Series Prelude
The 75th World Series pits the Yankees and Dodgers, with Dodgers great Jim Gilliam dead on the eve of the matchup. Davey Lopes and Graig Nettles weigh in on memorials and on-field focus as Luis Figueroa and Burt Hooton prepare to duel. The teams added bullpen aces Rich Gossage and Terry Forster, aiming for even power pitching as Lemon and Lasorda manage their rosters.
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