Reds Acquire Bill Bonham In Trade With Cubs
The Cincinnati Reds traded Woodie Fryman and Bill Caudill plus cash to obtain Chicago Cubs pitcher Bill Bonham. Reds president Bob Howsam said the move adds starting experience to the staff. Bonham, 29, went 10-13 with a 4.35 ERA in 1977 in his fifth MLB season with Montreal and the Colts. Fryman, 37, quit baseball mid July then reconsidered, now moved to the Cubs. Caudill, 21, pitched in AA Three Rivers and AAA Indianapolis with a 13-4 and 3.65 ERA for Three Rivers before the move.
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Patriots deactivate Steve Zabel for Jets game
New England Patriots deactivate linebacker Steve Zabel for this week's matchup against the New York Jets signaling a defensive depth move ahead of the crucial AFC clash.
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Monroe Boosters meeting Tuesday at school library
The Monroe High Athletic Boosters will meet Tuesday night at 7 30 in the school library.
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Billie Jean King Wins Third Straight Tennis Title
Billie Jean King defeated Janet Newberry 6 1 6 3 in San Juan Puerto Rico to capture her third consecutive tournament. Auto racing victory follows as Carl Bugs Stevens wins the Cardinal 500 Modified half in Martinsville driving a Pinto with a 73.829 mph average on the 525 mile track.
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Dream Comes True In Steubenville High Scoresboard
In Steubenville Ohio eight volunteers built a one ton computerized electronic message board for Harding Stadium costing over a hundred thousand dollars if purchased. It has 2048 bulbs 24 miles of wiring and 15000 fadder joints. Scattered delays and a crash when two trucks moved the new board caused damage but repairs succeeded.
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Bucks use three forward offense to top Sonics 108 95
Milwaukee beat Seattle 108-95 as coach Don Nelson deployed a three forward lineup with Dave Meyers scoring after Marvin Webster. Marques Johnson had 22 points and 12 rebounds while the Bucks built an early double digit lead before Seattle closed the gap at halftime.
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Jets Extend Win Streak Over Oilers In WHA Clash
Winnipeg Jets defeated the Edmonton Oilers 5 2 as Bobby Hull scored twice to lift the Jets past the Oilers who pressured in their own end. Edmonton coach Glen Sather praised his improved squad while Jets coach Larry Hillman noted stronger Oilers play. In another game, Quebec Nordiques beat Houston Aeros 5 4.
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Thompson's comeback wins Pensacola Open in tight finish
Leonard Thompson rallied with a final round 68 to post a two stroke victory at the Pensacola Open. Curtis Strange staged five straight birdies but bogeyed the 14th to fall short. Thompson won by two over Strange. J C Snead finished third. Thompson earned 25000 from a 125000 purse.
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Sabres Slow Canadiens 4-0 On Montreal Ice
The Buffalo Sabres frustrated the Montreal Canadiens with deliberate play and faceoff control, running two hours 45 minutes with 98 faceoffs and 49 in the Canadiens end. Canadiens coach Scotty Bowman raged at the clocking tactics as Buffalo moved to a rare road win.
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Wolner Nets First Hole-In-One At Wildwood Course
After 50 years of golfing, John Wolner Sr. achieved his first hole in one on Sunday at Wildwood. He aced the par 145-yard second hole with a 7 iron while playing with Larry Martin and Ed Gorsuch.
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