Nastase Storms Through Forest Hills Second Round
The volatile Romanian Nastase clashed with Hans Jurgen Pohmann in a 2 hour five minute center court match, winning 7-6 4-6 7-6 amid linesman clashes and fan taunts as Bill Scanlon upset Panatta and Connors dominated Fleming.
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Bill Scanlon
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Squirrel Season Opens September 10 Across Ohio
Squirrel hunting in Ohio starts September 10 amid a reportedly higher population than last year. The season runs until November 13 on private lands and December 18 on public areas. Field notes point to a plentiful nut crop from oak, hickory, beech, walnut, and dogwood trees.
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Driessen Delivers Backing Reds Over Braves In Atlanta
Dan Driessen pinch hit a three run homer in the eighth to lift Cincinnati past Atlanta 10 5 in Atlanta Stadium. Adrian Devine allowed the homer after entering for Phil Niekro with the score tied. Cesar Geronimo and Tony Perez provided key moments as Cincinnati tied and then pulled ahead. Rowland Office’s knee injury strained Atlanta as manager Dave Bristol discussed resting him. Frank La Corte starts for the Braves against Pat Zachry in a Reds home game.
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Omay
Montanez
Hendersart Chaney
Paciorek
Corret
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Baseball Standings and Friday Results Across Leagues
National League East standings show New York, Philadelphia, and Chicago leading group with Chicago 62 72. West features Cincinnati 65 50 and Los Angeles 77 56. American League lists New York as 80 50 with Baltimore 69 62 and Cleveland 64 51. Friday games include Chicago 8 St Louis 9 and Pittsburgh 9 Montreal 7. Cincinnati 10 Atlanta 1.
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Eckersley
Figueroa
Holtzman
Palmer
Umbarger
Leonad
Norris
Hartzell
Heidelberg Coach Grube Joins Capital University Staff
Heidelberg College basketball coach Dave Grube, 32, named assistant at Capital University replacing Mike Stumpf. Grube also to lead Capital cross country, after guiding Heidelberg to two straight winning seasons and a 9-13 first year record.
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Heidelberg
Dave Grube
Capital University
Mike Stumpf
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Pirates Sweep Expos in Doubleheader to Chase Phillies
The Pittsburgh Pirates swept a doubleheader from Montreal to tighten the NL East race. Their win streak reached eight and nine games as Philadelphia faltered, extending the Phillies losing streak to seven. Expos manager Karl Kuehl was knocked out of his job amid the slide.
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Pirates
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Mets
Tom Seaver
New York Mets
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Astros
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EKU Tops Dayton 21 7 in nonconference game
Eastern Kentucky quarterback Ernie House led a 21 7 win over Dayton Flyers completing 11 of 14 passes for 177 yards and two touchdowns. House, once a greenhorn, displayed leadership and accuracy as EKU built on a strong preseason and kept Dayton from capitalizing on early drive.
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Eastern Kentucky
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Roy Kidd
B.J. Dailey
Brian Baldwin
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Fox to replace Expos' Kuehl in managerial shakeup
Montreal fires 38 year old Karl Kuehl after two losses to Pittsburgh 9-7 and 7-2. Charlie Fox, 54, named interim manager as Expos drop to 43-85 and sit 38 games behind Philadelphia in the NL East. Fox will take control with McHale and Fanning broadening their roles.
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Montreal Expos
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Expos
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San Francisco Giants
Gene Mauch
Mauch
McHale
Jim Fanning
Fanning
Oregon State hires SAG coach to open Fertig era at Corvallis
Oregon State fixtures Craig Fertig as head coach facing Kansas Jayhawks in the opener at Corvallis. Kansas, 7-4 last season and 19th in AP preseason, is favored to challenge the Beavers, as 14 games kick off a light opening college football night.
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Armco Triangles Triumph In World Industrial Softball
Armco Triangles defeated Mack Truck 14 to 8 while Third Base Cafe fell 13 to 12 to Westinghouse in Providence. Jim Gomin went 4 for 4 with 3 RBIs, Gary Patrick 3 for 3 with 4 RBIs, and Dick Flick homered among 25 Middletonians hits. Mack Truck entered with a 99-1 mark.
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Jim Gomin
Gary Patrick
Mike Gonia
Eastwick Reliever Tours Mind Realms In Reds Spotlight
Cincinnati closer Rawly Eastwick blends on field success with tales of out of body experiences and astral travel. He owns 19 saves and a 2.13 ERA while drawing attention for his unusual beliefs and focus on positive thinking.
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Eastwick
Norm Clarke
Cincinnati
Rawly Eastwick
Universe
Hrabosky
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