Pirates edge closer to NL East title lead after comeback win
The Pirates beat St Louis 5-3 as Philadelphia defeated New York 4-2. Pittsburgh now six games up with seven left while Cincinnati Houston San Francisco and Montreal also won. Tug McGraw saved for Philadelphia in a 4-2 win over the Mets.
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Rice injures hand. Red Sox face stretch without star
Jim Rice broke his left hand in a 6-5 win over Detroit and will miss the rest of the season. The Red Sox, 3.5 games ahead in the AL East, must improvise as Baltimore strengthens its September push behind Mike Torrez and Ellie Hendricks. Deron Johnson was acquired from Chicago to help the lineup.
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Americans Dominate Ryder Cup With 21 11 Victory
The United States defeated Great Britain and Ireland 21 to 11 at Laurel Valley. Tom Weiskopf sealed the win with a 5 and 3 singles victory over Guy Hunt as Arnold Palmer suggests format changes to help Britain.
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Fall Classic Softball Tourney Planned at Franklin Diamond
Franklin Slo-Pitch Association sponsors a two day Fall Classic at its diamond. Class B entry is 50 dollars with entries due by Wednesday 7 p.m. Co chairs are Bill Lansdale and Ron Pierce.
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Lebanon Raceway Entries First to Ninth Races
The Lebanon Raceway card lists nine races with horse names in each event. Races cover Trot and Pace divisions including horses such as Sharon's Oakie, Fashion Boy, Flynn Hanover, Sunshine Rena, Unadilla B, Greenland Betty, Little Berry, Bret Napoleon, and multiple entries per heat.
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Flynn Hanover
Lincoln’s Imp
Eclat
Town Demon
Hallie’s Folly
Onyx Star
Hennesey Abbe
Mighty Trying
K.K. Valen
Melody
Senator
Happy Connie
Ben Omaha
Hickory Dell
Shanty Boat
Ebb Direct
Brimstone Pride
Sunshine Rena
Fly Gauman
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Steady Boy Dean
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Miss Holly Sue
Miracle David
Unadilla B
David Norman
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Eastern Burton
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Arch Berry
Myra Mae
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Gaelic Chief
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I’m Nauty
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Miami University’s Generosity Ends Grid Era at East Lansing
Miami was edged 14-13 by Michigan State in East Lansing after a day of costly kicking miscues by Norm Trowbridge. Coach Dick Crum defended his players, noting a poor overall performance despite strong efforts on offense and defense, including a late 80-yard Miami drive and a 30-yard pass to Randy Walker.
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WEL Scores From Weekend Football Card
Saturday results show Jacksonville 16 and Philadelphia 38 at Shreveport. Southern California posted 29. Sunday results include Birmingham 22 over Charlotte 16 and San Antonio 30 defeating Hawaii 1. Memphis 16 beat Portland 3.
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Swedish Tie Rising Stars Push Sweden To Davis Cup Final
Sweden reaches its first Davis Cup final as Andersson, a six month pro, wins a key match 6-3 14-12 6-1 over Chile's Cornejo. Borg wins 6-1 6-2 6-1, sealing a 4-1 victory as Australia and Czechoslovakia contest the other semifinal.
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Foyt Loses Again as Trio Triumphs at Trenton Race Day
Johncock beats Foyt in a U S A C sanctioned 150 mile feature at Trenton while Torella tops Foyt in a stock car race. Stott secures enough points to clinch the 1975 USAC stock car title as Hartman finishes fourth. Richard Petty adds another Southern circuit win, his 175th career victory.
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