Seaver and John Reach 20 Wins As Phillies Clinch Tie
Seaver earned his 20th win with a three hitter as Reds beat the Braves 4 0. John won his 20th for the Dodgers in a 5 0 victory aided by Kautzhan in relief. Philadelphia clinched a tie for the NL East with an 8 5 win over Montreal and lead Pittsburgh by six games. Luzinski hit his 37th homer and Schmidt had three hits as Philadelphia remains poised for the playoffs.
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Orioles refuse to say 'uncle' after loss to Indians
Orioles fall 9-4 to Cleveland as Gar land wins and Eddie Murray hits a three run homer. Cleveland rallies with five runs in the fifth and four more in the seventh aided by four Baltimore errors.
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NBA Free Agents Movements Hit Several Teams
The Golden State Warriors cut Ron Daniel and John Hummer and Carl Bird. The New York Knicks waived Dean Meminger and LeRoy Snow. The Washington Bullets released Ernest Wansley and David Reavis. Detroit Tigers signed A Cicotte and the Montreal Expos rehired coaches Jim Brewer, Billy Gardner, Mickey Vernon, and Ozzie Virgil for 1978.
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Bengals frustrated after 42 20 win over Seahawks
Cincinnati earns a 42 20 victory but laments lack of killer instinct and costly penalties. Lemar Parrish and Coy Bacon criticize effort after a dominant first quarter, while Kenny Anderson connects with Isaac Curtis for a fourth quarter cushion. Bengals set a club record with 12 penalties as they prepare for a road stretch.
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Hill’s OKIO win brings peace to family golfer
Hill shot fourteen to win the Ohio Kings Island Open by one stroke over Kite. Kite tied the course record with 62 but fell short on the final hole, as Hill nailed a three foot par to secure the title and $30,000. Hill, from Jackson Michigan, earned $50,323 in the year and spoke of family peace and reprieve.
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Los Angeles Wins USOC Bid for 1984 Olympics
Los Angeles secured the American bid to host the 1984 Summer Games over New York by a 55 to 39 vote. The IOC will decide next May in Athens with LA seen as virtually assured due to existing facilities and a projected break-even budget.
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Pirates Rename Bi Robinson to Super Sub in Versatile Role
The Pirates nickname Bi Robinson Super Sub for his ability to play multiple positions. In racing history, a crowd of 54,861 attended the Roosevelt International Trot 1960 where San Harros II of the Netherlands won.
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NFL standings snapshot with mixed results
San Diego leads 23 7 over Kansas City while Denver 26 buffs Buffalo 6 and Miami 19 San Francisco 15 Oakland 16 Pittsburgh 7 Los Angeles 20 Philadelphia shown in partial standings across a rough grid.
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