Canes face Midland in tough opener at Golden Dome Classic
New Castle High coach Don Ross targets a strong test as Midland, a leading Class AA club, visits in the opening round of the Golden Dome Classic at Beaver County Community College. The eight team event runs December 26 to 29 with two divisions, aims to boost attendance, and benefits Children's Hospital, the McGuire Home, and the Salvation Army.
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Sparky Anderson anticipated Reds firing in pre 78 notes
Cincinnati manager Sparky Anderson wrote in The Main Spark with Si Burick that he expected to be fired and planned to handle it without bitterness. He looked back on nine years with the Reds and ahead to the 1978 season, predicting a chance to win while praising the club, players, and city despite his ouster.
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New Castle Upsets Erie Prep In Erie Prep Test
New Castle High defeated Brashear 65 51 Tuesday night and prepares to face Erie Cathedral Prep in an 8 p m exhibition. Don Ross praises Erie Prep's disciplined composure and strong inside game while noting Tim Gore leads the Ramblers with scoring production.
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Giants seek Carew approval in bid for Rod Carew trade
Giants owner Bob Lurie meets Rod Carew in Orlando to persuade the seven time batting champion to join San Francisco with a costly bid. Carew favors Los Angeles but agrees to talks as market value rises after Pete Rose deal. If he accepts, Giants would take Mike Ivie Larry Herndon and prospect Phil Nasty.
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Pete Rose ends Reds career fans bid for souvenirs
In Cincinnati the Reds gift shop sold Phillies memorabilia as Pete Rose ends a 16 year run with the Reds to join Philadelphia. Fans and workers describe a sad day with posters and pennants selling well while others debate his departure and its impact on the team.
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Byrne named to SID post at Marshall University
Frank Byrne, 23, former SMU assistant sports information director, was named interim sports information director at Marshall University. He succeeds John Evenson, who left for an advertising and public relations firm in San Diego. Athletic Director Joe McMullen said Byrne will serve at least through March 30 and aims for a permanent hire by spring. Byrne has been a graduate assistant in Marshall's Office of University Relations and hails from Connellsville Pennsylvania, with a B A in marketing from SMU and minors in journalism and history.
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Lucchesi called hot tempered in Royals brawl case
Defense lawyers described former Texas Rangers manager Frank Lucchesi as hot tempered while he sues Lenny Randle for medical bills after a February melee with the Kansas City Royals. Randle has pleaded no contest to battery and may have witnesses testifying on reputations.
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Lee Anne Schreiber Named New York Times Sports Editor
Former editor of Women's Sports magazine Lee Anne Schreiber, 33, is named sports editor of the New York Times. She will lead a 55 member sports staff and oversee daily pages, the enlarged Sunday section, and SportsMonday. Schreiber's background includes Time magazine writing, Olympic coverage, and advanced studies at Stanford and Harvard.
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