Phillies' magic number now three in pennant race
Phillies hold a six game lead over the Pirates with 10 games left as Pittsburgh slips after split doubleheaders. Greg Luzinski Dave Cash and Mike Schmidt drove in two runs in the first game. Montreal’s Don Stanhouse earned his first win since August in the second. Randy Jones earned his 22nd victory for San Diego as the Padres beat Atlanta to stay in the hunt. Mets edged Cubs. Astros routed Giants. Dodgers beat Reds as Cey delivered a ninth-inning winner.
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Yankees End Losing Streak With 8-0 Win Over Tigers
Yankees snap a six game skid by routing Detroit 8-0 in the nightcap as Grant Jackson and Greg Nettles power the victory. Earlier Detroit won 3-0 on Dave Roberts five-hitter. Magic number to clinch AL East is two for New York. Royals beat Rangers 2-1 in 14 innings boosting AL West lead. other scores include White Sox over A’s 4-2 and Indians 9, Brewers 2.
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Fezler ties Miller for Kaiser Open lead
Forrest Fezler roared back from four strokes down with two rounds of 68 to tie Johnny Miller for the second round lead at the Kaiser International Open in Napa California. Miller opened with a course record 63 but settled for par in the 6 602 yard South Course after a 68 in the North Course.
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Nash Irseeni aE he Ht Pin A Pramod 1: ro o 7 Pomp Thartn
Fragmentary OCR records show a treble of names and figures including Nash Irseeni and Pramod with scattered numbers and notes. The text reads like a sports or lottery snippet with mixed tokens and unclear structure.
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Major league baseball scores and upcoming doubleheaders
Major leagues show New York 8 Detroit 3 40 Baltimore 3 Boston 0 Cleveland 2 Milwaukee 0 Kansas City 2 Texas 1. 14 innings Chicago 4 Oakland 2. California at Minnesota with Ryan and Goltz. New York at Detroit, Boston at Baltimore, Milwaukee at Cleveland, Kansas City at Texas, Oakland at Chicago scheduled with various pitchers listed.
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National and City Matchups With Notable Pitchers
Daily baseball schedule lists games across major cities. Notable pitchers include Renko Swan Fryman Reuss MacGlethen Nolan Downing McLaughlin Barr Owchinko Ruthven and Underwood. Matchups span Philadelphia Montreal Pittsburgh St Louis Cincinnati Los Angeles Houston San Francisco San Diego Atlanta New York. Times vary from 2:15 p.m. to 7:30 p.m. local.
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Baseball Leaders Highlight 1970s Era Standouts Across Leagues
League batting leaders list McRae and Brett with top marks in at bats and hits,Carew and LeFlore among runs, and Nettles and White among home runs. Pitching leaders include Campell and Carlton with strong win totals and low ERAs, while Rose and Morgan pace National League in runs and hits with key sluggers like Schmidt, Foster, and Morgan contributing across teams.
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Area roundup of local college and high school sports
Harford downed FCC 6 3 in men's tennis. Frederick results include Mark Butt beating Reid Title 6 2 6 3 and Mark White with Robert White beating John Clark and Monte Wales 6 4 6 1. Butt and Wayne Hooper also beat Tittie and Steve Lee 6 7 6 2. Mark White vs John Clark and other mixed results follow. Cross country: Thurmont Catoctin beat Smithsburg 19 39. Earl Pryor set 15 11 course record. FCC beat Community College of Baltimore 2 1 in volleyball. Little League Manager meeting Sept 26 at 7 30 p.m. State Farm Insurance Building.
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Danner boots three in Japanese contest for Morgan State
Dwayne Danner, formerly of Frederick, kicked field goals from 46 30 and 26 yards and added an extra point as Morgan State fell 42 16 to Grambling in Tokyo at Korakuen Stadium. Grambling rushed for three touchdowns by Clifford Martin while Morgan State scored once in the fourth. About 50 000 spectators watched the first regular season game outside the Western Hemisphere, aired nationally in Japan.
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Skins Grit Through Groin Injury For Thomas
Washington Redskins running back Mike Thomas remains out of the second practice in a row with a groin strain. Coach George Allen says there is no cause for concern, aiming for a Saturday update as Thomas contends with lingering soreness and limited action ahead of a Monday night clash with the Philadelphia Eagles.
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Kupchak Rumor Denied By Bullets On Italy Move
Bologna reports Mitch Kupchak plans to play in Italy for 120000 more than Washington offered but the Bullets deny the story stating Kupchak has not agreed to Italy and awaits agent word next week.
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