No Clear Favorite BY DON HOHLER
McGlaughlin Oil and Columbus Redbirds battle for control of the 10th Annual Memorial Tour nament as both clubs pursue a dogfight title run. Janet Patton touts new acquisitions Jennie Boyd and Bonnie Williams and a strengthened mound staff amid a 44 11 record and a tie for the Columbus Classic lead.
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Indians Rained Out Or Yankees Rest Debate
The Indians resume their series with the Yankees after rain washed out game three on Wednesday. Ray Fosse notes better weather in New York and speculation rises that New York wanted a rest for its pitching staff amid Thurman Munson injury concerns. Dennis Eckersley and Don Gullett are slated to start, with the postponed game rescheduled for Thursday night, Sept. 29.
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Cocklin Dominates Summer Nationals at Norwalk Raceway Park
Steve Cocklin of Richwood drove a Plymouth Duster to win Top Performance Bracket 1 and the Monster Run Off at Norwalk. He posted 12.77 seconds at 95 mph over Larry Hurst’s 15.10 seconds at 92 mph. Phil Sebring won Funny Car with 7.16 seconds at 202 mph, defeating Mike Sage in a Vega vs Duster final. Stan Witzel topped Pro-Am Eliminator, and E Timmons won Bike Eliminator.
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Browns Sign Four 1977 Draft Picks
The Cleveland Browns announced the signing of four more 1977 draft choices for the upcoming season. Oliver Davis Tennessee State Tom Burkett North Carolina Charlie Nash Arizona Leo Tierney Georgia Tech signed, leaving five rookies unsigned.
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Charlie Nash
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