Forsch Shuts Out Dodgers as Astros Rookie Shines
Houston rookie Ken Forsch tossed a four hitter for a 2-0 win over Los Angeles ending a five game Dodgers streak. Forsch, 6-5, struck out nine Dodgers and earned his first major league shutout after a prior Dodgers phone inquiry. Other NL results included Cincinnati 1 New York 0 and Atlanta 5 Philadelphia 3.
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Big Eight Boss Expected To Guide Big Ten
Wayne Duke, Big Eight commissioner, is expected to be named Big Ten commissioner at a Chicago news conference. Duke, 42, would succeed the late Bill Reed who died May 20. The decision follows strong support from the Big Ten presidents and Duke's record guiding the Big Eight to national football prominence with Nebraska's recent championship.
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Patriots Namesakes Leave Patriots Camp In Odd Year
In Amherst Massachusetts the New England Patriots face a string of odd events this season as veteran QB Joe Kapp quits preseason camp and last year’s top draft pick Phil Olsen escapes a contract loophole. Now star running back Duane Thomas is the latest unusual development in a year of headlines.
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Pan Am host shows off its hero in Colombia race
Cali runner Alvaro Mejias headlines Pan Am Games coverage as Colombia hopes for marathon gold. USA leads track and field medals with multiple Pan Am records amid lingering Patriots stadium saga and surprising team name shifts.
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Niederkirchner to help NYU fencing coach next season
New York Athletic Club fencing master Qdon Niederkirchner, 67, will assist NYU fencing coach Hugo Costello next season. He came to the United States in 1949 from Budapest after a long career including service in the Hungarian Army.
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