Revitalized Cyclones Back To EEL Wars Friday Night
Ottawa High aims to end a four game skid at Turner in a 7 30 p m East Kansas League clash. The Cyclones seek a win to lift them from last place as Turner brings a bigger lineup and a tough defense. Ottawa leans on a strong ground game led by the Shaffer brothers and Darren Beets while hoping Darren Cook can play through a bruised shoulder.
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Bonner Springs
Seaman
Bears
Leavenworth
Olathe
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THS
Miller
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Bob and
Ray
Darren Beets
Kevin Spencer
Darren Cook
Marlin Porter
Cook
Joe Geist
Bishop Miege
Bonner
DeSoto
Stamdinos Ekle An
It s That Time Already NBA Jumps Center Tonight
Celtics defend title against Pacers in season opener as four NBA games launch the 22nd season with new coaches on the road. Cowens Havlicek questionable for Boston opener. Rowe and Wicks bolster frontcourt amid injuries, while Pacers cope without Elmore Joyce and Knight heals from a sprained ankle.
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Celtics
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Jim Ard
Indiana
ABA
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Pacers
Len Elmore
Kevin Joyce
Billy Knight
76ers May Get Dr. J
The New York Nets agreed in principle to sell Julius Erving to the Philadelphia 76ers. NBA Deputy Commissioner Simon Gourdine said the parties and their counsel have reached an in principle transfer, with details to be finalized by a negotiating team. The deal is reported to pay $3 million cash plus a six year contract at $600,000 per season, potentially making Erving the NBA's highest paid player.
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Fitzgerald
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Dixon
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Doug Collins
Fred Carter
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Uniondale
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Roe
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Philadelphia
Cardinals Giants swap six players in midseason trade
The St. Louis Cardinals and San Francisco Giants executed a six player trade. Giants receive Willie Crawford Vic Harris and John Curtis from St Louis for John D Aquisto Mike Caldwell and Dave Rader. Crawford a .304 hitter with nine homers joins the Giants as an outfield option.
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St. Louis Cardinals
San Francisco Giants
Giants
Willie Crawford
Vic Harris
John Curtis
St. Louis
John D'Aquisto
Mike Caldwell
Dave Rader
Crawford
Los Angeles Dodgers
Gary Matthews
Bob Lurie
Harris
Cards
Curtis
Boston Red Sox
Vern Rapp
Cardinals
D'Aquisto
Caldwell
Reds and Yankees battle wait for Game Four
The 1976 World Series pause unsettles both teams as rain delays push start times. Cincinnati Reds ace Gary Nolan may oppose Ed Figueroa, while Sparky Anderson aims for a four game sweep to prove Reds’ stature among great teams. The Yankees, led by Billy Martin, vow comeback despite pressure.
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Martin
Ed Figueroa
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Catfish
Sparky Anderson
Newsmen
Dodger
Boston
Anderson
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