Red Sox Expos Exasperate in Extra Innings Setback
Montreal Expos rally in the 13th to beat Boston 6 5 as Reggie Cleveland shines five innings with five strikeouts. Larry Parrish and Larry Bittner lead the Expos offense while Boston fights back in the 13th before falling.
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Reggie Cleveland
Jim Willoughby
Tom House
Reggie
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Mark Bomback
Larry Bittner
Montreal
Expos
Larry Parrish
Wayland Baptist meets Fullerton in AAU women's title rematch
Wayland Baptist College and Fullerton California advance toward a rematch of last year’s AAU women’s national championship after decisive wins in the semifinal round. The event in Gallup, New Mexico, pits the two programs against each other for the crown.
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Wayland
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Wayland faces Darlington in semifinal bid for 1976 crown
Wayland from Plainview Texas eased into the semifinals with an 82 47 rout of Detroit in the women s basketball event. Top seed Wayland will meet Darlington South Carolina at 7 p m while second seed Fullerton faces the New York Planters at 9 p m for a spot in Saturday s final.
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Ankeny
Iowa
McMullen, Benning Lead Opening Round At Mission Hills
Kathy McMullen and Susie Benning share the first round lead at the Dinah Shore Winners Circle with 68s at Mission Hills Country Club. Jane Blalock and Jan Stephenson sit one stroke back at three under, while Sandra Haynie eagled the 165 yard eighth for a hole-in-one.
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Jan Stephenson
Miss Blalock
Miss Stephenson
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Gloria Ehret
Janet LePera
Carol Mann
Pat Bradley
Joann Washam
Miss Palmer
Sandra Haynie
Scott pours 30 as Celtics topple Cavaliers to seize first
Charlie Scott scored 30 points as Boston beat Cleveland 95 88 in Cleveland. The win drops the Cavaliers from first place in the NBA Central Division and ends Cleveland’s overnight lead. Celtics coach Bill Fitch lamented the upset and framed the playoff chase ahead.
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Abdul-Jabbar Wins Fourth NBA MVP in Tight Race
Kareem Abdul-Jabbar captured his fourth NBA Most Valuable Player award edging Bob McAdoo and Dave Cowens in a close three way vote. The Lakers center led the league in rebounds blocks and minutes while shooting for the playoff push. McAdoo finished second with 393 points and Cowens third with 378 as Wilt Chamberlain and Bill Russell are noted four and five time winners respectively. John Goryl to manage Reno in the California League for 1975 baseball season.
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Dave Bing
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Elvin Hayes
Washington
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Kansas City Kings
Jim Chones
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Honest Pleasure Leads Miami Florida Derby Prep Field
Honest Pleasure the Florida Derby favorite from Bertram Firestone drawn fourth in a seven horse field seeks earnings of 92340 as Proud Birdie and Elocutionist challenge in Arkansas and Gotham Mile preps loom in New York with Zen heading a 10 horse Gotham field as Derby contenders sharpen form.
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Sowkisser
New York
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Mickey Solomone
Rosemary ‘Pinkie
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