Expos end Reds winning streak in Montreal slugfest
Montreal Expos use three catchers to beat the Cincinnati Reds 7-4 at Riverfront Stadium, capitalizing on four Reds errors and a muffed bases loaded liner by Bernie Carbo. Key miscues by Tony Perez Tommy Helms and Wayne Granger aided the Expos five unearned runs.
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Heritage wins decisive first day of final America's Cup trials
In Newport Florida’s Heritage defeated Weatherly and Intrepid while Valiant beat Intrepid by 42 seconds. Charley Morgan of St. Petersburg steered Heritage to a strong margin as the trial series begins to name the U.S. defender to race Gretel II or France. The committee has until Sept. 13 to finalize the challenger.
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IL Maintains Split-Campus Rule In High School Athletics
Austin AP reports no move to alter the Interscholastic League rule preventing a single high school with split campuses from forming a varsity team from both campuses. Athletic Director Bailey Marshall cites possible large rosters and notes the rule’s selective discussion without recommendation.
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Orioles blank Brewers as part of hot AL run
Baltimore beat Milwaukee 3-0 behind Jim Hardin five-hitter and Merv Rettenmund, who homered and flashed defense. Earl Weaver noted a winning streak amid a hitting slump as the Orioles extend their AL East lead while other games shift the standings.
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Rough Advice From Frank Beard On Escaping The Rough
Shaving Strokes by Frank Beard shares tips for rough play in golf. Beard admits rough is tough and describes stance adjustments to steer the ball from trouble. He notes opening the stance and moving the left foot back to help the clubface stay off the tall grass.
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Mustangs Bear Watching In Southwest Preview
SMU coach Hayden Fry expresses optimism about a high powered offense led by quarterback Chuck Hixson and a deep receiving corps. The Mustangs face tough non conference tests with Oklahoma and Tennessee while defense lacks depth and experience.
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Namath Seeks Peace Amid Hectic Life in Jets
In Hempstead AP reports fans pressed for autographs as Joe Namath, famed Jets quarterback, signs one word Peace on a yearbook. The piece highlights Namath's fame, long hair, and a $100000-a-year contract, noting his symbol status and public adoration.
Rivals Team Up In All Star Game West 8 East 2
El Paso outfielder Mickey Rivers and Albuquerque second baseman Larry Eckenrode sparked the West to an 8-2 victory in the 30th Texas League All Star Game in Albuquerque. Rivers drove in three with a triple and a double while Eckenrode added two hits and two runs. Don Rose took the loss for the East.
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Paz Strikes Out 23 in Nine Inning NL Little League Victory
Francisco Paz a left handed pitcher fanned 23 Puerto Rican batters in a nine inning game Tuesday guiding Nicaragua to a 1-0 win and a third straight victory in the Latin America Little League series.
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Ruidoso Little League Feted Amid Racing Weekend
Ruidoso Downs prepares for a festive week with the Ruidoso Little League honored in the winner’s circle after the eleventh race. The program features the six furlong Ruidoso Little League Purse and a slate of trials and finals across horse races August 21 to September 7.
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