A's rout Royals as Bando sparks six game AL West lead
Old pros Sal Grando Reggie Jackson and Gene Tenace plus Billy Williams Claudell Washington and Ken Holigman powered Oakland past Kansas City. Ron Bando delivered a two run homer and three fine plays as the A's beat the Royals to open a six game advantage with 20 left. Tenace Washington and Jackson added RBIs while Holtzman settled in after shakey start. Other AL results included Baltimore over Milwaukee Cleveland over Boston and a Pirates led NL East rise.
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Don Hood
Rick Wise
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Messersmith Seeks Wins as Dodgers Plan Winter Moves
Andy Messersmith reflects on a season of near-misses and strong pitching with seven early decisions, while the Dodgers map a busy winter. Al Campanis confirms active trading talks as Peter O'Malley prepares for meetings next week to discuss personnel and potential key moves.
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Untitled sports recap fragment
A fragmentary report details a sixth inning flow and scoring mishaps. Mentions Cruz, Yeager, Moffitt pitching, and substitutions including Sime and Garvay with Ruske, Haan, and Hesar noted, leaving two runners on base. The text is garbled but indicates a baseball game with substitutions and outs.
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Ruske
iPro grid briefs and player updates from Sunday game
Fragmentary notes reference iPro grid briefs with mentions of players like Mike Hotton and Louie Wright, plus defensive focus and a sprain involving Alsahkie. Several names appear jumbled or partial, with scattered references to coaches, quarters, and preparation for an upcoming matchup.
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Bert Jones blitzes Oilers in Colts pre season win
Baltimore quarterback Bert Jones torched Houston’s defense for 20 points in the second quarter as the Colts beat the Oilers 20 to 21 in a Cleveland era pre season game. Jones completed 13 of 19 passes before halftime and set up Lyell Mitchell’s 1 yard TD to seize the lead with 5:58 left in the second.
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Rams face injury cycle with Stukes sidelined
Rams coach Chuck Knox reported Stukes will miss extended time with a torn left knee cartilage after the 35-0 win over Philadelphia. Eddie McMillan replaces him for the Oakland game at the Coliseum, with rookie Mante Jackson backing both corner spots.
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Perez Named NL Player of the Month for August
Cincinnati first baseman Tony Perez won the National League Player of the Month award for August after posting a .398 batting average with three home runs and 26 RBIs. Perez, 43, has driven in 58 runs this season, maintaining strong RBI totals across the campaign.
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Hayes defers on Spartan NCAA probe amid request from MSU president
Woody Hayes said he would not confirm or deny involvement in the NCAA inquiry into Michigan State recruiting violations, noting MSU president Dillon R. Wharton asked him not to comment. NCAA chief Walter Byers defended Hayes, citing sources behind the inquiry.
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Amateurs Gaddy and Morganelli Lead Queen Mary Open Qualifiers
Amateurs Brian Gaddy of Arcadia and Marty Morganelli of San Clemente fired strong rounds to earn exemptions into the $22,500 Long Beach Queen Mary Open set for Sept 18-21 at El Dorado. Gaddy shot 67 on the 6,675-yard course with birdies from 30 feet to the second, fifth, tenth, twelfth, fifteenth, while Morganelli carded 68 with birdies on the eighth, thirteenth, seventeenth, and eighteenth holes.
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Tony Campregher
Chuck White
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Long Beach State Football Wins Confidence After Opening Game
The coach praises players despite a rough debut, cites field position woes, and explains plans to use Rise Finton in two roles. New fullbacks Bailey and Kise rise, Finton previously UC Riverside defensive tackle, slated as nose guard and fullback. The team shows improved attitude and readiness for Northern Illinois.
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Kim Hughes
Bob Warren
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