Indians near naming first black manager Frank Robinson
The Cleveland Indians may name Frank Robinson their next manager, potentially making baseball history as the first major league club to hire a Black manager. GM Phil Seghi says final decisions come after the season, while Ted Bonda voices strong support for a Black manager and a noncolor based evaluation of managerial candidates.
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Padres Promised to Rival Major League Clones at Dodger Stadium
San Diego Padres past and present are painted with a contrast as 1973 drama fades in San Diego. Ray Kroc’s purchase stirs civic pride. Bavasi’s one millionth fan gimmick yields cars and TVs. Tensions with Roy Campanella flare, and Kroc suggests cash buys top stars if available. In Montreal, a pennant dream stirs as San Diego’s revival begins.
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Dempsey the Hero as Eagles Beat Cowboys 13 10
Tom Dempsey nailed a 45 yard field goal with 25 seconds left to lift the Philadelphia Eagles over the Dallas Cowboys 13 to 10 at Veterans Stadium. Dempsey taunted Mae Percival of Dallas while her last minute 48 yard attempt to tie the game failed.
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Pirates Triumph In Wild Shootout Over Cardinals
A chaotic scoreboard shows Pittsburgh beating St Louis 7 4 in a high scoring game with numerous players named across both lineups. Key figures include Pennybacker, Smith, and Dempsey contributing field goals and touchdowns in a clouded box score. The matchup features late drives and miscues as both teams pile on points.
Bruins and Bruins coaches pledge comeback after rough start
Long Beach State's Wayne Howard and UCLA's Dick Vermeil spoke at a Southern California football writers luncheon about starting 0-3 and aiming for basics. Vermeil noted UCLA's 21-10 loss to Town and anticipated tough tests ahead with injuries to inside linebacker and a sprained ankle for Terri Tantola.
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Rams Defense Shuts Out Falcons as Multiform Linebackers Excel
Archiek Knox praises a flexible Rams defense that uses multiple formations including the 3 down linemen and 4 linebackers. Malavasi notes the advantage of four strong linebackers, while players emphasize reading keys and adjusting on possession downs. Olsen reflects on personal pride and the goal of joining a Super Bowl team.
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Ohio State Tops AP and UP Polls After 51 10 Win
Ohio State is ranked No 1 in both AP and UP polls for the first time this year after routing Oregon State 51 10. Notre Dame trails in AP with 23 first place votes, while Notre Dame gains in UP, and the top five includes Oklahoma Alabama and Michigan. Dodgers note Buckner four hits Sut ton extends hitting streak to eight as Braves fall.
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A US sports editor notes a focus on baseball basketball and football with a track mention. Curly Morrison doubts Orange County football demand despite promised exciting games. Nolan Ryan pitching speed record seeks Guinness recognition, clocked at 100.9 mph on August 20, with conflicting later speeds and timing details.
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Teen swimmer Lynne Cox eyes Europe trip after Pacific dash
Lynne Cox recalls occasional jellyfish stings and a swift start directed by John Sonnichsen who delayed telling her start time. She says the tide aided an ahead schedule departure, plans a rest from swimming, and imagines future swims in Europe with the Dardanelles and the Straits of Gallip?ter as possibilities while awaiting a call from her brother at Brigham Young University.
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Sutton Spins 18th Win In Shutout Marathon
Sutton allowed five hits as he coasted past Atlanta in a 2-0 win. Buckner opened the fifth with a bunt that rolled to first, Wynn lined a two out single in the sixth, and Sutton's defense clamped down after a Braves rally fell short. Marshall dazzled with three pitches in relief, earning the save after quieting Atlanta’s bats late.
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