U S A Team USA Eyes Upset in Canada Cup
Coach Bob Pulford leads an underdog Team USA in the Canada Cup of Hockey starting in Montreal and Toronto with games against Sweden Canada Czechoslovakia Russia. Pulford stresses defense and relies on Kings and NHL veterans to spark a potential upset.
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Scottsdale Daily Progress Sports Wrap August 31 1976
Local sports note from Scottsdale Arizona covers events and results updating readers on teams, players, and upcoming games with brief game recaps and standings context. Pro Radar style summary highlights key performances and local athlete mentions.
Carew swipes home to spark Twins 10-3 win over Brewers
Rod Carew stole home in the first inning to ignite a 10-3 Twins victory over Milwaukee, aided by Butch Wynegar’s blocking of the catcher. Carew went 2-for- with two runs and two RBIs as Tom Burgmeier eased through the first inning. The Angels beat Detroit 2-1, Red Sox routed Rangers 11-3, Orioles edged Royals 3-2, Yankees beat A’s 5-2, Cardinals topped Reds 7-1, Astros defeated Phillies 3-1.
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Baseball Standings and Schedule From The Leagues
Major and minor details show American League East standings led by New York with 78 wins, Baltimore 67, Cleveland 65, Boston 62, Detroit 61, Milwaukee 57. West division features Kansas City 78 and Oakland 70, Minnesota 63, Texas 59, Chicago 57, California 57. Monday results include Boston 11 Texas 3 and New York 5 Oakland 2. Tuesday schedules list several matchups across both leagues with multiple pitchers and records noted.
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Indians recall Lis after strong minor league season
Cleveland brings up first baseman Joe Lis from Toledo in the International League after a .306 average with 30 homers and 103 RBIs. Lis, 30, cleared waivers and requires 10 days on a Major League roster to qualify for pension.
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McCovey as A's designated hitter move draws doubt
Willie McCovey expressed reluctance about joining Oakland after San Diego sold him for cash. Padres owner R Finley and manager Chuck Tanner outlined plans to use McCovey at first base and as a left handed DH. Tanner also announced Nate Colbert would join the A's roster, while McCovey weighs contract terms amid age discrimination remarks.
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Eastern college football eyes big year after strong independents
Paterno notes Eastern independents posted nine wins, three bowls. Pitt and Penn State draw early tests as they aim for top national rankings. Others like Boston College West Virginia Navy Syracuse Rutgers Temple Colgate and Ivy League powers shape a competitive landscape with returning stars and rebuilding years.
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