Sting win 1 0 in shootout to reach Soccer Bowl final
Frantz Mathieu scored the deciding goal in a shootout after two overtimes as the Chicago Sting beat the San Diego Sockers 1-0 to reach the Soccer Bowl final against the New York Cosmos. A record crowd witnessed a scoreless regulation and two extra periods before the shootout victory.
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Julie Vee
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Sockers
September Scoreboard Complicates AL East Race
The Boston Red Sox widened the AL East chase with a 9-3 win over Milwaukee as Detroit and Baltimore mix in a tight pennant race. Boston’s hitters, led by Stapleton and Yastrzemski, powered a 14-hit attack, while Minnesota, Texas, and Cleveland posted wins elsewhere and Oakland had a rainout.
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Tony Perez
Rick Miller
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Expos win 1-0 on Dawson grounder in 17th
In the NL longest game this year Montreal defeats Philadelphia 1-0 as Andre Dawson drives in Rodney Scott in the 17th inning. The win narrows the margin with St Louis to 142 games in the NL East race while the Mets sit 22 back after their 4-3 13 inning triumph. Carlton and Burris dueled through 10 innings with Carlton striking out 12.
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Expos
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Ernest L. Thayer
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Rodney Scott
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Cardinals
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Pittsburgh
Steve Carlton
Phillies
Ray Burris
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Expos Triumph In 17 Inning Pitchers’ Duel With Phillies
Expos top Philadelphia in a 17 inning pitchers’ duel as Hall of Famer Bob Gibson’s all time strikeout record is added to the Expos’ win. Burris yields three hits. Scott Singled and stole second in the 17th. bases loaded walk sets up decisive grounder at Schmidt. Padres blank Reds 6-0 as Welsh fires a three hit shutout.
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Rick Manning
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Houston
Barry Evans
Juan Bonilla
Gene Richards
Luis Salazar
Charlie Leibrandt
Ozzie Smith
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Sports freak Katz buys 76ers for 12 million dollars
Harold Katz, a South Philadelphia native and diet and weight-control entrepreneur, buys the Philadelphia 76ers for 12 million dollars. The sale, approved unanimously by the NBA Board of Governors, transfers a debt heavy, high-cost payroll franchise from F. Eugene Dixon amid sagging attendance and years of red ink. Katz plans to run the team like a business while keeping it enjoyable for his family.
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IOC Chief Sees No African Boycott Over 1984 Games
IOC president Juan Antonio Samaranch said 10 000 to 11 000 athletes would attend Los Angeles 1984 and doubted any boycott would occur. He praised the USOC for opposing the Springboks tour and noted African unity groups were reviewing their stance by year end.
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Big Ten ACC Shootout Planned In Cedar Rapids
A University of Iowa booster group will sponsor a Big Ten vs ACC all star game at Five Seasons Center Cedar Rapids on March 31. NBC broadcasters Billy Packer and Al McGuire will coach the ACC and Big Ten teams respectively. Ten seniors from each league will be chosen. winners earn 1000 dollars, losers 500. Tickets go on sale in January.
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First Pro Bass Open at Kinkaid Lake Oct 4
The two man Pro Bass Open will run 8 am to 4 pm on October 4 at Kinkaid Lake. Sponsored by Pro Bass Shop De Soto, it is open to the public with cash and trophies for top five and trophies 6th to 10th. Entry is $40. A pre tournament meeting is set for October 3 at 6 pm at the De Soto Pro Bass Shop. Entry forms available at the De Soto shop or by self addressed stamped envelope to Pro Bass Shop De Soto Il 62924.
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de Soto Bass Shop
Harrisburg Road Run Set for October 10 at Taylor Field
The Harrisburg Daily Register Road Run will start at 9 a.m. October 10 at Taylor Field Harrisburg Illinois. The 9.3 mile course mirrors the Memorial Day Mini Thon layout with age divisions for men 29 and under 30 to 39 and 40 plus. Trophies go to top three in each division. women’s trophies ordered later. Entry is 5 dollars for Harrisburg Park District residents and 7 dollars for non residents. Tshirts and certification awarded to all participants. Registration by check to Harrisburg Township Park District Harrisburg IL 62946 or call 252 2111 for details.
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SIU Sports Brass Sets Public Hearing
The future of intercollegiate athletics at Southern Illinois University Carbondale will be discussed at a public hearing in SIU C Student Center Ball Room C from 1 30 to 5 p.m. Open microphone format invites students staff faculty and the public to comment. Chair Bruce R Swinburne will preside with Lew Hartzog and Charlotte West on the platform.
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