Cabell's run-scoring triple powers early scoring surge
Houston wins 4-3 as Joe Ferguson drives in a fourth inning run and Ken Forsch finishes the last two innings, preserving a win over Cincinnati after Willie McCovey's two-run shot for the Giants. Doug Rader keys Padres 4 3 Giants with a three-run homer.
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Cabell
Joe Ferguson
Houston
Ken Forsch
Astros
Cincinnati
Padres
Giants
Doug Rader
San Diego
San Francisco
Randy Jones
Cy Young
Rollie Fingers
Fingers
Jones
Willie McCovey
Pirates
Export Rennie Stennett
Pittsburgh
Montreal
St. Louis
Philadelphia
Dave Parker
Will McEnaney
Parker
Phil Garner
Stennett
Rich Gossage
Barry leads Warriors as Blazers top Bulls in late thriller
Rick Barry scored 31 for the Warriors and paced a 54 36 burst in the second period. Maurice Lucas hit 10 straight shots to finish with 29 as Portland built a 12 point first quarter edge. Chicago fought back to 77 77 before Portland pulled away. The series resumes Friday night in Chicago.
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Rick Barry
Warriors
Golden State
Blazers
Bulls
Maurice Lucas
Lucas
Portland
Mickey Johnson
Chicago
West Genesee Cruises Past J E with 23 1 Win
West Genesee dominated Onondaga League game against J E scoring twelve players in the rout. The Hornets built a commanding lead and coasted to a 23 1 victory as multiple players contributed across the lineup.
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West Genesee
Onondaga High School
Tigers trade Horton for Foucault and cash
Detroit sends Willie Horton to Texas for reliever Steve Foucault and cash. Ted Simmons of St. Louis earns NL Player of the Week after eight hits and a .615 average. Bobby Locke elected to World Golf Hall of Fame Modern Era. Wojtek Fibak beats Hector Romani in Buenos Aires opening round. Harold Solomon advances at World Championship in Houston. Drexel names Eddie Burke new basketball coach after firing Ray Haesler. Canada rejects Venezuelan bid to withdraw 1983 Pan Am Games hosting. IOC president Lord Kitlanin suffers heart attack at Dublin track. Rose Hulman’s Bob Bergman named DePauw football and track coach. Muhammad Ali withdrawals from fight, cites schedule. Madison Square Garden suit claims. Local lacrosse results include pair of aces and OHSL victors. player stats and team scores listed.
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Texas
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Cash
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St. Louis Cardinals
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South Africa
World Golf Hall of Fame
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Poland
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Argentina
la Plata
Buenos Aires
Harold Solomon
Bill Scanlop
Houston
Drexel University
Eddie Burke
Philadelphia
Ray Haesler
Hamilton
Ont
Lord Kitlanin
International Olympic Committee
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Dublin
Bob Bergman
Rose Hulman Institute of Technology
DePauw University
Muhammad Ali
Duane Bobick
Chicago
Madison Square Garden Boxing, Inc
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