Smith Aces Series Play Amid Phanatic Pranks At Busch
Lonnie Smith had a rough but productive World Series sequence with the Cardinals, managing two hits in a game but also a famed flop and two important steals. He faced Philadelphian taunts and a persistent Phanatic, responding with antics and a controversial tackle before calmer play, as Cardinals chased a comeback with hits from Smith and planning for outsized opportunities like a potential inside the park homer.
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Manal Arts coach Blewett dies at 83 in LA
Jim Blewett longtime football coach at Manual Arts High School died of a heart attack at age 83. Blewett won nine city championships with Manuels Arts teams. He was stricken Saturday while driving on the Pasadena Freeway and pulled his car over before dying. His coaching career began with a 1930 championship team and ended with a 1962 title, compiling an 233 70 10 record before retirement.
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Brewers Rally Past Cardinals In Tight Series Clash
Milwaukee battles back from a 6-2 deficit as Molitor, Yount and Cooper spark a late surge. Sutter faltered under pro Brewer crowd at County Stadium, yielding two runs in the eighth and a dramatic finish.
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Yount Draws MVP Buzz as Brewers Seal East Title
The Brewers star Robin Yount emerges as a near certainty for the AL MVP after steering Milwaukee to its first East Division title and pennant. He hit .331 with 114 RBIs and 29 homers, while fans hailed him as MVP, though he deflects the praise.
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Milwaukee couple wed at noon then attend World Series game
Cindy and Phil Bozich married in a Greendale church and after the ceremony joined 56,562 fans at County Stadium to watch Game 5 of the World Series with the Milwaukee Brewers serving as part of their wedding party. The couple called it a memorable, unlikely wedding gift from a friend.
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