Martin Granted Second Reprieve
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The Phillies beat the Cincinnati Reds 10-4 as Jim Kaat threw his first complete game since 1976. Mike Schmidt and Larry Bowa homered for Philadelphia while Kaat credited former coach Johnny Sain for fixing his motion.
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Will Grimsley recalls a threat to Hubert Green during the U S Open at Southern Hills as officials decided to continue the final round. Green won amid heavy security while observers warned of Hollywood could profit from the sensational incident, noting public taste for violence in media and sport.
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Mark Fidrych dazzled Detroit with a complete game three hitter over 86 pitches earning his fourth straight win. Reggie Jackson misplayed a fly ball in the seventh allowing Jason Thompson to reach third and score on abase hit, giving Detroit the lead and eventual victory.
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No-hitter shines in Little League clash at Ralph Mills Park
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Yankees deny changes as Martin to stay manager amid rumors
George Steinbrenner and Gabe Paul addressed rumors of managerial changes before a national TV game. Paul said Billy Martin will continue as Yankees manager, refuting claims of front office clashes and noting past disputes were resolved. The press conference followed tense incidents with star outfielder Jackson and a Boston skid.
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