Speed helps Indians top Blue Jays in shutout win
Horace Speed returned from an ankle injury to boost Cleveland with a single and triple driving in two runs as Rick Wise fired a eight strikeout shutout over Toronto. The Indians, now 8-3-3 in 11 games, moved past Toronto while Buddy Bell's injury reshaped the infield and Cox filled in. Speed has hit .400 since returning and praised seeing pitches better. Wise earned his 28th career shutout with solid curve and slider work, while Toronto’s Rico Carty and John Mayberry singled in the fourth. Lefty Jerry Garvin took the loss after giving up all three Cleveland runs.
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Spinks Brothers Face Court On Assault And Drug Charge
Chicago and St Louis report that heavyweight champion Leon Spinks and upstart Michael Spinks were ordered to court on July 11 to answer charges of common assault and marijuana possession. Police say Michael struck Patrolman Ronald DeManuele after Detective James Marx seized a bag with 17 grams of marijuana from his car near the airport terminal. An exhibition bout was halted when fans clashed behind Spinks corner as George Mostardini watched. Spinks' attorney called the incident insulting to boxing fans while Michael defended it as typical street fighting there. Pedro Agosto defeated Grady Daniels in a unanimous 10 round decision.
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Doby Named New White Sox Manager
Larry Doby was named manager of the Chicago White Sox replacing Bob Lemon. Owner Bill Veeck cited a desire to spark progress while Lemon accepted a new West Coast scouting role. Doby, 53, becomes the second Black manager in major league history.
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Dodgers sweep Reds as Rose sparks NL duel
Dodgers sweep doubleheader 5-3 and 5-2 to trim behind the Giants in the NL West as Pete Rose fuels a heated exchange with Dodgers rivals. Other games feature Atlanta, Chicago, St. Louis, the Mets and San Diego winning while Montefusco Halicki struggle for the Giants.
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Newcombe Okker and King blaze through Wimbledon field
At Wimbledon 34 year old legends John Newcombe Tom Okker and Billie Jean King pace toward top seeds Borg and Evert. Newcombe and Okker reach the final 16 and 3rd round respectively while King contests her 7th crown bid as rain delays reshape Saturday play. Elsewhere Joe Gilliam, ex Steelers QB, faces two year probation and a heroin indictment in Nashville amid unrelated charges.
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Firelands taps Dobney as new head football coach
Firelands High names 29 year old Ken Dobney as head coach returning to a rival program. A Wellington product and former Dukes assistant, he coached Wellington offense to a 10-0 season and has defended in Lorain Catholic and Strongsville. He aims to preserve Firelands tradition while assessing player fit for a Wishbone or option offense.
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