Garland Sees 70 Days Left In 1977 Indians Race
Wayne Garland faces a tight 70 day countdown as the Indians hope to salvage the 1977 season in their clash with the Texas Rangers. He pitched well despite a 4-1 loss, facing pressure over his $2.3 million contract while Doyle Alexander outdueled him to notch the win for Texas.
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Trevino caps comeback with wire-to-wire Canadian Open win
Lee Trevino delivers sharp quips and poised humility after overcoming back surgery. He shoots a final round 74 to finish 8 under 280 at Glen Abbey, four strokes ahead of Peter Oosterhuis who takes second. Tom Kite and Jack Nicklaus also contend, with Nicklaus fading early.
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Dieken's Browns contract unresolved. retirement possible
Cleveland Browns offensive captain Doug Dieken, 28, says retirement is possible amid unresolved contract talks and daily fines of 500 for missed camp. He considers life after football while pondering a move, staying with the Browns as his team. Ratios of team changes and camp plans frame the uncertainty.
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Browns cut six as veterans report for first action
The Cleveland Browns signed a draft choice and cut six free agents as veterans reported. Most players took part in drills with holdout Doug Dieken and unsigned No. 2 pick Tom Skindany absent. Seventy six players practiced, trimming to a 44 man roster before September begin.
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Wet sprinkler halts amateur baseball game in New Ulm
In New Ulm an amateur game between Madeira and Esti stopped in the ninth inning as sprinklers activated during a downpour. Pitcher Jim Mickie stood soaked waiting for the field to dry. It took about ten minutes to shut off the system before Madeira won 8-7 in extras.
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Bengals seek 13 year veteran Bob Brown at camp
Wilmington Ohio AP reports 13 year veteran Bob Brown, a 36 year old former All Pro defensive tackle, has not reported to Bengals training camp opening Friday. Brown, living in West Memphis Arkansas, appears to have changed his telephone number while battling excess girth.
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Canadian Open final standings
Canadian Open final standings list numerous players with final scores and positions including Trevino, Oosterhuis, Baird, Coody, Morgan, McCord, Nicklaus, Floyd, Weiskopf, Lister, Colbert, Eastwood, Knudson, Pate, Nichols, Elder, Jacklin, Wittenberg, Newton, Murphy, and Nelford among others with varying figures such as 7,970 and 1,165 in the mixed OCR data. The text records a dense field and final placements in a historical golf tournament.
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New Fight Prospect Mystery and Dodgers Park Tale
A letter discusses a new heavyweight hopeful wearing the Star of David and compares him to Max Baer, questioning Baer’s faith and promotion gimmicks. It notes Mike Rossman’s status as a top seventh-ranked contender with 30 wins and 18 knockouts. The letter also recalls the Dodgers’ Wrigley Field switch, with Walter O’Malley citing moral concerns and a failed deal over a nearby house of ill repute.
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Brown’s playoff absence sparks talk of injuries and grit
In a local neighborhood piece a writer questions Frasee’s playoff miss and speculates Brown’s potential pain. The quote from Chuck Bernardk praises Brown’s stoic toughness and silence, noting his reputed temper in response to on-field abuse.
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