Major League standings capsule highlights tennis MVP and schedules
In New York Chris Gueneeu of Evert leads the Los Angeles Strings as MVP in the 1978 World Team Tennis season. The Strings claimed the WTT crown by beating Boston, with San Francisco, Houston, Montreal, and Cincinnati also in action as full weekend schedules unfold including promising matchups and probable pitchers across MLB.
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Major League Baseball scores and player HRs noted in rough OCR
Listing of players and homeruns from a muddled source mentions teams Atlanta and Chicago, with Burroughs Pa, DeFreites, Morgan, Keane, and others. The fragment includes HR references and batters like Soto, Mahler, Blache, Cox, Lopez, and Uoper, but many names are garbled.
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Sports notes span Olympics and pro tennis history
Olympic pentathlon fifth for Patton noted alongside Kentucky's 129 game home court win streak. Tennis results include Kriek and Pfister advancing to semis, McEnroe and Ashe in action, Stockton upsetting Dibbs, and Napa golf leaders Janu ary and Sneed tied for second. Beverly Klass and Jo Ann Dost shine in Portland doubles.
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Jo Ann Dost
Football Schedule Mix Through Incomplete List
Pro football results and upcoming games appear alongside golf and racing notes. Matches include Washington at Buffalo and Cleveland at Pittsburgh with several 1 pm and 4 pm starts. boxing headlines quote Larry Holmes on a potential Ali bout amid lingering retirement talk.
Northfield TTL Friday Results and Courageous Fight Claim
Northfield TTL results include first miss Jay Time 3.40 and multiple payouts in perfecta and quinella formats. Attendance reaches 4,550 with mutuel handle of 481,232 as Holmes declares desire to fight five more years and agrees to exhibition Tuesday with LeDoux and Sharkey on the card.
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Blue Jays edge Red Sox in ninth for split amid West chase
Toronto ties Boston in the ninth on an infield hit by Bob Bailor and a scoring single by Rick Bosetti after Alan Ashby bunt miscue. The Blue Jays win 5-4 as Bill Campbell allows two runs in the ninth. Boston had led 4-3 on Fisk and Lynn singles with Hobson sacrifice fly.
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Panthers edge CCC in late TD pass amid illness and fumbles
Central Catholic battled errors and turnovers to beat Elyria Catholic 13-10 after a late 35 yard connection from Kelvin Mathis to Mike Dobransky set up the go ahead drive. Dobransky caught a 12 yard score late second quarter and Ironmen kicker Dave McFarland added a 29 yard field goal for the winning margin.
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If You Stop The Juice, You Win The Game
NFL notes compare OJ Simpson's Oilers era rush totals with San Francisco games and recap AFC yardage leaders. Efren Herrera and Seahawk crew details surface alongside 100 yard games by RBI stars, 100 yard receivers, and Joe Washington option passes for touchdowns. New England kicker John Smith’s PAT streak ends, Colts beat Baltimore 34 27.
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Black River Streak Ends In 30-8 Loss At South Central
Greenwich Black River saw its 13 game Firelands Conference win streak end as South Central Trojans, led by Chris Howard inside and Rod Stevenson outside, defeated the Pirates 30-8. Howard scored three touchdowns, Stevenson added one and two two point conversions, totaling over 250 rushing yards. Four turnovers, including a second half kickoff fumble, hurt Black River.
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Marion 14 Lima Shawnee Trojans top Black River
Marion 14 Lima Shawnee lost after a 14 yard Howard run as Black River answered with a 30 yard Spencer Hershey catch from Jim Clifford then the Trojans sealed it with two more scores. Edison looms next. Black River drops to 3-1 while South Central improves to 2-1. The note adds a 1929 Yankees fact on uniform numbers.
Long ace at Cherry Ridge beams through Lorain history
Howard Cleveland Jr. of Painesville fired a hole in one on the 365 yard sixth hole at Cherry Ridge Golf Course in Elyria. It is believed to be the first ace on that hole in the club’s long history, witnessed by Tom Daley of Elyria.
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