Bobby Isaac resigns stock car ride amid banner losses
Robert Vance Isaac a 38 year old NASCAR Grand National driver resigns his ride after a poor season. He cites pressure and the move to one car as a key factor and mentions a potential future in racing. Buddy Baker replaces him in the team, with Isaac eyeing a new Chevrolet Monte Carlo for the October 8 Charlotte race.
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N.C
Robert Vance Isaac
Nascar National Assn
Bobby Isaac
Harry Hyde
Louisville
Union 76
Isaac
Nord Krauskopf
Ft. Wayne
Indiana
Buddy Baker
Charlotte
Richard Petty
Baker
Banjo Mathews
Charlotte Motor Speedway
Fairly leads Expos in win over Pirates
Ron Fairly hit a two run homer and sparked three double plays as the Montreal Expos blanked the Pittsburgh Pirates 3-0. The Expos scored all runs in the third on Fairly both scoring on Mike Jorgensen's single and belting a home run off Nelson Briles. McAnally earned his fifth win of the season despite a rough first inning.
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Pittsburgh
Ron Fairly
Montreal Expos
Expos
Jim Fairly
Mike Jorgensen
Nelson Briles
Jorgensen
Ernie McAnally
Pirates
Twins edge Angels to stretch win streak to four
Wayne Granger combined for a seven hitter as the Minnesota Twins defeated the California Angels 2-1. Bobby Darwin doubled and scored, and Brye's double produced another run. The Angels tied it in the sixth before Darwin delivered the decisive single in the bottom of the inning.
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Wayne Granger
Minnesota Twins
California
Granger
Lee Stanton
Woodson
Bobby Darwin
Minnesota
Steve Brye
Angels
Sandy Alomar
Mickey Rivers
Darwin
Twins
Wittenberg halts Valparaiso streak with 21 14 win
Wittenberg defeated Valparaiso 21 14 to snap the Crusaders six game winning streak. Bill Reid scored a 4 yard TD in the fourth quarter as the Tigers improved to 1 1 on the season while Valparaiso fell to 2 1. Reid a Dayton sophomore ran 11 times for gains amid the Tigers strong defense limiting Valparaiso to 113 rushing yards.
Kenyon, W and J play to 13 13 tie on final play
Kenyon quarterback Dan Handel launches a 58 yard touchdown pass to Tom Samstak as time expires to force a 13 13 tie with Washington and Jefferson. Earlier Thad Ozimek connected with Rob Barone for a 62 yard score, but the extra point failed for W and J. Bill Martin and Joe Semenia scored Kenyon and W J respectively, leaving both teams 1 0 1 on the season.
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Handel
Thad Ozimek
Rob Barone
Presidents
Kenyon
Penn State Beats Navy With Second Half Rally
Penn State overcome Navy 21 10 at University Park as Cappelletti scores twice and Skorupan adds a 32 yard interception return for a touchdown. Hufnagel directs two long drives after halftime to seize a 14 10 lead.
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Navy
University Park, Pa
UPI
Middies
John Cappelletti
John Skorupan
Cappelletti
Nittany Lions
Pease
Hufnagel
Peas State Ool
Lanning
Psu — Capelletti
Vitiello
Psu — Capeletti
Psu — Skorupan
Navy Penn St
Izushes
Fred Stavek
Mets ride Matlack to 5-3 win over Phillies
New York rookie Jon Matlack threw five hits in a 5-3 Mets victory over Philadelphia. Ed Kranepool's double and Cleon Jones' sacrifice fly put the Mets up early, with Rusty Staub and Dave Schneck also contributing. The Phillies scored late on Terry Harmon’s double and a Garrett error.
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Jon Matlack
New York Mets
Philadelphia Phillies
Mets
Phillies
Jim Nash
Ed Kranepool
Cleon Jones
Kranepool
Wayne Garrett
Rusty Staub
Ted Martinez
Matlack
Garrett
Jones
Dave Schneck
Duffy Dyer
Terry Harmon
Paradelphia
Harmon Garrett Bowa
Boswell Money
Luzinski
Staub
Lis Jones
Lersch
Schneck
Schmitt
Selma Mtinea
Bateman
Robinson Boone
Nash Johnson
Philadelphia
Martinez
Harmon
B.robinson
Boswell
Dyer
Nash
Selamm
Allegheny Beats John Carroll 17 7 in PAC Football
Quarterback Robin Small scored a rushing touchdown and threw for another as Allegheny defeated John Carroll 17 to 7 in a error filled Presidents Athletic Conference game. Small ran seven yards for the lead in the third period and connected with Tom King for a 32 yard score in the fourth. John Carroll opened scoring with Bill Strube’s five yard run and Allegheny later added a 30 yard field goal from Jim Grason. The game featured 19 fumbles and 100 yards in penalties.
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University Heights
UPI
Robin Small
Allegheny
John Carroll
Small
Gators
Tom King
Bill Strube
Jim Grason
Harris stars as Denison crushes Juniata 37 7
Denison Big Red beat Juniata 37 to 7 in Granville. Bill Harris rushed 20 times for 82 yards and three touchdowns on runs of 2 3 and 15 yards. Steve Bailey added four extra points and a 34 yard field goal. John Nussbaumer caught all 91 passing yards on three completions. Denison improves to 2 0 while Juniata falls to 1 1.
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Juniata
Greg Kennedy
Denison
Falcons Elevate Rookies Ellis and Easterling
The Atlanta Falcons activated rookie defensive backs Clarence Ellis and Ray Easterling. To clear roster space they waived safety Larry Shears and moved linebacker Noel Jenke to the inactive list. Ellis, from Notre Dame, has been sidelined by a knee injury. Easterling, from Richmond, was taken in the ninth round.
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Atlanta
UPI
Atlanta Falcons
Clarence Ellis
Ray Easterling
Falcons
Larry Shears
Noel Jenke
Ellis
Notre Dame
Easterling
Richmond
Oehmig Wins U S G A Seniors Amateur in Extra Holes
Lew Oehmig of Lookout Mountain Tennessee defeated Ernest Pieper of San Jose California in the U S G A Seniors Amateur at Sharon Golf Club Akron by a par four on the 20th after a 30 foot birdie putt on 18. Pieper missed a five foot birdie on the first extra hole.
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Lew Oehmig
Lookout Mountain
Tenn
U.S.G.A
Ernest Pieper
Sharon Golf Club
Oehmig
Oehrig
Pieper
San Jose
Calif
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