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Troy Record

Location

Troy, New York, United States of America

Date

Oct 09, 1971

Page

17

Pirates face Orioles as Murtaugh hedges lineup

Pirates manager Danny Murtaugh refused to reveal his starting lineup for the 1971 World Series opener with Baltimore. Dock Ellis will start for Pittsburgh against Dave McNally, while Hebner, Oliver, Pagan, and Clines remain undecided as the 52 137 crowd awaits the decision.

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Slumps Taste Bitter for Robinson Stargell in World Series

Frank Robinson and Willie Stargell, stars for Baltimore and Pittsburgh, defend their slumps as the World Series opens. Robinson had one hit in 12 at bats in the playoff sweep of Oakland, while Stargell went 0-for-14 against San Francisco. They stress mindset over mood as they face a strong Orioles rotation and a poised Pirates lineup.

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Ellis to Start Pirates in World Series Opener at Baltimore

Dock Ellis, a controversial Pittsburgh pitcher, will start the World Series opener at Memorial Stadium against the Orioles. He insists he is ready despite a sore elbow and savages the establishment with candid remarks, while manager Danny Murtaugh supports his veteran hurler’s freedom of speech.

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Pat Dobson Heads to Orioles World Series bullpen

Pat Dobson, after a 20 win season for Baltimore, is slated for relief duty in the World Series against the Pirates. He credits veteran staff mates Dave McNally Mike Cuellar and Jim Palmer and notes Orioles fielding support helps his success. Dobson recalls his trade from San Diego and his relief experience with Detroit and the Padres.

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Foyt posts 158 mph at Charlotte for National 500 pole pace

A J Foyt powered his new Chevrolet to 158.492 mph at Charlotte Motor Speedway, fastest official lap for the National 500. he starts 25th of 40 after late arrival and ignition fixes. Foyt, 37, recalls 1964 race here and aims to win despite initial mechanical hiccups.

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Orr Injures Back During Bruins Practice

Boston Bruins star defenseman Bobby Orr suffered a back muscle spasm in Friday practice and retired early for treatment. A team spokesman said the ailment is not serious and he should be ready for the NHL opener against the New York Rangers at Boston Garden.

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Cal Excluded From Pac-8 Standings Rose Bowl Consideration

The Pacific Eight Conference barred the University of California from the 1971 league football standings and any 1972 Rose Bowl consideration until an appeal of Cal's NCAA probationary status is resolved.

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Flyers Trim Lew Morrison Before Opener

Philadelphia Flyers reassigned veteran right winger Lew Morrison to the Richmond Robins trimming the roster to 22 skaters for the NHL opener against the Pittsburgh Penguins Morrison appeared in 144 games over two seasons with the Flyers and scored 14 goals on the penalty killing unit.

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Bulls Cut Sim Hill From Roster In Chicago

The Chicago Bulls released Sim Hill, former West Texas State star, on Friday narrowing their NBA roster to 13 players.

Chicago Chicago Bulls National Basketball Association Sim Hill West Texas State

Maniago Out For Opener With Mouth Injury

Minnesota North Stars goalie Cesare Maniago sustained a mouth injury in Friday practice when struck by a puck off Ted Harris. He required seven stitches but wore a mask and did not lose any teeth, causing him to miss the NHL opener against Detroit Saturday night.

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Canadiens Trade Goalie Carter for Randy Rota

The Montreal Canadiens traded goalie Lyle Carter to the California Golden Seals for left winger Randy Rota. Carter played for Montreal's AHL farm team the Voyageurs last season while Rota played for the Providence Reds of the AHL.

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Saratoga Harness Results Summary

Saratoga race card lists multiple pacing and trotting races from a mile events with purses from $800 to $2,000. Notable winners include Rose L ridden by DeSantis finishing first in the 1st pace and Great Sue with Pultz winning the 3rd pace, while attendance reached 3,200 and total handle was $235,114. Other results names include Jane Melburn Bogardus Margaret Bridge and Meadow Rhona plus breeders and jockeys such as Cappella Fanelli OConnor and Lamb.

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Pharmacy Wins Northeastern Golf Tourney

Albany College of Pharmacy captured the Northeastern Collegiate Golf Tourney held at the Bay Meadows Golf Course in Queensbury this week. Ed Moses earned medalist honors with 76 while captain Adsit posted 78. Albany Business College finished second, followed by Herkimer Community College.

Albany College of Pharmacy Bay Meadows Queensbury Ed Moses Pharmacy Bi] Adsit Albany Business College Herkimer Community College

Cherokee heritage surrounds Washington quarterback Sixkiller

In Tahlequah Oklahoma a Cherokee family history is linked to University of Washington quarterback Sonny Sixkiller. Sportswriters note his prowess as a passer while Cherokee attorney Earl Boyd Pierce details the Killer lineage from Redbird to Samuel L. Sixkiller.

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Bears Activate Ray Ogden for Saints Game

The Chicago Bears activated 6-foot-5 225-pound tight end Ray Ogden for Sunday's NFL game against the New Orleans Saints. Ogden has spent this season on the taxi squad after being acquired from the Atlanta Falcons in a 1969 trade.

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