Mets Win With Nervous Feeling After Trading Debacle
The Mets beat Houston 4-3 and edged Atlanta 6-5 amid a nervous mood following a midweek house cleaning that sent Tom Seaver and others away. Nino Espinosa doubled home a run and John Milner hit his seventh homer as a two-run error by Julio Gonzalez decided the Houston game.
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Slew and Olympic Dreams Dominate Headlines
The piece weighs in on Seattle Slew’s Triple Crown status and calls for fair treatment. It then notes Los Angeles as the IOC’s top 1984 Olympic host prospect amid Montreal financial concerns, with Atlanta Miami New York Washington Chicago also showing interest. Charles Town Races hosts a breakfast with Jockey Jenny Lynn Hykes as speaker, and State Steward Joe Servis will speak next.
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The Bird Returns as Fidrych Shuts Down Blue Jays
Detroit pitcher Mark Fidrych earns his fourth complete game in five starts since knee surgery with an 81 pitch win over Toronto 4 1. Ron LeFlore drives in two with home runs as 26 000 fans chant for Bird at Tiger Stadium. Fidrych dedicates the victory to Vern Ruhle after a trade earlier.
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Kernstown Meth. Edges Emmanuel in rout of local league foe
Kernstown Methodist extended its winning streak to three games by defeating Emmanuel Methodist 14 to 10 in Frederick County Men's Softball League action. Seven Kernstown triples fueled the offense as Lewis Carbaugh went 5 for 5 and Paul Anderson, Jeff Scheulen, Jack Scheulen, and Larry Carbaugh added multiple hits.
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Five Deals Before Deadline Rock Cincinnati in 1977 Trade Season
Cincinnati Reds completed five trades before the deadline including sending Pat Zachry Doug Flynn Dan Norman and Steve Henderson to the Mets for Tom Seaver. Seaver joins Sparky Andersons staff as Reds vie to overtake the Dodgers in the NL West. Other deals involved Rawly Eastwick Gary Nolan Mike Caldwell and multiple minor leaguers amid a flurry of moves around the league.
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Reliance Beats Braddock Street For Ninth Straight Win
Reliance nips Braddock Street 9 8 in eight innings to move to 9 2 and sole second place in the city Church Softball League. Dexter Symons homered in the eighth, with Tommy McDonald and Richard Flowers also going yard for Reliance.
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Coaches Supply Invitational Girls Slow-Pitch Opens in Winchester Park
Eleven teams compete including Tex's Angels and Brewers of Hopewell with six city Girls League squads. Tournament starts 11 a.m. tomorrow with a 2 p.m. Sunday final and Beloit World Tournament berth for the winner. First round games listed for Grim Field and Diamond 3.
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Seven Share Lead With One-Under-Par Rounds
Arnold Palmer sparked the opening round at Southern Hills as a logjam formed at par with seven players posting 69s. Jack Nicklaus, Tom Watson, and defending champion Jerry Pate faced tough finishing holes while Florentino Molina and others chased early headlines on a windy Tulsa day.
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VFW Extends Lead With Ninth Win In League Action
VFW widened its Clarke Frederick County Independent Mens Softball League lead to two games by a 13-6 victory over Sonny's Grocery. Old Stone Restaurant fell 8-5 to Sandy's, leaving VFW 9-0 and Sandy's 7-2 as second-place teams.
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