Giants and Pirates Open NL Playoffs Amid Uncertainties
San Francisco begins a best of five series with Pittsburgh at Candlestick Park as Bobby Bonds injury status and Willie McCovey’s knee and hand issues loom. Juan Marichal rests after a strong finale, while Gaylord Perry faces Steve Blass in a pivotal opener amid questions of rest versus rush.
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Associated Press
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Mr. Wonderful
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Robert Clemente
Willie Stargell
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Scratches and Fillies Race Through Names List
A jumble of horse or item names appears: Scratches 1 Smart Bell Doris Ann Hampdens Gold Homer S. 2 Miss Fidget Prouder Suellivee Finally Pesos 3 Pango Prince Busy Baby Ble Vert Self Delivery 5 Radio Bay Royalero Arctic Spin Bar Of Tales Clockbreak Skip Amour 6 Nail tt Hop Dante's MinStress Carolina War Red Scarf Mistolette Ghanas Madero Admiral Peveron Must Jolly.
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Handley Harriers sweep 2nd meet on muddy 2.5 mile course
Handley Harriers posted a perfect team score at their second meet of the year on a slick 2.5 mile course. Mike Blue and Howard Orndoff led with a 14 25 winning time as the squad claimed the top seven places.
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Tim Frye
John Troxel
Alan Carwile
Dave Clark
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Unbeatens Face Tests as NEL Week Promises Close Battles
National Football League action centers on Washington vs Dallas with two other contests highlighting unbeaten clubs. Kent Nix guides the Bears at the Rams while Cleveland hosts Oakland on Monday night as diverse matchups unfold across the league.
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Bruce Lowitt
Associated Press
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Mathis to Fight Ali in Houston Astrodome showdown
Buster Mathis a 265 pound heavyweight will fight Muhammad Ali in a 12 round bout at the Houston Astrodome on Wednesday November 17. Top Rank president Bob Arum announced the match at a New York news conference. Ali said the fight revives interest for fans after Jimmy Ellis bout. money details include a 300000 guarantee and 40 percent of receipts for Ali, with Mathis receiving 15 percent of revenues.
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Buster Mathis
Muhammad Ali
Bob Aram
Top Rank, Inc
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Houston Astrodome
Ali
Jimmy Ellis
Ellis
Mac Foster
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Blue McNally Clash In First AL Showdown
Orioles lefty Dave McNally and A's rookie sensation Vida Blue led the playoff starters in the AL pivotal series opener. McNally, 21-5 with a 2.89 ERA, starred after an arm injury, while Blue, a 24 game winner, sparked Oakland’s title chase alongside Hunter and Dobson. Reggie Jackson paced the A's with 32 homers and 94 RBIs, as Dick Williams’ club eyes its first pennant since 1931.
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Ralph Bernstein
Associated Press
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Vida Blue
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Frank Robinson
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Detroit
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Hunter
Chuck Dobson
Reggie Jackson
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