Scoreboard roundup of midweek MLB matchups
The sheet lists Wednesday games across the league with matchups including Philadelphia at New York St. Louis at Chicago Los Angeles at Houston San Diego at San Francisco Atlanta at Cincinnati and two remaining open slots marked by n as games scheduled.
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Rogers
Philadelphia
Carlton
New York
Jones
St. Louis
Andujar
Chicago
Jenkins
San Diego
Lollar
San Francisco
Fowlkes
Atlanta
Cowley
Cincinnati
Shirley
Los Angeles
Hooton
Houston
Knepper
A City
Pacific
Seattle
Golden State
Phoenix
Portland
Utah
Indiana
Cleveland
Washington
Milwaukee
Denver
San Antonio
New Jersey
Boston
Kansas City
Detroit
Dallas
Martie's Double Wins Hilltop at Pimlico
Martie's Double held off Wise Colleen by two lengths to win the Hilltop Stakes at Pimlico for $33,000. Mighty Nasty edged Maudlin by a head to capture the Round View Purse at Aqueduct. Catch That Pass edged North Course by a nose to win Gulfstream feature at Gulfstream Park. Tavern Ladd beat Son of Zen by a half length to win the Florida Boy Purse at Sportsman's Park.
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Baltimore
Martie
Wise Colleen
Pimlico Race Course
New York
Mighty Nasty
Ed Maudlin
Aqueduct
Hallandale
Fla
North Course
Hostage Bound for Derby After Arkansas Derby Victory
Public trainer W C Freeman confirmed the Aiken trained bay colt Hostage will run in the May 1 Kentucky Derby. Hostage won the Arkansas Derby at Oaklawn Park earning $170,580 and will be moved to Keeneland then Churchill Downs for the Derby. Owner Mrs Paul L Hexter expressed belief in the 3 year old Nijinsky II colt, whom Freeman called better than average.
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Hostage
W.C. Freeman
Oaklawn Park
Keeneland
Lexington
Churchill Downs
Louisville
Freeman
Nijinsky II
Purcell and Gullikson Open Pacific Southwest Tennis Open
Mel Purcell defeated Russell Simpson of New Zealand 6-2 6-2 and Tim Gullikson beat John Fitzgerald of Australia 7-5 7-6 in the opening round at the Los Angeles Tennis Club for a $200,000 Pacific Southwest Tennis Open.
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Los Angeles
Mel Purcell
Tim Gullikson
Purcell
Russell Simpson
New Zealand
Gullikson
John Fitzgerald
Australia
National Hockey League Divisional Semifinals Recap
In a Sunday set of score updates the Rangers beat the Flyers 7 to 5 to take their series 3 to 1 while Boston defeated Buffalo 5 to 2 clinching 3 1. Montreal tied Quebec 6 to 2 at 2 2. Pittsburgh beat the Islanders 5 to 2 with the series tied 2 to 2. Chicago routed Minnesota 5 to 2 advancing 3 to 1 and St Louis crushed Winnipeg 8 to 2 to win 3 to 1. Edmonton edged Los Angeles 3 to 2 as the series stands 2 2 with Quebec Montreal Pittsburgh New York Islanders Los Angeles Edmonton on Tuesday games.
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Milwaukee
Baltimore
Boston
Cleveland
Toronto
New York
Detroit
Chicago
Minnesota
California
Oakland
Kansas City
Texas
Seattle
Lerch
New York Rangers
Philadelphia
Ers
Buffalo
Montreal
Quebec
Pitt
New York Islanders
St.Louis
Winnipeg
Edmonton
Los Angeles
Pittsburgh
Jack Dempsey
New York Hospital
Cornell Medical Center
Dempsey
Phillies Sign Pete Rose to Contract Extension
The Philadelphia Phillies signed first baseman Pete Rose to a contract extension through 1986. The St Louis Cardinals activated catcher Gene Tenace and optioned outfielder Gene Roof to Louisville of the American Association. In the NFL the New York Giants signed center Chuck Correal tight end Bob Niziolek and tackle Doug Mackie.
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Baseball National
Philadelphia Phillies
Pete Rose
ST. Louis Cardinals
Gene Tenace
Gene Roof
Louisville
National Football League
NEW York Giants
Chuck Correal
Bob Niziolek
Doug Mackie
Upsets Highlight Boxing Upsets Highlight Boxing
Sanderlin Williams and Shelton LeBlanc two 1982 Golden Gloves champions were upset in the opening round of the U S Amateur Boxing Championships in Charlotte N C Marcel Lawdon Detroit stopped Rico Ricardo Chicago in the second round Dennis Milton Bronx upset Cleveland Williams 4 1 in middleweight Andrew Minsker Milwaukee Ore beat LeBlanc Care ncro La 3 2 featherweight Michael Grogan Atlanta defeated Marshall Brandon Youngstown 165 left? and Mark Mahone San Diego defeated Michael Perkins North Miami Beach Fla in super heavyweight.
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Charlotte
N.C
Sanderlin Williams
Shelton LeBlanc
Marcel Lawdon
Detroit
Chicago
Rico Ricardo
Dennis Milton
Bronx
N.Y
Cleveland
Williams
Andrew Minsker
Milwaukee
Ore
LeBlanc
Carencro
U.S
Michael Grogan
Atlanta
Marshall Brandon
Youngstown
Ohio
Mark Mahone
San Diego
Michael Perkins
North Miami Beach
Fla
Rose Signs Deal to Chase Hit Record
Pete Rose, 15 time All Star and Phillies first baseman, signed a year by year guaranteed contract through 1986 as he nears Ty Cobb s all time hit mark with 491 needed for 4 191. The agreement raises remaining years on his current pact and could reach 1 5 million per season for three years.
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Philadelphia
Pete Rose
Phillies
Rose
Ty Cobb
Gamecocks Triumph In Revenge On Clemson Tigers
South Carolina beats Clemson 5 4 after trailing Sunday. Art Finley and John Sullivan drive in decisive runs in the eighth. Pitcher Mike Werner earns the win in relief as Clemson’s Lynn Martin takes the loss. Clemson drops to 24-10 while South Carolina improves to 25-? and next hosts Miami before renewing rivalry in Columbia May 16-17.
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John Sullivan
Chris Boyle
Gamecock
Mike Werner
Clemson
Georgia
South Carolina
University of Miami
Tigers
The
Gamecocks
Columbia
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Sting
Paul Silas
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Greg Smith
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Wilhelm
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Aiken County
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