National League and league standings brief
Major league score report with standings and upcoming games. Includes Philadelphia Montreal St Louis Chicago Pittsburgh New York Cincinnati Houston Los Angeles San Francisco San Diego Atlanta and Montreal St Louis Chicago Pittsburgh and other matchups plus batting and pitching leaders.
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NFL and College Staff Changes Reported Across Teams
In the NFL news New York Giants announce Bill Parcells resignation with Don Pollard named linebacker coach. Oakland Raiders sign Bruce Taylor and Clarence Duren as defensive backs. Philadelphia Eagles extend Dick Vermeil’s contract for five years. University of Miami reports Charles Thornton resignation with Dr Harry Mallios named athletic director.
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Bill Parcells
Don Pollard
Oakland Raiders
Bruce Taylor
Clarence Duren
Philadelphia Eagles
Dick Vermeil
College University OF Miami
Charles Thornton
Harry Mallios
Kern Fires Texas Past Minnesota in Relief showing
Texas defeated Minnesota 7-5 as Jim Kern worked three hitless innings for the win with Ferguson Jenkins charged for all five Twins runs in 5 2/3 innings. Buddy Bell contributed four hits including a tiebreaking eighth inning single. Rajsich closed the sixth before Kern struck out the side in both the eighth and ninth.
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Rick Sofield
Mike Cubbage
Roy Smalley
John Ellis
Richie Zisk
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Jim Sundberg
Ron Jackson
Indians
Blue Jays
Rick Waits
Recreation Standings and Weekly Results Show Tight Races
Last week saw Trophies Unlimited edge Scorpio 10 to 9, with top hitters Fauth, Smiley and Johnson. Aiken Sporting Goods led 14 to 4 over McFeast and Yeast as Wall and McIntire starred. O.R.A. topped Bill Jones 10 9 with Quilier and Brissey leading in hits. Continued play lists losses and leaders for Selgiers, Astros, and other teams with schedule through Thursday.
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Ed Saxon
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Sam Quilier
Bobby Toole
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Todd Gladden
George Wicks
Brian Merrill
Charlie Benson
Dave Lutkenhoff
Trophies Unlimited
Joey Watson
Jimmy Walker
Lew Goddell
Selgiers Insurance
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Ricky Hallman
Gary Fulmer
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McFeast
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Flying Paster May Miss Preakness If Track Is Muddy
Flying Paster may skip the Preakness at Pimlico if track conditions are muddy as trainer Gordon Campbell and owner Ben Ridder decide. The colt worked five eighths in 1:01.25 on a sloppy surface, with Ridder noting they do not want to run on a muddy track. Other Derby runners also trained Monday as Spectacular Bid and Gerry Delp’s Stable prepared for the added classic.
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Buddy Delp
General Assembly
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Leroy Jolley
ACC to vote on 30 second shot clock proposal
ACC coaches vote 6-2 to implement a 30 second shot clock next season. The proposal moves to athletic directors for approval, then NCAA consent is needed. Dean Smith, who introduced the motion, says he voted for it. other leagues experimented with similar clocks before dropping them after one season.
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ACC
Dean Smith
North Carolina
Basketball Coaches Committee
NCAA
Big 10
Southwest
Big 8
Moskau Helps Reds Extend NL West Lead
Reds right hander Paul Moskau recovered from a bases loaded jam to earn his third win of the season as Cincinnati beat San Diego 7 4. George Foster hit his sixth homer and Concepcion moved ahead in hits while Foster added 31 RBIs. Padres starter Eric Rasmussen took the loss.
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Houston
Tom Seaver
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Roger Craig
Rasmussen
Padres
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Winfield
Dan Briggs
Briggs
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Gaylord Perrys
Dave Concepcion
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